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Under Armour · 2015
Curry 2
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4.5
By dimension
Cushioning feel
2.0
Court feel
4.5
Bounce
2.5
Stability
4.0
Traction
5.0
Fit
5.0
Analysis
Performance profile
Performance scores
Cushioning Feel
62 / 100 · Solid
Court Feel
92 / 100 · Excellent
Bounce
58 / 100 · Solid
Stability
88 / 100 · Excellent
Traction
100 / 100 · Elite
Fit
100 / 100 · Elite
Cushioning Feel
62Solid
Court Feel
92Excellent
Bounce
58Solid
Stability
88Excellent
Traction
100Elite
Fit
100Elite
Is it for you?
If you like glue-to-the-floor indoor stop-on-a-dime traction, and can live with punishingly firm Charged foam with little impact protection, then this shoe is for you.
glue-to-the-floor indoor stop-on-a-dime traction
punishingly firm Charged foam with little impact protection
Forefoot midsole tech
Charged Cushioning forefoot
Heel midsole tech
Charged Cushioning heel
Outsole tech
Rubber traction with extremely aggressive multi-directional pattern
Upper tech
SpeedForm upper with Anafoam support shell and internal bootie
Cushioning feel
Firm-responsive
Court feel
High
Bounce
Moderate
Stability
Very good
Traction
Elite
Fit
Secure and one-to-one
Pro reviews
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WearTesters
The Curry 2 Retro is a worthwhile classic basketball shoe despite the toe box design compromise, maintaining solid comfort and design integrity while the special colorway release adds considerable collector appeal.
Classic design with excellent comfort, responsive midsole bounce, and great performance for on-court play
Limited colorway released as retail for the first time, holds significant collector and fan value for Steph Curry enthusiasts
Noticeably redesigned toe box appears boxy compared to the original, compromising aesthetic appeal
Construction quality differences compared to the original, some details lack refinement in execution
The Curry 2 Retro is a well-balanced performance basketball shoe featuring Charged cushioning technology, excellent court feel with minimal forefoot cushioning, suitable for players preferring low-profile feel, but requires regular sole cleaning to maintain traction.
Curry 2 is a high-performance basketball shoe with significant upgrades in cushioning and support over the previous generation, ideal for players seeking protection and responsiveness, true to size with excellent comfort after break-in
Excellent cushioning with full-length Charge midsole that is softer and more responsive than Curry 1, effectively absorbing impact and converting it into explosive bounce
Great support and lockdown with high ankle collar and well-positioned lace holes providing excellent ankle support and preventing heel slippage
Stiff initially and requires a break-in period before conforming to your foot shape
May feel snug in the forefoot area for people with wider feet
The Curry 2 Retro is a worthwhile classic basketball shoe despite the toe box design compromise, maintaining solid comfort and design integrity while the special colorway release adds considerable collector appeal.
Classic design with excellent comfort, responsive midsole bounce, and great performance for on-court play
Limited colorway released as retail for the first time, holds significant collector and fan value for Steph Curry enthusiasts
Noticeably redesigned toe box appears boxy compared to the original, compromising aesthetic appeal
Construction quality differences compared to the original, some details lack refinement in execution
The Curry 2 Retro is a well-balanced performance basketball shoe featuring Charged cushioning technology, excellent court feel with minimal forefoot cushioning, suitable for players preferring low-profile feel, but requires regular sole cleaning to maintain traction.
Curry 2 is a high-performance basketball shoe with significant upgrades in cushioning and support over the previous generation, ideal for players seeking protection and responsiveness, true to size with excellent comfort after break-in
Excellent cushioning with full-length Charge midsole that is softer and more responsive than Curry 1, effectively absorbing impact and converting it into explosive bounce
Great support and lockdown with high ankle collar and well-positioned lace holes providing excellent ankle support and preventing heel slippage
Stiff initially and requires a break-in period before conforming to your foot shape
May feel snug in the forefoot area for people with wider feet
Released in 2015, Curry 2 arrived in the Curry line just as Steph's MVP/championship-era visibility made every signature release more important. The design intent centered on maximizing stop-start grip, low weight, and precision movement for the most dangerous off-ball shooter in the game. Notable versions or talking points included its legendary traction reputation and its place in the line's golden-era performance lore. In community memory, the shoe is usually remembered for all-time grip, secure fit, and a ride that feels direct rather than plush. 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.
