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adidas · 2013
Rose 773 II
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2.0
By dimension
Cushioning feel
1.5
Court feel
4.5
Bounce
1.5
Stability
3.5
Traction
2.0
Fit
2.0
Analysis
Performance profile
Performance scores
Cushioning Feel
58 / 100 · Solid
Court Feel
92 / 100 · Excellent
Bounce
40 / 100 · Decent
Stability
88 / 100 · Excellent
Traction
72 / 100 · Good
Fit
79 / 100 · Very Good
Cushioning Feel
58Solid
Court Feel
92Excellent
Bounce
40Decent
Stability
88Excellent
Traction
72Good
Fit
79Very Good
Is it for you?
If you like flagship-level on-court performance at a budget price, and can live with a thin, low-profile setup with little impact protection, then this shoe is for you.
flagship-level on-court performance at a budget price
a thin, low-profile setup with little impact protection
Forefoot midsole tech
adiPRENE+ forefoot
Heel midsole tech
adiPRENE heel
Outsole tech
Rubber traction with durable multi-directional pattern
Upper tech
Synthetic/textile upper with stronger cage support
Cushioning feel
Firm-balanced
Court feel
High
Bounce
Low-moderate
Stability
Very good
Traction
Good
Fit
Secure and simple
Pro reviews
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WearTesters
The Rose 773 II is a performance-driven minimalist shoe priced reasonably at $110, durable for indoor play, and ideal for players comfortable with low cushioning and excellent court feel
Traction is fantastic across all surfaces and court conditions, receiving a perfect 10 out of 10 rating
Comfortable fit with no Sprint frame, excellent lockdown from heel to forefoot, and superior ventilation compared to other market shoes
Minimal cushioning requires adaptation period and may not suit players accustomed to maximalist shoes
Thin outsole rubber will wear out within one to two weeks of consistent outdoor play on rough surfaces like asphalt
The Rose 773 II essentially replicates its predecessor's design; while acceptable in appearance, Adidas appears lazy and lacks meaningful technical innovation
The shoe has a clean design with nice visual appeal, featuring white speckles on the midsole
Retains the previous generation's cushioning and traction system that fans already appreciate
Nearly identical to the previous version with only minor upper material changes, showing lack of innovation from Adidas
The traction compound from the predecessor was poor with excessive slipping, and this issue remains unaddressed
Rose 773 II is a performance basketball shoe emphasizing traction and court feedback with advanced tech but moderate comfort, best suited for serious players prioritizing ball feel
Features new generation Pure Motion technology combined with silver traction pads, delivering excellent grip in all directions
Clean and distinctive design based on Adidas Crazy Quick silhouette with D-Rose branding, modern aesthetic
Limited cushioning comfort, as Pure Motion technology prioritizes court feel and responsiveness over cushioning
The Rose 773 II is a performance-driven minimalist shoe priced reasonably at $110, durable for indoor play, and ideal for players comfortable with low cushioning and excellent court feel
Traction is fantastic across all surfaces and court conditions, receiving a perfect 10 out of 10 rating
Comfortable fit with no Sprint frame, excellent lockdown from heel to forefoot, and superior ventilation compared to other market shoes
Minimal cushioning requires adaptation period and may not suit players accustomed to maximalist shoes
Thin outsole rubber will wear out within one to two weeks of consistent outdoor play on rough surfaces like asphalt
The Rose 773 II essentially replicates its predecessor's design; while acceptable in appearance, Adidas appears lazy and lacks meaningful technical innovation
The shoe has a clean design with nice visual appeal, featuring white speckles on the midsole
Retains the previous generation's cushioning and traction system that fans already appreciate
Nearly identical to the previous version with only minor upper material changes, showing lack of innovation from Adidas
The traction compound from the predecessor was poor with excessive slipping, and this issue remains unaddressed
Rose 773 II is a performance basketball shoe emphasizing traction and court feedback with advanced tech but moderate comfort, best suited for serious players prioritizing ball feel
Features new generation Pure Motion technology combined with silver traction pads, delivering excellent grip in all directions
Clean and distinctive design based on Adidas Crazy Quick silhouette with D-Rose branding, modern aesthetic
Limited cushioning comfort, as Pure Motion technology prioritizes court feel and responsiveness over cushioning
Released in 2013, Rose 773 II arrived in the Rose takedown line as adidas refined its value formula. The design intent centered on making the shoe more supportive and durable while preserving Rose-inspired geometry. Notable versions or talking points included its continued popularity as an affordable outdoor-friendly pair. In community memory, the shoe is usually remembered for solid value, good containment, and practical grip. It also helps mark a specific turning point inside that line, because the shoe shows what the brand prioritized at that moment rather than simply copying the previous release. For collectors and hoopers, the model still matters because it sits at a recognizable point in the series timeline and explains why later pairs either doubled down on or moved away from this exact formula.
