Durable suede upper with mesh inserts provides the perfect combination of comfort and performance
Internal midfoot shank adds stability to every move
Lace up style for a secure fit
In-Shoe Comfort:
UA Micro G® midsole provides a responsive feel underfoot and complete control on the court
Durability & Traction:
Durable rubber outsole uses anatomical traction pattern for superior grip and flexibility
Additional Details:
Weight: 13.3 oz.
Brand : Under Armour
Country of Origin : Imported
Web ID: 24UARACRRY3Z24SDGMNS
SKU: 25443892
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REVIEWS
4.8
97%
Recommended
35 Reviews
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A nice deal
1 month ago
Nice For Beginners
Like this pair of shoes, really stable and cushioned. Played a few days on outdoor playground, light but powerful!
Ed Bungay
1 month ago
Color & Size
Daughter loves the color and they fit perfectly...
HFedd
4 months ago
Perfect Toe Box
I struggle to find shoes with a wide toe box without being a wide shoe. I bought these for pickleball and they are perfect. Although a basketball shoe they work well for PB. My only complaint, and this is not something that can be changed, is that the soles are not great on outdoor surfaces because they are an indoor wood surface sole.
Joe433333
4 months ago
These Shoes Have A Awesome Design
These shoes have a really cool pattern on the inside and are sleek one color on the outside. They are comfortable and have good support. At first the soles feel a little hard but once you bend them a little they feel great.
Pigpen24
5 months ago
Very Stylish Shoe
I loved everything about this shoe except the fit. Even though I wear a size 8 for my other Curry shoes, these shoes were very tight. I have thick feet though and perhaps these being high tops, my feet did not fit well in them. I feel like I've had this same problem with an earlier pair of Curry high tops but the low cut shoes don't give me a problem. I was sad because I LOVED the purple ones!! So, the problem is ME and not the shoe. I would definitely recommend this product to anyone with feet less thick than mine...
