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Nike Men's Jordan Luka 5 Low Lakers Basketball Shoes
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Elevate your performance with the Nike Men's Jordan Luka 5 Low Lakers Basketball Shoes. Featuring a sleek low-cut design, these shoes provide court control, responsive performance, and lasting comfort, blending style and functionality for players seeking confidence and agility on every play.
IsoPlate technology offers stability and support for enhanced control on the court
Cushlon 3.0 foam provides superior comfort and impact absorption
Responsive cushioning system minimizes force during quick stops and dynamic movements
Lightweight design ensures agility and ease of movement
Lace-up closure for a secure and adjustable fit
Regular width accommodates a comfortable fit for most players
| Activity/Sports | Basketball |
|---|---|
| Closure Type | Lace Up |
| Colour Group | White |
| Gender | Male |
| Midsole Material | Phylon |
| Shoe Cut | Low-Cut |
| Upper Material(s) | Synthetic |
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| Activity/Sports | Basketball | Basketball | Basketball | Basketball | Basketball | |
| Closure Type | Lace Up | Lace Up | Lace Up | Lace Up | Lace Up | |
| Gender | Male | Male | Male | Male | Male |
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4 out of 5 stars.
Good basketball shoe
a day ago
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Good shoe to play basketball in. The sole is very comfortable. And has some good coushing to it. Runs a little small so id go up half a size for a good fit. As far as the looks it's a beautiful shoe. Love the mesh on the upper and big fan of the heel of the shoe I like what they did there with the liner being seperate from the outer part. The all black color way with that silver tongue is a good combination to play ball in or even just wear them casually. Fit snug on the top or my foot which I like when I'm playing basketball. Would definitely look into getting other color ways of this same shoe.
Originally posted on Nike
3 out of 5 stars.
Luka 5's a Solid basketball Shoe
a day ago
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Jordan Luka 5's were a solid basketball shoe both on and off the court. I do not traditionally wear black shoes, but the ohmage to the Jordan Bred's was a nice touch. I liked the vibrance of the sole and the reds and greys on bottom, in addition to the mesh upper made for a nice looking show.
The things I liked most about the shoes were, for lowtops, I felt good support. The inside of the shoe seemed to hug to my foot. The shoes felt durable and I get the sense I would be able to get a lot of wear in these before it would be time to replace them. These shoes are relatively light weight and the Air Zoom cushioning comes through every step you take both on and off the court. These shoes carry the expectation I have for the Jordan Brand.
Some of the negatives on this shoe is the stiffness. Even though I liked that my foot felt protected, the shoe did feel stiff and I didnt feel the freedom of movement like I do in other hoop shoes. The laces feel cheap and with these shoes being a higher end brand, I would expect stronger laces that could support the wear and tear of a long season. Even though there is mesh, I do with these had more ability to breathe as my feet did get warm.
Overall, these are a good shoe, that provide comfort and stability for any hooper. The Zoom was very comfortable, I just wish they were as stiff and had more breathability.
Originally posted on Nike
3 out of 5 stars.
Luka 5 Review
4 days ago
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I think the overall fit of the Jordan Luka 5 is a little too tight. The inner cushioning provides great support, but it also takes up additional space inside the shoe, making the fit feel smaller than expected. At times, it feels like my toes are brushing against the front of the shoe, which can become uncomfortable during activities such as basketball. I would recommend going up a half size or even a full size for a more comfortable fit.
However, I am curious to see how the shoes will fit once I fully break them in. I plan on wearing them primarily as workout shoes for now to continue breaking them in. As the material begins to loosen up and hopefully creates more room inside the shoe, I plan on trying them out for basketball again to see if my current size will still work. I think this will give me a better understanding of whether the tight fit is something that improves over time or if sizing up is necessary.
I think the overall design of the shoe looks great. The 3M LD logo on the tongue is a nice complement, and I like how the Jordan logo is smaller, which puts more emphasis on Luka’s personal branding. Since this is Luka’s signature shoe, I think this was a great design choice because it allows him to establish his own identity rather than having the Jordan brand be the main focus.
The fabric and overall material quality are excellent, and I have no complaints in that area. However, I do have some concerns about the durability of the outsole design, particularly whether details such as the Jordan logo may wear off over time. I would need to wear the shoes more frequently to determine how well these details hold up.
What I like most about the shoe is the color of the outsole. It adds a different tone to the overall design without taking away from the original colorway. I think Nike could experiment with more unique colors, such as lime green paired with neutral colorways, because the contrast is visually appealing and makes the shoe stand out.
Overall, I think the Luka 5 is a great looking basketball shoe with excellent materials and supportive cushioning. The biggest improvement I would recommend is adjusting the inner cushioning to create more room inside the shoe without sacrificing support. This would make the shoe much more comfortable, especially for basketball players who need flexibility and room for movement. I look forward to seeing whether breaking them in improves the fit enough for me to comfortably play basketball in my usual size 9.5.
Originally posted on Nike
3 out of 5 stars.
Tighter than normal.
5 days ago
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Fit and feel:
As an avid basketball player buying basketball shoes is pretty normal for me. The Luka 5s were very cushioned on the bottom, that was comfortable. However, there is so much heel cushioning that it pushes your foot forward. Size 10 normally fit me with a touch of room at the end of the toes. Running up and down the court, my toes were consistently being smushed into the toe wall at the top. This became painful at times. The traction on the shoe is good, but not the best I’ve hooped in. I felt planted for the most part with only a few minor slips. Overall it’s a solid basketball shoe, but not the one I would hoop in the most. One would perhaps need to go a half size up for a better fit. If you prefer a slimmer/lighter shoe, I wouldn’t choose these.
Design: they’re not the first shoes that’s going to grab my eyes’ attention if I was at a store or online. The coolest part of the shoe was the reflective tongue that really shines with the flash of the camera.
Fabric: I expected the fabric/sole to be a little more premium given they are Luka 5s but it did not look as premium as I thought it would be.
My favorite part was the reflective tongue but the fit is my least favorite part. Hard to run up and down the court when your toes keep slamming into the end of the toe box.
Originally posted on Nike
5 out of 5 stars.
Performance Jordan’s are BACK
5 days ago
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have heard about Jordan basketball shoes being top tier when it comes to performance but haven’t ever owned a pair. I’ve had plenty of Jordan retro shoes and mostly associate them with discomfort and premium materials and styles. Due to the discomfort of retro styles I incorrectly assumed their performance lines would be uncomfortable. I no longer believe this. Playing in the Luka 5’s was one of the best on court experiences I’ve had with a basketball shoes being top in a long time.
For reference I have a basketball shoe rotation including Kds, LeBrons, Kobe’s and multiple other Nike signature shoes. The Luka 5 was the best overall basketball shoe I’ve played in over the last decade. I thought the shoe locked my foot in extremely well. You could probably play with these shoes untied, they were so snug and personally that’s what I want in a basketball shoe. I thought the grip was awesome and the cushioning was excellent as well.
Now for the negatives of this shoe. I have held a long belief that Jordan shoes that aren’t retros don’t sell due to the logo placement on the shoe. The Jumpman logo isn’t dynamic on a shoe due to the shape. The placement of the Jordan logo detracts from the design of the shoe and the shoe would look better without it or on the Achilles heel/back of the shoe (similar to the 3 and 4). Due to it being on the lateral side near the toe box and so small, I think this shoe would benefit without it altogether. Almost all of the most popular Jordan models lacked a medial or lateral jumpman logo. The only aspect I really didn’t enjoy on this shoe was the tongue. I typically enjoy a thicker tongue as opposed to a thin one but this tongue didn’t sit well when laced and would bunch in a way that wasn’t aesthetically pleasing. This didn’t affect the performance or comfort of the shoe but it did affect the on foot look of the shoe.
Everyone that saw these shoes either on me or in the box had a negative comment about the design of the shoe. I actually like the lines and materials of the shoe and only had issues with the looks of the shoe that I touched on earlier. Overall I would absolutely recommend these to my players (I coach middle school students) and others that play basketball as my on court experience was wonderful.
Originally posted on Nike
5 out of 5 stars.
Jordan Luka 5
5 days ago
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The shoe feels very supportive and is overall very comfortable. Because of all the extra support and padding, I recommend going half a size up. I like this model a lot more than my Luka 3s.
Originally posted on Nike
4 out of 5 stars.
Nice Luka's
10 days ago
I love it
Every body has something to say about my shiny shoes.
I ordered half size bigger and still thighs BTW.
Originally posted on Nike
2 out of 5 stars.
Fits Small
a month ago
I ordered a 1/2 size bigger before even ever seeing them in real life. After they arrived, they are too short in the length while wearing socks.
I returned them and ordered a full size bigger. You'll need to order bigger if you plan on wearing these with socks for street wear.
Originally posted on Nike
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