The Li-Ning Way of Wade 8 impresses after wear-testing. Find out more in our Way of Wade 8 Performance Review.

I was concerned a bit with the Way of Wade 8’s traction due to the line’s track record. The annual WoW model isn’t necessarily known for its positive remarks on its ability to cover you on the hardwood. However, the WoW 8 did a solid job and handling the court.

The Under Armour Spawn 2 is technically the 3rd version of the Anatomix Spawn line. You might remember either the original or the 2019 version. Today, we have a performance review of the 2020 edition of the Under Armour Spawn 2.

Sorry to spoil, but traction is easily the best aspect of the Spawn in its 2020 iteration.

This year the pattern itself is even closer in resemblance to the Nike Kobe 4 Protro foot map pattern — and traction is great, but seems to fall short of the Kobe 9 — possibly even short of last year’s reboot. Even so, it’s surely no slouch.

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Among the skyscrapers of downtown Los Angeles, I found myself at the Trinity Auditorium. An inconspicuous building that was previously a church. This was the scene as Nike Basketball invited media to help LA Clippers all-star Paul George launch his new signature shoe, the Nike PG 4.

When PG13 first debuted the sneakers (playing in a game versus the Knicks on Jan. 5) there was plenty of chatter online over its design. Perhaps it was an over reaction? More on that later.

Inside the cathedral with stain-glassed windows was a full court. Four colorways of the sneaker were on display and we played in the purple Gatorade “Gx” version.