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adidas Believe That 1 Kids Basketball

  • Kids basketball shoe, not a ball, despite the listing name
  • 8 ounces listed item weight
  • Low top lace-up, regular fit
  • Dreamstrike cushioning for a soft, stable feel
  • Non-marking rubber outsole for court traction
  • Not water resistant, textile lining

Updated 20 days ago · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A kids basketball shoe with soft cushioning and a non-marking rubber outsole for indoor courts and training. Anyone searching for an actual basketball should look elsewhere, and sizes are not listed here.

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ASIN: B0FWSXP5H3Model: Believe That 1Category: Basketballs

Colors Available

Acid Orange/Black/Acid RedBlack/Iron Metallic/BlackGrey/Carbon/Lucid Ray BlueLucid Blue/Court Green/Lucid BlueSolar Turbo/Black/SlateWhite/Black/White

Sizes Available

1.5 Big Kid2 Big Kid2.5 Big Kid3 Big Kid3.5 Big Kid4 Big Kid4.5 Big Kid5 Big Kid5.5 Big Kid6 Big Kid6.5 Big Kid7 Big Kid10.5 Little Kid11 Little Kid11.5 Little Kid12 Little Kid12.5 Little Kid13 Little Kid13.5 Little Kid

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Overview

Lacing up for practice or a game, a young player gets a low top adidas court shoe with Dreamstrike cushioning underfoot. A non-marking rubber outsole grips the floor, and a textile lining softens the feel inside.

Court-ready cushioning and a non-marking sole make it a sensible shoe for a kid who plays indoors. The listing calls it a basketball, which it is not, and it offers no shoe sizes or widths to check fit against.

Who it's for

Young players starting team practice or school games get a lace-up court shoe with a regular fit. Parents shopping for the ball itself, or for wet outdoor wear, should look at other listings.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Dreamstrike cushioning for a soft, stable feel
  • Non-marking outsole suits gym floors
  • Laces adjust for a snug fit
  • Regular fit for distraction-free wear
Cons
  • Listed as a basketball but is a shoe
  • Shoe sizes not listed
  • Not water resistant

Performance notes

Comfort comes from the Dreamstrike cushioning, which is tuned for a soft but stable landing after jumps. Grip depends on the rubber outsole staying clean on the court surface. Fit is set by the lace closure, so tying the laces snug decides how secure the foot feels.

Specifications

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ModelBelieve That 1
Dimensions & fit
Item weight0.5 pounds
Shoe heightLow top
Capacity & performance
Age Range DescriptionKids, Unisex
Construction & materials
ColorLucid Blue/Court Green/Lucid Blue
Insole materialRubber
Outer materialRubber
Sole materialRubber, Non-Marking
Other details
Closure typeLace-Up
Item Type NameSneaker
Water resistance levelNot Water Resistant
CushioningDreamstrike

Frequently asked questions

Can the adidas Believe That 1 shoes be worn on outdoor courts?

The description says the rubber outsole gives traction on various surfaces. It says nothing about outdoor durability, and the shoe is not water resistant, so wet outdoor courts are a poor match.

Is the adidas Believe That 1 an actual basketball?

No. Despite the listing name, it is a low top lace-up kids sneaker made for basketball.

What sizes does the adidas Believe That 1 come in?

Sizes are not given in this listing. Check the size chart on the product page before ordering.