If you, like me, try to buy things like shoes that are not "Made in China", you likely will be disappointed with these adidas.  The Description says plainly "Made in Vietnam".  The box and shoes that were delivered said plainly "Made in China".  That's Problem #1.

Problem #2: these shoes are sized small.  A US Size 10 is really more like a 9.5 or 9.75.  I nearly put them back in their box and shipped them back to Amazon but decided to see if maybe a couple of days of break-in using progressively thicker socks would loosen up the shoes.  After three days, the shoes were broken in and felt fine.

Problem #3: these shoes, like I suspect is the case with most basketball shoes, are made of man-made materials that simply won't stand up to much punishment and probably won't last beyond one year of heavy use (if that).  They are also definitely indoor shoes only.  The soles should work well on gym floors but will get quickly worn down on concrete or blacktop.

On the plus side, the shoes are exceptionally light, feel great once broken in and the Aluminium/Black/Running White model looks great.

If you are looking for low top baskeball shoes --- which seem to be rather rare nowadays --- these are worth a look if you can get them in your size and preferred color.  However, there are caveats to consider that I addressed earlier.  If you can live with the likely short life span and the indoor-only restriction, they might fill the bill.