Size 10 Basketball Shoes

Find a fit for practices, pickup games and game day with Size 10 Basketball Shoes in a range of styles, colors and performance-focused designs. Browse options from leading athletic brands to find the cushioning, traction and support that suit your game.

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  • adidas Anthony Edwards 2 "Bulldawg" Men's Basketball Shoe

    4.786374 (1226)
    Standard Price $130 Sale Price $108.98

    A red, white and black basketball shoe with textile-synthetic support, LIGHTSTRIKE-BOOST cushioning, and grippy rubber traction.

    Responsive cushioning, Durable materials, Attractive color and design, Superior grip and traction, Excellent comfort

  • Nike LeBron XXIII "Chosen One" Men's Basketball Shoe

    4.075 (160)
    Standard Price $210 Sale Price $118.98

    A black, purple, and gold basketball shoe with responsive ReactX cushioning, breathable support, and court-gripping traction.

    Ideal for large feet, Attractive appearance, Lightweight design, Comfortable fit

  • Nike LeBron XXIII "Out For Redemption" Men's Basketball Shoe

    4.075949 (158)
    Standard Price $210 Sale Price $118.98

    A men's navy-and-gold basketball shoe with jacquard upper, responsive cushioning, and multidirectional traction.

    Fast delivery, Attractive appearance, Stylish design, Impressive packaging, High-quality craftsmanship

  • Nike Ja 3 "Lunar New Year" Men's Basketball Shoe

    4.628931 (159)
    Standard Price $145

    A red-and-gold basketball shoe with full-length Hybrid ZoomX foam, tuned traction, breathable upper, and padded collar.

    Unique and stylish design, High quality materials, Comfortable fit, Excellent traction, Vibrant colors and details

  • A black basketball shoe featuring a textile and synthetic upper, Dreamstrike cushioning, and non-marking rubber outsole.

    Budget friendly, Attractive appearance, Good floor grip, Lightweight design, Comfortable fit

  • A performance basketball shoe featuring a blue and grey textile upper, Dreamstrike cushioning, and non-marking outsole.

    Attractive colorway, Stylish design, Great value for the price, Versatile for on and off court, Comfortable fit

  • A white and black basketball shoe featuring Dreamstrike cushioning, textile upper, and durable rubber outsole for versatility.

    High quality, Durable construction, Stylish design, Good value for price, Comfortable fit

  • A black and orange basketball shoe featuring a textile-synthetic upper, Dreamstrike cushioning, and non-marking outsole.

    Stylish black-and-orange design, Excellent traction and floor grip, Affordable price and strong value, Comfortable feel and cushioning, Lightweight with a true-to-size fit

  • A bold basketball shoe featuring a black textile and synthetic upper with Dreamstrike cushioning for optimal performance.

    Quality performance, Stylish design, Durable construction, Reliable traction, Comfortable fit

  • A black-and-white basketball shoe with textile-synthetic construction, Dreamstrike cushioning, and a non-marking rubber outsole.

    Excellent quality, Affordable price, Comfortable fit

  • Nike LeBron XXIII "Miami Twice" Men's Basketball Shoe

    4.006757 (148)
    Standard Price $210 Sale Price $118.98

    A blue basketball shoe featuring jacquard woven construction, responsive ReactX cushioning, supportive containment, and multidirectional traction.

    Attractive design, Popular among sneaker fans, Comfortable fit

  • Nike LeBron XXIII "Good Intentions" Men's Basketball Shoe

    4.0472975 (148)
    Standard Price $235 Sale Price $188.98

    A black-and-pink basketball shoe with responsive ReactX cushioning, Flyknit lockdown, supportive stability, and multidirectional traction.

    Vibrant color scheme, Comfortable and premium fit, Excellent ankle support, High quality materials, Great for explosive basketball movement

  • Nike LeBron XXIII "Stocking Stuffer" Men's Basketball Shoe

    4.020548 (146)
    Standard Price $210 Sale Price $128.98

    A red basketball shoe with ReactX cushioning, stabilizing support, breathable jacquard upper and multidirectional traction.

    Attractive packaging, Durable carbon fiber shank, Eye-catching appearance, Comfortable thick Zoom insole, High-quality design

  • Nike LeBron XXIII "Bubble Boy" Men's Basketball Shoe

    4.020548 (146)
    Standard Price $210 Sale Price $118.98

    A lightweight basketball shoe featuring a grey jacquard woven upper, ReactX 3.0 foam, and palm tree graphics.

    Attractive presentation, Premium packaging, Unique colorway, Comfortable thick Zoom insole, Stylish appearance

  • Nike LeBron XXIII "Motor King" Men's Basketball Shoe

    4.013793 (145)
    Standard Price $210 Sale Price $168.98

    A men's basketball shoe in white and crimson with ZoomX cushioning, carbon-fiber stability, and multidirectional traction.

    Lightweight and comfortable, Superior sole grip, Attractive color and design, Excellent fit, Responsive ZoomX cushioning

  • Nike LeBron XXIII "Green with Envy" Men's Basketball Shoe

    4.0069447 (144)
    Standard Price $210 Sale Price $118.98

    A men's basketball shoe in green and black with jacquard upper, ZoomX cushioning, and carbon-fiber support.

    Attractive presentation, Stylish appearance, High-quality shoe

  • A red-and-gold basketball shoe with responsive ZoomX cushioning, carbon-fiber stability, lightweight jacquard construction, and multidirectional traction.

    Responsive cushioning and shock absorption, Durable construction, Stylish design, Lightweight feel, Comfortable fit

  • Nike LeBron XXIII "Masked Menace" Men's Basketball Shoe

    4.0208335 (144)
    Standard Price $235 Sale Price $188.98

    A black basketball shoe with full-length ZoomX cushioning, a carbon-fiber plate, breathable Jacquard upper, and traction.

    High performance, Excellent on-court reaction, Responsive feel

  • Nike LeBron XXIII "Shut Up And Dribble" Men's Basketball Shoe

    4.0069447 (144)
    Standard Price $210 Sale Price $168.98

    A black-and-grey basketball shoe with jacquard woven upper, responsive ZoomX cushioning, secure containment, and multidirectional traction.

    Lightweight and breathable, Eye-catching design, Durable and sturdy, Excellent grip, Comfortable fit

  • Nike Ja 3 "Tiger" Men's Basketball Shoe

    4.5669293 (127)
    Standard Price $130

    A lightweight basketball shoe featuring responsive Hybrid ZoomX foam, bold red-orange-black colors, and unique traction.

    Strong traction, Comfortable feel, Good fit

  • A purple synthetic basketball shoe with Air Zoom, Cushlon cushioning, and herringbone traction for quick cuts.

  • A lightweight white, navy, and midnight basketball shoe with responsive Air Zoom cushioning and supportive midfoot webbing.

    Secure, well-fitting feel, Lightweight and flexible performance, Stylish colorway and appearance, Durable construction and reliable traction, Comfortable cushioning and upper

  • Nike Book 2 "JB" Men’s Basketball Shoe

    3.379747 (79)
    Standard Price $155

    A royal basketball shoe with quilted leather, forefoot responsiveness, Cushlon comfort, and herringbone traction.

    Stylish design, Receives compliments, Comfortable fit

  • Nike G.T. Cut 4 "Persian Violet" Men's Basketball Shoe

    3.0886075 (79)
    Standard Price $210 Sale Price $138.98

    A low-top blue and chrome basketball shoe featuring advanced cushioning, mesh upper, and edge-to-edge traction.

    Attractive design, Appealing color, Excellent cushioning, Superior traction, Comfortable fit

Size 10 Basketball Shoes

Quick cuts, hard stops and repeated landings put different demands on footwear than walking or lifting weights. Basketball Shoes are built around those movements, combining traction, cushioning and a secure fit to help players feel connected to the court. A size 10 label is a starting point, not a guarantee that every pair will feel the same. The shape of the toe box, the height of the instep and the width through the midfoot all influence comfort, even when the number on the tongue stays consistent. Sizing systems matter, too: a men's 10 and a women's 10 represent different measurements, and unisex footwear may display more than one size designation. When comparing men's sizing options, check the manufacturer's size chart against foot measurements rather than relying only on the size of everyday footwear. Measure both feet while standing, and use the larger foot as the reference. Players who wear supportive inserts or thicker court socks should account for that extra volume before choosing a fit. The goal is enough room for toes to spread without allowing the foot to slide forward during a sudden stop. Playing style adds another layer to the decision. A guard who changes direction repeatedly may prefer a close, secure feel and cushioning that stays relatively low to the floor. A player who spends more time rebounding or finishing near the basket may value additional cushioning under the heel and forefoot. Those preferences aren't rules tied to a position; body weight, comfort and movement patterns matter just as much. Whether the setting is a school team practice, a recreation league or a regular pickup run, the most useful pair is the one that feels stable through the movements the player actually makes. A tall collar alone doesn't establish support, and a low-cut design doesn't automatically mean less security. Heel hold, lacing, sole construction and the way the upper contains the foot all contribute to that on-court feel.

Materials help explain why two pairs in the same size can feel noticeably different. Mesh uppers can allow airflow and reduce weight, while engineered knits may offer a more flexible feel around the foot. Synthetic overlays, tightly woven panels and reinforced areas can add structure where lateral movements place stress on the upper. Leather can provide a substantial feel and may soften with wear, although its weight and ventilation depend on the overall construction. No single material guarantees comfort or durability; placement, thickness, stitching and reinforcement make a difference. For example, a reinforced toe area may be useful for a player who drags the front of the foot during certain moves, while secure side panels can help contain the foot during a sharp change of direction. Underfoot, cushioning should feel comfortable without leaving the player feeling disconnected from the floor. Softer isn't automatically better, particularly if the foot feels unsteady when planting or landing. Some midsoles emphasize impact absorption, others offer a firmer platform, and many balance cushioning with a more responsive feel. The outsole deserves equal attention because the court surface changes what the rubber has to handle. Indoor wood floors generally call for traction that grips consistently during starts, stops and pivots, but dust can reduce that grip even when the tread looks substantial. Outdoor pavement is more abrasive, so durable rubber and substantial tread are useful considerations for frequent blacktop play. Rubber composition and tread design both affect performance; color or transparency alone won't tell the whole story. Using a dedicated pair indoors can also limit the dirt and grit carried onto a gym floor. Players who regularly switch between indoor and outdoor courts should consider which surface accounts for most of their playing time. A pair that feels comfortable during a casual shooting session may face much greater wear during several hours of repeated cuts on rough pavement. Intended use helps put material choices in context, making it easier to prioritize the features that matter instead of judging performance by appearance alone.

A careful fit check should include movement, not just standing in front of a mirror. Try Basketball Shoes with the socks normally worn for play, and include any orthotic or supportive insert that will be used. Lace them securely without pulling so tightly that the top of the foot feels compressed. There should be a small amount of space ahead of the longest toe, while the heel stays seated and the midfoot feels held rather than squeezed. Walk, rise onto the toes, bend the knees and make a few controlled side-to-side movements on a clean surface. Notice whether the toes hit the front, the heel lifts repeatedly or pressure builds along the outside edge. Persistent pinching, numbness or sliding isn't something to dismiss as a necessary break-in period. Minor upper stiffness may ease with wear, but an unsuitable length or width won't reliably correct itself. Once the fit feels right, regular care helps preserve comfort and court readiness. Brush away loose grit, then use a soft cloth or brush with a small amount of mild soap and water for routine cleaning, following any material-specific care instructions. Avoid soaking the footwear, and let it air-dry away from direct heat. Loosening the laces after play and allowing the interior to dry fully can help manage moisture between sessions. Check the outsole for worn areas, and pay attention to changes in cushioning or support rather than waiting for a visible tear. Uneven tread wear, persistent slipping or a midsole that feels noticeably flattened can signal that performance has changed. For a gift, the recipient's size is useful information, but their sizing system, preferred width and playing surface make the choice more personal. A student athlete practicing several times a week may have different needs from someone who plays occasional weekend games. Color and silhouette can reflect individual style, but fit and intended use deserve first consideration. That combination makes Basketball Shoes feel like equipment chosen for the player, not simply footwear chosen by a number.

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