Nike Sabrina 2 Basketball Shoe

Nike’s Sabrina 2 is a signature for American basketball star Sabrina Ionescu. You’ll notice that its silhouette is less chunky as compared to other basketball sneakers coming from the Swoosh brand, keeping things low to the ground and aerodynamic for good measure. The roomy toe box here allows professional and recreational ballers alike to move their toes naturally, preventing distractions like squishing or squeezing.

Better news: The shoe, used by Ionescu professionally and when she’s heading to the gym, is currently 30 percent off, down to just $94.97 with only a few sizes remaining. It’s offered in three colorways, both dark and light, and features Air Zoom cushioning for a springy feel that aids in a higher arc when jumping to make shots. That outsole? It’s equipped with sticky traction to save you from slipping and sliding on (and off) the court.

What reviewers say: “These feel really good. They’re definitely true to size. I wear a size 14 in men and have wide feet, but they felt just right. Extremely lightweight.”

Price upon publish date of this article: $94.97

Reebok Angel Reese 1 “Giving Grace” Basketball Shoe

The Reebok Angel Reese 1 sneaker is celebrated by the basketball community for having a spacious upper and a wide, stable base made with broad feet in mind. At just $64.97, this is the most affordable option on our list, and it goes above and beyond to cater to players with long feet, too (being sold in an array of sizes up to a 16.5 for women and a 15 for men).

Reebok’s Energy Return System, or ERS, is at play in the shoe’s underfoot. This is a special cushioning and shock-absorption technology created by the brand in the late 1980s: combining extremely lightweight midsoles with strategically placed pods of nitrogen-infused foam that dole out ample bounce-back, letting users catch air and score points in the process.

Adding to this performance aspect, the Angel Reese 1 is boosted with TPU stability cups in the heel that mitigate heel slippage when stopping abruptly, turning, or jumping. What’s not to love?

What reviewers say: “I just wear these casually, and I find them to be very comfortable. I’m a wide-foot girlie, and these have so much room for my feet.”

Price upon publish date of this article: $64.97

Adidas D.O.N. Issue 7 Basketball Shoe

This Adidas pick is a go-to for Donovan Mitchell, the Cleveland Cavaliers’ shooting guard. At 20 percent off as we speak for select colorways, you better believe the NBA-endorsed sneaker will go the way of the Dodo quite soon, so stocking up on your size of choice right now is key. A court staple for Mitchell due to its mixture of comfort, good looks, and impressive performance, the design is in line with the needs of the wide-footed among us given its zipper closure, hiding a traditional lacing system underneath.

Surrounding this zipper mechanism is a stretch fabric that adapts to the unique contours of your foot. As a bonus, it makes sure your laces are tucked in at all times and streamlines the shoe’s profile — no game-day dilemmas in sight.

On the court, you’ll also get your money’s worth from Adidas’ LightstrikePro technology (think speed, support, and energy return), guaranteeing greater endurance and personal bests.

What reviewers say: “Very pleased with this purchase. Wanted good traction, ankle support, and a wide fit. Son says these score highly on all fronts and are the best shoes he’s had for basketball.”

Price upon publish date of this article: $120

Nike Precision 8 MID Basketball Shoe

Meet Nike’s Precision 8 MID, another buzzy stepper that’s built wider than your average basketball sneaker. In general, it’s important for a shoe to taper outwards, which curbs unnecessary compression when it’s worn, and this is exactly the case with the under-$100 purchase. You’ll similarly be waving goodbye to mid-game chafing, based on the Precision 8 MID’s plush collar and tongue both. Further softness is secured by way of that sculpted foam midsole — featherlike landings for the win! — and the outsole has been manufactured to optimize multidirectional grip, what with its herringbone patterning.

As for that wavy finish on the upper? It awards the sneaker even more style points, transitioning from white to light and dark blue so that you can stand out amidst the sea of matching uniforms. No matter if you’re practicing your cutting or running from one side of the floor to the other, you can rest assured that this Nike crowd pleaser will be there for you (and your wide feet) every quarter of the way.

What reviewers say: “My son needed a new pair of basketball shoes and we settled on these. Thank goodness we did! He says they are so comfy and are wide-foot friendly! We will be getting another pair.”

Price upon publish date of this article: $80

Under Armour Curry 13 Basketball Shoe

In relation to older Steph Curry models at Under Armour, the unisex Curry 13 basketball shoe is surprisingly wide foot–friendly, without explicitly saying as much. Pampered with vibrant hues like the pictured Purple Crest, the fashion-forward shoe rack non-negotable is a master at delivering “unreal grip, explosive cuts, and unstoppable control,” per brand copy.

Weighing in at just 12.4 ounces, the sneaker is bound to enhance your agility while staying breathable even in the final moments of an intense hoops session. A patented cage hugs the foot for stability, but it won’t ever dig into your wider forefoot bones — that’s a promise.

What reviewers say: “My daughter loves her new Curry 13s. The performance has been all around excellent. The toe box on the 13s is wider, which was a bonus.”

Price upon publish date of this article: $104.97