Basketball Shoes

Discover our collection of curated collection of basketball shoes from Nike, Under Armour, adidas, and Jordan to help take your game to the next level. Shop for high-top and low-top basketball shoes for men, women and kids now. Our range of basketball shoes offer superior grip and ankle support when cutting, sprinting and shooting on the court.

Are Basketball Shoes Different Than Running Shoes?

Basketball shoes differ from running shoes in several ways. Basketball shoes are designed for lateral movements, quick pivots, and jumps, offering more ankle support and stability to prevent injury. They typically have a higher top to protect the ankle and provide cushioning to absorb impact from jumps.

In contrast, running shoes focus on forward motion, with lightweight designs and more flexible soles to promote efficiency and comfort during long-distance runs. Running shoes prioritise cushioning, shock absorption, and breathability, while basketball shoes focus more on traction, support, and durability for the court.

What Should I Look For In Basketball Shoes?

Look for shoes that offer your preferred amount of ankle support, cushioning, and traction. Look for breathable and durable materials, as we all know basketball is an intense game and you will need shoes with air circulation that can also hold up over time. Consider your playing style and position, as different shoes cater to different needs.

How Do I Choose The Right Size?

Try on shoes and ensure there’s enough room for your toes while still providing a snug fit around the heel. Check our size guide for specific measurements. We'd also recommend wearing your basketball socks when trying on your shoes to get a real sense of what they'll be like on the court. When you are testing shoes, try to emulate the movements you'll be doing on the court. If you feel painful rubbing or pinching then you may need to size up or switch styles.

Are High-Top Shoes Better Than Low-Top Shoes?

High-top shoes provide more ankle support, which can benefit players who want extra stability. On the other hand low-top shoes offer more freedom of movement. Your choice should depend on your playstyle and personal preference. Mid-top shoes are a jack-of-all trades, and offer a good mixture of ankle support and flexibility if that is what you are looking for.

How Often Should I Replace My Basketball Shoes?

It’s recommended to replace your basketball shoes every year or so, depending on how frequently you play. Signs of wear, such as loss of cushioning or traction, holes in the upper, and worn laces, indicate it’s time for a new pair.

Can I Wear Basketball Shoes For Other Sports?

Basketball shoes are designed specifically for basketball, and might not be suitable for other sports. We recommend wearing sport-specific footwear where possible.

Explore our extensive range of basketball shoes at rebel and find the perfect pair to enhance your game.

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Basketball Shoes

Are Basketball Shoes Different Than Running Shoes?

What Should I Look For In Basketball Shoes?

How Do I Choose The Right Size?

Are High-Top Shoes Better Than Low-Top Shoes?

How Often Should I Replace My Basketball Shoes?

Can I Wear Basketball Shoes For Other Sports?