Nike Lebron 14 low detail rating

The numbered shoes that Lebron James often wears on the field always has a rugged structure with a pit, so his shoes are very picky to wear, especially those who like compact comfort. Was brought in by Lebron James in a training session before the NBA final, although not brought to play by King James, Lebron 14 Low was popular with many people. Today we will go into a detailed analysis review of this low-neck version.

I. Design, Material

In terms of appearance, the Lebron 14 low has a simpler and softer design than the previous low-numbered Lebron versions. The shoe body uses a synthetic material from mesh, fuse and wooven and a velvet leather at the toe.

With this combination, the Lebron 14 low not only brings certainty but is also easy to break in. Add to that the massive Hex Zoom buffer placed underfoot. In addition, unlike the high neck version, my 14-low color scheme uses a solid rubber sole that promises better grip.

The first time I used these shoes on the field, I felt extremely uncomfortable after 2 to 3 times on the ball, I had to repeatedly tighten the laces. But after a long time of use, the material on the 14 low has become softer and more hugging, and the loose shoe phenomenon is no longer present.

The heel pad on this shoe does a very good job of hugging the entire heel and is extremely comfortable to minimize the ability to slip the heel for the shoe.

Although the low neck version, Lebron 14 low still fit quite as other Lebron series so I recommend those with elongated feet should be down half size or you can bring more Nike Elite socks to get the best fitting.

III. Adhesion

When it comes to grip, this is probably a strong point on these shoes when the yard surface is dusty like home, then fighting Ho Xuan Huong to rough yard surfaces like sandalwood still does not impair the performance of the shoe.

Saying that, but on slippery and dusty surfaces like the Cultural Palace, the shoe’s grip is still significantly reduced.As for the durability of the shoe, after 4 months of use in the outdoor yard, except for the edge of the shoe, the rest is not worn.

On a small note, although the rubber on the Lebron 14 low is quite thick, on bad ground surfaces like Hoa Lu or cement will still cause the cleats to break or break off the outsole.

IV. Buffer / Cushioning

Lebron 14 Low uses 3 Hex Zoom bags in the nose and 1 Zoom 270 bag in the heel are all placed at the bottom to help reduce shock and stable feel, after strong grounding phase but I can not feel any shock remains on the leg.

Because the Phylon layer is too thick to make me feel extremely high against the pitch, King James himself has complained about the buffer. But do not worry, after a period of use, the Phylon layer will soften and feel better on the pitch.

V. Support

Although possessing solid materials, but the ability to support users is not satisfactory, because the shoes have a too high sole and the anti-roll edge on the shoes is not wide enough, so as a result, I often flip my neck. legs when worn.

In return for limited ankle support, the shoe still has a good feel and stability along with a sturdy material. The shoe’s breathability is not too bad when I wear it all day and I just feel a little bit of foot.

BECAUSE. Conclude

In short, the Lebron 14 low is still a shoe for every position, both satisfying the feeling of pitch and good gravity ability for those with explosive playstyles that need a lot of speed. If you are someone who does not have any ankle problems, the $ 150 Lebron 14 low price is ready to please you.

(Vu Thai Duong)