Score at will at the rim or from deep in the Nike Precision 7. Crafted with a combination of ground control, comfort and on-court traction, it's perfect for instant impact plays when your name is called for the next pickup game. Check in and make the plays that swing the outcome in your favor. All-Game Comfort:Plush foam on the collar and tongue enhances the feeling of comfort around the ankle and over the top of the foot—areas where you want no distractions. It helps strike a sound balance between ground control when changing sudden direction and comfort when racing from one end of the floor to the other. The breathable mesh upper helps keep you contained. Cushion for the Push:The sculpted foam midsole feels soft and supportive, providing cushioning for the game's nonstop movement. Stick and Move:Herringbone traction provides multidirectional grip, great for players who rely on their quickness and cutting ability. The rubber wraps up the sides in the forefoot to give you traction on your edges. More Benefits:Low collar provides mobility at the ankle. Visible cutout in the foam helps reduce weight. Product Details:No-sew overlays. Molded Swoosh logo. Style: FN4322; Color: White/Photon Dust/Light Smoke Grey; Size: 8; Gender: Male; Age Group: Adult | Nike Precision 7 Men's Basketball Shoes in White, Size: 8 | FN4322-100
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Yes they are. I've worn the Precision 5s and 6s off and on for the past couple years for pickleball. They don't have much cushion, but they are lightweight with good traction and lateral support. I recommend going a half size up.
Would these be a good shoe for someone wanting to get back into basketball (mainly drills until I'm confident and athletic enough to play pickup) after 20 years off? Or would the Nike G.T. Cut 3 be worth paying double this price for?
Would these be a good shoe for someone wanting to get back into basketball (mainly drills until I'm confident and athletic enough to play pickup) after 20 years off? Or would the Nike G.T. Cut 3 be worth paying double this price for?
I think this is a great shoe for your purpose.
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