adidas Anthony Edwards 1 Low Trainers - White - UK 12

While generally designed for a standard athletic fit, individual foot shapes vary. It is recommended to try them on to ensure a comfortable fit if you have wider feet. The upper materials may offer some flexibility over time.

The combination of BOOST and Lightstrike provides a unique balance of ultralight cushioning and exceptional energy return. BOOST offers soft, responsive cushioning, while Lightstrike contributes to lightweight responsiveness, allowing for quicker movements and explosive jumps with less fatigue.

These trainers are engineered specifically for the demands of indoor basketball. While they can be worn casually, their specialized outsole and performance-focused design might not offer the same durability or comfort for extended outdoor use or other sports where specific features are needed.

Regular cleaning with a soft cloth, mild soap, and cold water is recommended. Avoid abrasive scrubbing. For tough stains, a specialized sneaker cleaner designed for white materials can be used. Store away from direct sunlight to prevent yellowing.

While modern athletic trainers are often comfortable out of the box, a short break-in period during lighter activities is advisable. This allows the materials to conform to your foot shape and ensures optimal comfort during intense play.

Adidas trainers typically run true to size. However, fit can be subjective. We recommend referring to the adidas size chart and considering your usual athletic shoe size. If possible, try them on to confirm the best fit.

Ensure the outsole is clean of dust and debris before play. Wipe the sole with a damp cloth if needed. For persistent issues, assess if the court surface is excessively dusty or worn.

Re-evaluate lacing technique. For tightness, try loosening laces slightly or skipping an eyelet. For looseness, ensure laces are pulled taut and double-knotted. Consider trying different thickness socks.

Check sock choice for proper thickness and material. Ensure laces are not tied too tightly in specific areas. Break in new trainers during lighter activity before intense play. If discomfort persists, consult a specialist for alternative insole options.

A squeak might indicate excellent traction or dust/moisture between the sole and the court. Clean the outsole thoroughly. If the squeak is internal, it might be the insole shifting; try removing and reinserting it, or replacing it.