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adidas · 2015
Rose 773 IV
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1.5
By dimension
Cushioning feel
1.5
Court feel
4.5
Bounce
1.5
Stability
2.0
Traction
2.0
Fit
1.0
Analysis
Performance profile
Performance scores
Cushioning Feel
58 / 100 · Solid
Court Feel
92 / 100 · Excellent
Bounce
40 / 100 · Decent
Stability
74 / 100 · Good
Traction
72 / 100 · Good
Fit
70 / 100 · Good
Cushioning Feel
58Solid
Court Feel
92Excellent
Bounce
40Decent
Stability
74Good
Traction
72Good
Fit
70Good
Is it for you?
If you like full-length Bounce cushioning that overdelivers for a budget shoe, and can live with thin segmented tread that wears out fast, indoor-only, then this shoe is for you.
full-length Bounce cushioning that overdelivers for a budget shoe
thin segmented tread that wears out fast, indoor-only
Forefoot midsole tech
adiPRENE+ forefoot
Heel midsole tech
adiPRENE heel
Outsole tech
Rubber traction with durable broad coverage
Upper tech
Mesh/textile upper with synthetic support frame
Cushioning feel
Firm-balanced
Court feel
High
Bounce
Low-moderate
Stability
Good
Traction
Good
Fit
Secure budget fit
Pro reviews
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The Minichamps Mazda RX7 LBWK white version offers decent paint restoration and detailing for the price point of 70+ yuan, but suffers from numerous manufacturing defects resulting in average value for money
Excellent paint application accuracy with all sponsor logos and graphics positioned correctly, matching the real car closely
Outstanding detail work including transparent fog lights showing silver-plated light pillars and smoked integrated taillights that look sharp on the white body
Multiple defects present including paint chips, bubbling, scratches, paint dripping, and glue marks affecting overall quality control
White version quality appears inferior to the black variant, likely rushed to market to compensate for poor black version sales
Rose 773 IV is a cost-effective performance basketball shoe excelling in comfortable balanced cushioning, outstanding traction, and lightweight design, ideal for guards and forwards with average foot types, though careful size selection is recommended
Balanced and comfortable cushioning with soft-to-moderate feel, seamless midsole feedback from heel to forefoot, low adaptation threshold that doesn't compromise initial quickness
Excellent traction performance with medium-hardness outsole rubber that provides stable lateral grip on both indoor wooden courts and outdoor painted surfaces, supporting high-intensity lateral movements
Sizing runs slightly long; wide-footed players may find regular size loose and need careful size selection based on foot type
Cushioning emphasizes softness over bounce, which may not suit players seeking strong responsive feel
Rose 773 IV is a hidden gem with unique design, but its cushioning performance and lateral support have significant practical flaws, making it unsuitable for most guards and forwards
Very thin midsole with excellent ground feel and responsive ground contact
Strong traction with durable herringbone pattern, excellent ankle support with wide base and high sidewalls for lateral stability
Insufficient cushioning with very thin midsole; even at 68kg body weight it causes impact shock, only suitable for guards under 60kg
Outsole lacks upturned edges, prone to wear and slipping during quick cuts; mid-high silhouette restricts ankle mobility
The Minichamps Mazda RX7 LBWK white version offers decent paint restoration and detailing for the price point of 70+ yuan, but suffers from numerous manufacturing defects resulting in average value for money
Excellent paint application accuracy with all sponsor logos and graphics positioned correctly, matching the real car closely
Outstanding detail work including transparent fog lights showing silver-plated light pillars and smoked integrated taillights that look sharp on the white body
Multiple defects present including paint chips, bubbling, scratches, paint dripping, and glue marks affecting overall quality control
White version quality appears inferior to the black variant, likely rushed to market to compensate for poor black version sales
Rose 773 IV is a cost-effective performance basketball shoe excelling in comfortable balanced cushioning, outstanding traction, and lightweight design, ideal for guards and forwards with average foot types, though careful size selection is recommended
Balanced and comfortable cushioning with soft-to-moderate feel, seamless midsole feedback from heel to forefoot, low adaptation threshold that doesn't compromise initial quickness
Excellent traction performance with medium-hardness outsole rubber that provides stable lateral grip on both indoor wooden courts and outdoor painted surfaces, supporting high-intensity lateral movements
Sizing runs slightly long; wide-footed players may find regular size loose and need careful size selection based on foot type
Cushioning emphasizes softness over bounce, which may not suit players seeking strong responsive feel
Rose 773 IV is a hidden gem with unique design, but its cushioning performance and lateral support have significant practical flaws, making it unsuitable for most guards and forwards
Very thin midsole with excellent ground feel and responsive ground contact
Strong traction with durable herringbone pattern, excellent ankle support with wide base and high sidewalls for lateral stability
Insufficient cushioning with very thin midsole; even at 68kg body weight it causes impact shock, only suitable for guards under 60kg
Outsole lacks upturned edges, prone to wear and slipping during quick cuts; mid-high silhouette restricts ankle mobility
Released in 2015, Rose 773 IV arrived in the later Rose takedown line before the series shifted further into modern cushioning trends. The design intent centered on providing straightforward Rose-flavored performance at an accessible price. Notable versions or talking points included its value positioning and practical construction. In community memory, the shoe is usually remembered for decent traction and support, with no extra cushioning luxury. 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.
