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The upper part of the shoe is the soft top and its job is to keep the foot held in tightly during play. This top part can come in high-top, mid-top, or low-top, but keep in mind that around 70% of advanced players choose high-tops because they provide the most support. Only about 10% of players chose low-tops for regular play. The material used on basketball shoes these days are lightweight combinations, that mix leather and mesh together, allowing for stability and durability, along with flexibility and breath ability. The outer sole of the shoe is also important. A good outsole should be flat and moderately wide, creating a stable base for the foot. A herringbone patter is most popular because it provides the best traction to keep you steady during quick movements. There are shoes designed more for indoor play (like most basketball shoes), but if you are more of an outdoor player, you should choose a shoe with a more durable outsole. Please keep in mind as well that there is a difference between men and women’s basketball shoes, and that it is best to stay within your gender specific shoe. Men’s shoes are wider, generally too wide for a women’s foot, so they don’t offer enough support and stability. Also, remember that your feet are bigger when they are hot, so be careful when choosing your shoe size.
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