Looking for comfortable sneakers

Hi, as a person with ankle and knee problems comfort is the most important thing to me. I have jordan's retro 1 and i felt they were a bit hard for outdoor basketball, my ankles hurt after few hours of playing. Yesterday i tried my tennis addidas shoes and they felt so soft and comfortable and i feel much better now, a day after unlike when i was playing with jordan's so which sneakers would you recommend that you remember being like extremely soft and comfortable because as much as i like these tennis shoes, i could use them outdoor or indoor i still need another pair of shoes. I've never worn Kobe's, there's a sale where i could get Kobe X, [url]https://content.nike.com/content/dam/one-nike/en_us/season-2015-fl/Shop/Launch/8-29/Kobe-X-Overcome-Medial.jpg.transform/default/image.jpg[/url]

these ones for a reasonable price, so what do you think, which ones would you recommend, thanks in advance

[QUOTE=tragicbronson]Hi, as a person with ankle and knee problems comfort is the most important thing to me. I have jordan's retro 1 and i felt they were a bit hard for outdoor basketball, my ankles hurt after few hours of playing. Yesterday i tried my tennis addidas shoes and they felt so soft and comfortable and i feel much better now, a day after unlike when i was playing with jordan's so which sneakers would you recommend that you remember being like extremely soft and comfortable because as much as i like these tennis shoes, i could use them outdoor or indoor i still need another pair of shoes. I've never worn Kobe's, there's a sale where i could get Kobe X, [url]https://content.nike.com/content/dam/one-nike/en_us/season-2015-fl/Shop/Launch/8-29/Kobe-X-Overcome-Medial.jpg.transform/default/image.jpg[/url]

these ones for a reasonable price, so what do you think, which ones would you recommend, thanks in advance[/QUOTE]Check out the Derrick Rose 6 or D Lillard 2's, most comfortable shoes on the market right now

[QUOTE=sammichoffate]Check out the Derrick Rose 6 or D Lillard 2's, most comfortable shoes on the market right now[/QUOTE]

Thank you, and wow, D Lillard 2's look great, i don't really like the design of D Rose 6 but Lillard's look really nice, i don't really like very high shoes, i am not saying that Rose's are, but i feel like Lillard's would fit me much better, thanks

[QUOTE=tragicbronson]Thank you, and wow, D Lillard 2's look great, i don't really like the design of D Rose 6 but Lillard's look really nice, i don't really like very high shoes, i am not saying that Rose's are, but i feel like Lillard's would fit me much better, thanks[/QUOTE]Rose 6- [url]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lf3Tlf1WXpQ[/url]
Lillard 2- [url]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lf3Tlf1WXpQ[/url]
J Crossover 2- [url]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tKqHOTTKl8[/url]
Air Jordan 29 Low- [url]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ReLXkk4CpV4[/url]

[QUOTE=tragicbronson]Hi, as a person with ankle and knee problems comfort is the most important thing to me. I have jordan's retro 1 and i felt they were a bit hard for outdoor basketball, my ankles hurt after few hours of playing. Yesterday i tried my tennis addidas shoes and they felt so soft and comfortable and i feel much better now, a day after unlike when i was playing with jordan's so which sneakers would you recommend that you remember being like extremely soft and comfortable because as much as i like these tennis shoes, i could use them outdoor or indoor i still need another pair of shoes. I've never worn Kobe's, there's a sale where i could get Kobe X, [url]https://content.nike.com/content/dam/one-nike/en_us/season-2015-fl/Shop/Launch/8-29/Kobe-X-Overcome-Medial.jpg.transform/default/image.jpg[/url]

these ones for a reasonable price, so what do you think, which ones would you recommend, thanks in advance[/QUOTE]


I'm wearing those right now and they are really comfortable. I also have Kobe 11's which I also like (except for the price). With that said I've been playing on a harder court and even though I hate high tops the reviews have me really considering getting a pair of D Rose 6's. From what I have read the D Rose 6's are more comfortable than the Lilard 2's because Boost is softer than Bounce.

[QUOTE=01amberfirewv]I'm wearing those right now and they are really comfortable. I also have Kobe 11's which I also like (except for the price). With that said I've been playing on a harder court and even though I hate high tops the reviews have me really considering getting a pair of D Rose 6's. From what I have read the D Rose 6's are more comfortable than the Lilard 2's because Boost is softer than Bounce.[/QUOTE]

Depends on your needs:

[url]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gq7xwrbcJwQ[/url]

[url]http://thesolebros.com/2016/02/19/adidas-boost-cushion-vs-bounce-cushion/[/url]

I'm also considering Jordan's CP3 IX, has anyone tried them, what do you think about this shoe?

[QUOTE=tragicbronson]I'm also considering Jordan's CP3 IX, has anyone tried them, what do you think about this shoe?[/QUOTE][url]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DmZeLgwrcWc[/url]
Traction is really good, cushion is terrible. Weird lacing system, decent materials and fit. Lot of support if you don't need the impact protection. I got the CP3 8 AE for indoor, it's far better.

I think this one is best Adidas Originals Microbounce T1 Shoes

I would second most of the Addidas on here.

I've used the Addidas Crazy Explosive shoe quite a bit the last few years and find it really comfortable. There's an Andrew Wiggins model from his TWolves days.

I'm intrigued by Sammi having the Jordan 29 up there, because I have a pair of those that I usually use for outdoors now, that I love. The weird thing is I've hated the other couple pairs of Jordans I've gotten since then, including the 30, which is one of the worst shoes I can remember playing in. I wound up giving them away. And I just heard enough good things about the 34 to finally order a pair of those. And many people have said the same thing, the 34 is the best pair since the 29. I hope so.

Lol, If you're still looking then its better to go with Nike Air Ring Leader.