Serious Player Only Easy 1

One Shoe, Two Insoles, Both Worlds

Released at 169 dollars, this was the second fully original design from the label after it stopped referencing other brands' silhouettes. The look deliberately recalls old-school canvas basketball shoes, but the intent is modern: a hybrid built to work on court and off it. What separates it from the many other hybrids is that the tech itself changes with the use case. The shoe ships with two different insoles that swap depending on whether you are hooping or walking, on top of the brand's usual interchangeable drop-in midsole system, and it is designed to accommodate orthotics. Reviewers flagged traction as the standout, crediting a compound that balances toughness against tackiness well enough to handle hardwood and blacktop without compromise, and rated it among the better setups of the 2024-25 cycle. Domestic shoppers largely encountered it as a streetwear pickup.