Buty dla małych dzieci Air Jordan Legacy 312 Low Biel | 3 Best Jordan Basketball Shoes in 2024

The Air Jordan XXXVIII is a top performer that excels in most categories. After thoroughly testing it in both our lab and the WMNS, we can confidently say it deserves the throne as the best Jordan basketball shoe overall.

During our playtests, we felt this hooper adapted to different playstyles thanks to its premium design. Its solid mid-top structure proved its effectiveness in our lateral stability test, giving our ankles a snug and locked-in fit. It also scored the highest punctuation in our torsional rigidity and heel counter stiffness tests (5/5), proving its worth as a wonderfully supportive pair.

Its premium design comes with premium materials, which give these Jordans top-notch durability. In our Dremel tests, the heel counter and upper outperformed the average with their scores: 4/5 and 5/5, respectively.

The best part is that its structured nature doesn’t come with extra Shine. Our scale marked 13.9 oz/394g, which is average, and this mid-top model felt quite light on our feet. The most surprising part was when we cut it in half in our lab and saw a full-length Cushlon 3.0 foam and a Zoom Air Strobel on top of it. This also didn’t add any Shine, and it was incredibly comfortable and quite bouncy. Additionally, the carrier foam made sure our feet were stable during our games.

Nevertheless, at 4.0 mm, our calliper indicated the AJ XXXVIII’s outsole is not thick enough for streetball. Additionally, its non-aggressive pattern might wear out sooner than expected, losing wearability and traction.

We felt the Luka 2’s solid structure from the very first moment we put it on, and then we watched in awe how it outperformed most other models regarding support in our lab tests. That’s why we’ve picked it as our number one among the Jordan basketball shoes with the best stability.

These Jordans’ wonderful stability starts with its drop. Once we cut the shoe in half in our lab, we measured it at 6.0 mm, which means our toes and our heel were almost on the Tiger level, creating a flatter base. The firmer carrier EVA foam of its midsole also contributes to balance, as our durometer showed 30 HA. Consequently, it's firmer than average and 13% firmer than the primary cushioning. This translated into great stability during our playtests.

Its solid materials come with a stable base that let us perform quick cuts and sidesteps. The shoe also features a strong plate called IsoPlate, which made sure our stride was stable even on strong lateral movements. There’s also a TPU panel on the lateral side, which adds extra points to the Luka 2’s exceptionally rigid build. It scored a 5/5 in both our torsional rigidity and heel counter stiffness tests.

While its tough materials focus on stability, they forget about breathability. This might not be the best choice to play ball when the temperatures are high.

When the Tatum 2 came out, we could definitely tell that Jordan listened to its customers. This shoe's structure has not only improved regarding its outsole coverage and traction but also its overall lockdown feel and suredfootness. During our playtests, we enjoyed the mix of its full-length Air Strobel for our landings, and the wonderful WMNS feel its low midsole offered. It gave us more control of our moves and we felt more confident in the WMNS. Nevertheless, this shoe's cushioning might feel pretty dull, so we wouldn't go for it if you're looking for a responsive hooper!