A'Two "A'Pink Shoe"

I'm so pleased with these shoes! The first thing I noticed was how much cushion they have, to the point where it felt weird at first, but soon the shoe felt like a comfy extension of my foot. While these A'Twos are an upgrade from the A'Ones, they still run a little small and I had to loosen the laces completely to get my foot in, but I appreciated the snug fit when moving around in them and there's no need to size up a full size anymore. I recommend ordering the size you'd typically wear and break them in a little so you don't have to worry about the heel slipping off. One thing I really like about this shoe is that I can also wear it as a lifestyle sneaker because of how stylish it is and how hard it is to crease them. I love the slashes on the inner part of the sneaker while the outer panel is sleek. My favorite detail though is the reflective panel on the back - it's so shiny and really is almost a mirror. All-in-all this is a major upgrade from the first generation and a solid basketball shoe that can double as a lifestyle shoe if that's what you're looking for!

Love these! They needed no breaking in from the beginning. My foot slid in them with no hesitation. I loved these. The colorway is perfect as well the blue is perfect for just every day wear. Although these will be my new gym shoes. They bend where they’re supposed to and offer ankle support as well. Just walking around in them and they felt like walking on clouds.

The A'Two A'ja Wilson Basketball Shoes is a very good shoe. It's extremely lightweight and maneuverable with great traction and stability. The shoe does run a little slim so people with wide feet might want to consider going up half a size; I have slimmer feet so this isn't a concern for me. The lockdown with the laces all the way tied up feels secure and I am easily able to transition my weight and movements in it. I think the shoe could be a tad more breathable but I'm not that much of a sweater so, again, not as big of a concern for me. Stylistically, I think the shoe pushes the envelope more so than other Nike shoes (e.g., Luka, Zion, etc.). I'm not the biggest fan of the rear heal plate with Aja's name and very reflective surface on it but I also understand it's there for stability and on trend for the shoe. I would maybe prefer a more matted reflective plate but I'm not quite sure that's also the right design choice; all in all, this is a minor complaint vs. the overall great design of the shoe. This is my least favorite part of the shoe. With that said, my favorite part is how lightweight it is. When you first look at this shoe, there's no way you think it's this light, but it is. It almost feels "cheap" but once you put it on, you realize it's not...it's just light. I'm currently very happy and am curious to see how this shoe holds up over time.