Adidas Anthony Edwards 1 Low - Green - UK 13

While the robust rubber outsole provides good traction, frequent use on abrasive outdoor courts can accelerate wear compared to indoor use. For maximum longevity, use them predominantly on indoor courts or for casual wear.

BOOST provides a very soft, energy-returning cushioning feel, known for its comfort and responsiveness. Lightstrike is a super-lightweight foam designed for speed, delivering dynamic responsiveness and allowing for quick, agile movements. Together, they create a balanced cushioning system for both comfort and performance.

The Adidas Anthony Edwards 1 Low is listed in UK adult sizes. It's generally recommended to try them on to confirm the fit, especially if you have specific foot width concerns. Info needed: General fit recommendation (e.g., true to size) is not provided, so personal fitting is crucial.

While the cushioning is comfortable, these shoes are specifically designed for the lateral movements and impact of basketball. For dedicated running or cross-training, shoes specifically engineered for those activities would likely offer better support and performance.

The shoe features a textile and synthetic upper for durability and support, a textile lining for comfort, a midsole combining BOOST and Lightstrike cushioning technologies, and a durable rubber outsole for grip.

Use a soft brush or cloth with a mild, diluted soap solution. Gently wipe down the surfaces and avoid harsh scrubbing, which could potentially dull or damage the vibrant color. Air dry completely away from direct sunlight.

Ensure you have the correct size. Try adjusting the lacing pattern or wearing thinner socks. Give them some time to break in, as the upper materials may conform to your foot over a few wears.

The rubber outsole may have dirt or dust accumulated. Clean the sole thoroughly with a damp cloth to restore traction. If the problem persists, the court surface might be excessively dusty or the outsole could be worn out over time.

This can sometimes be caused by moisture or air trapped between the insole and the shoe's base. Try removing the insole, cleaning the inside of the shoe, and letting it air dry completely before reinserting. A small amount of talcum powder beneath the insole can also help.

Clean promptly with a soft, damp cloth and mild soap. For tougher stains, a specialized shoe cleaner designed for synthetic and textile materials may be used. Avoid abrasive scrubbers to prevent damage.