UA Curry 6 Basketball Shoes

I bought a pair 5 months ago and only use them on the court, and only 1-2 times per week. At first I was pleased with them due to the great stability and feel. A month or so in though they really started irritating my ankle bone on the outside, not with a blister but what was probably more like tendonitis and they were extremely uncomfortable to move around in until I warmed up and worked through the pain. Could be due to the tension the lacing system puts around the perimeter of the shoe and around the ankle, although I really didn’t even tighten them up much at all and have a narrow foot. Then this morning, after only 5 months and maybe 30 hours of total wear time, the lacing system that creates the eyelets for the shoe laces snapped when I went to lace them up, rendering them useless. Really disappointing durability and I’ve never had a pair of basketball shoes fail this early.

I purchased the Curry 6 to play in a basketball league I was starting in. After playing two games on an indoor court, the bottom of the shoes started to fall apart. After looking at some of the other reviews, this is a trend with the Curry 6. This shoe does not have good performance, and I suggest you look elsewhere if you want a long-lasting performance basketball shoe. The Curry 6 is not well built, and I'm disappointed to Under Armour would release a shoe with such blatant quality issues. This makes me hesitant to purchase another Under Armour shoe.

Solid low top basketball shoe. Good heel cushion and front court feel. Runs a little large which is why heel lockdown is a little off but overall great shoe.

The label on the tongue came off within 3 days. Was white underneath. Really disappointing when you pay full price.

The secret is this shoe has a moldable memory style foot bed that after you wear the shoe for a few days the foot bed is formed to the shape of your foot. Why is this important? This adds needed space in just the right places. Its important to know because when you first put on the shoe its a little bit tight especially around the toe area. Your big toes can be pushed up against the sides of the front of the shoe while walking at first. I almost returned mine but decided to give it a few days and low and behold the foot bed formed to my foot and I got a perfect fitting shoe. Probably one of the most comfortable well fitting shoes I own.

I never had a problem with the shoes I love them so much.

The reviews on the outsole on the bottom traction are not lies. I literally wore my curry 6 for the first time in an indoor gym and the bottom sole started chipping off and eventually a piece just tore off. I wanna say though that the rest of this shoe and the full unit out of the box was awesome. The fit is great, traction is great, and overall comfort is awesome. Would totally recommend minus this MAJOR flaw.

I'm retired and I bought the Curry 6 Sideshow in a size 10 partly because I used to work in Oakland and am a SF Giants fan, so the orange and black colorway was a no brainer. The Curry 6 is great for early morning walks on pavement and sidewalks and I have not experienced the dreaded sole separation after 4 months of daily use. It makes a great pair of slip on shoes as I wear them sans shoe laces. Only negative is very minute pebbles get embedded in the grid areas on the sole, but are easily removed with an awl and wouldn't be an issue on the court.

I bought these back in June, and the sole peeled off already... terrible quality control. The shoes are basically new too since I only play once a week...

If you want to be like Steph Curry like Long 3 point shots and splitting the defense, this is the perfect pair of C6 for every Point Guard!