Reaves hesitated for a moment after receiving the ball, then resolutely rushed into the paint. After a hesitation dribble, he chose to take an early layup, and the Lakers beat the Warriors 115-113 with a buzzer-beater. As his fan, of course I must get his signature shoes. I recently got this pair of Reaves 2, that is, the AR2 that Reaves wore today.
The actual combat experience was really amazing, and it can be regarded as a great pair of shoes for actual combat.
Brief actual combat feelings:
The intensity is good. People with greater foot strength don't need to worry about the problem that the upper can't hold up.
The threshold for wearing is low. Lightweight people can also wear them. Unlike the AR1, there won't be a situation where light-weight people feel uncomfortable when wearing them, and heavy-weight people won't feel that the anti-torsion is insufficient when wearing them.
The wrapping is tight. For normal and wide feet, the sizing is just right, and you can get a tight yet comfortable fitting feeling.
The force line is correct. There's no inward turning, and the arch support is excellent.
The traction is strong. It's not afraid of dusty indoor and outdoor courts, but the wear resistance is sacrificed, so it's not suitable for outdoor players who play on cement courts more often.
The foot feel is good. It has been upgraded to a full-length supercritical ETPU, combined with its extended TPU, and the boosting feeling is obvious.
Reposted from Hupu.
