Adidas Unisex-Adult Harden Vol. 6 Basketball Shoe

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Continue to scroll below for more images of the adidas Harden Vol. 6 that will give you a closer look. A release will take place at select retailers and adidas.com later this year. The outsole of the Vol. 5 was its main point of criticism, but that’s not the case in this new release. The adidas Harden Vol. 6 steps up big time in terms of traction performance, and it can even be categorized in the same tier as that of the Curry Flow 9 .

Harden Vol 6 Review - Info Hoops Adidas Harden Vol 6 Review - Info Hoops

The shoe has a very hard internal TPU heel counter. That supports the heel and Achillies area very well. The internal sides of the heel have six Achillies pads to provide extra comfort to the stiff Achilles tendon.

Court feel 8.5/10: in my experience, boost shoes often sacrifice court feel to provide better impact protection. In this case, it didn’t feel that way. The shoe feels low to the ground which also helps with stability. It is a really good responsive shoe because the traction was really good, cushion super responsive, low to the ground, support is great, Durability 9/10: which takes me to the second point: durability seems to be great after three months. the traction pattern on the outsole doesn’t seem to have any significant damage considering I am a shifty player that drives aggressively to the rim and makes a lot of hard stops. The rubber seems it’s going to last for a while. However it’s not a 10 since I’m not sure I could say the same about the materials on the upper Stability 10/10: Simply put: spectacular. For context I have weak ankles and my feet tend to pronate. So I’ve always prioritized shoes with wide and stable bases to prevent ankle rolls and sprains. Until now this is the only shoe in which I’ve never rolled my ankle. The base is wide and stable, even though it has full length boost.

Adidas Harden Vol.6 - Ftwr White/Vivid Red/Legend Ink - Mens

l’arrivée, sans casser spécialement les codes, la dernière mouture signée adidas pour l’un de ses joueurs phares reste une création de haut niveau. The look of the material is not so premium. It looks cheap and in many colourways, it gets dirty very easily. Also, it has a Harden branding logo just above the laces that looks cool. Comme on pouvait s’y attendre, la Harden Vol. 6 est davantage destinée aux petits gabarits, avec un maintien assez léger pour favoriser les changements de rythme et de direction. Adidas Harden Vol. 6 has some very impressive designs and dope colourways. The designer has done a good job of making great shoes from recycled content.We saw adidas combine two cushioning techs (Lightstrike and Boost) in the Vol. 5, which wasn’t as good as advertised. In the Vol. 6, adidas opted to infuse a full-bed Boost technology that is better than its predecessor. But what I like about the upper of the Vol.6 is that it tends to get very soft as soon as you break it in. You’ll get a lot of forefoot flexibility in this shoe, and it’s not as stiff as compared to the Vol. 5. The tongue padding is minimal, but the internal ankle pods should be able to keep your feet secure and stable.