Very good, I haven't turned an ankle even once in the 8 months I've had them with daily use. As soon as I switched to adidas lightmotion of the same price range for a test, I sprained my ankle grade B on the first use.

You have all seen it here, Jordan. The shoe doesn't make you a player. If you are good, you play with it. The shoe is fine.

For a 50 euro product that I bought very reasonably. They lasted me a full season working as a waiter in a hotel and I also wore them outside. They don't slip.

In general, they are good and worth their money, but they do not provide good ankle support, resulting in easily turning your foot.

I expected the shoe to be a little better, but for the 60 euros I paid, it's fine. I got my size 43 as I usually wear (because no one mentioned here while reading the comments that they have a narrow fit). I will definitely need size 44. In the end, I got 44.5 and it's okay for me

Very good quality. I have had them for almost a year. I haven't used them very harshly, just a little bit of basketball and a lot of walking and strolling. They are so lightweight that even after hours of use, I don't feel tiredness in my feet. I bought them for about 65 euros back then, and I think they were worth every euro. I believe that those who want something of good quality that is worth its money, the Nike Precision 6 is a very good option.

Good to average basketball shoes, if you are any position other than guard it is better to prefer another product