Nike Zoom Kobe 3 Protro EP - Trainers - White

Place your foot on a piece of paper with your heel against a wall. Mark the tip of your longest toe. Measure the distance from the edge of the paper (where your heel was) to the mark in centimeters. Compare this measurement to the provided size chart.

The EU size is the standard European sizing. The CM size indicated on the shoe box or label typically refers to the shoe's internal last length, not directly to foot length in centimeters. Always use the 'Foot Length' column in the size chart for accurate sizing.

These trainers are optimized for indoor court performance. Wearing them for outdoor activities is not recommended as it can lead to premature wear and reduced grip on non-court surfaces.

Clean your trainers after each significant use, especially if they get dirty, to maintain their performance and appearance. A light brush-off after every session is beneficial.

Store them in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and heat. Keeping them in their original box or using a shoe bag can protect them.

While the design aims for a secure fit, these are low-top trainers. They provide stability through fit and construction rather than extensive ankle wrapping. Players requiring significant ankle support might consider higher-cut models or ankle braces.

The lifespan depends heavily on the frequency and intensity of use, as well as adherence to care instructions. With proper care and use primarily on indoor courts, they are designed for durability.

Refer to the detailed size guide provided. Measure your foot length precisely and compare it to the EU/CM measurements. If between sizes, select the larger size. Adjust lacing for a more personalized fit.

Ensure the outsole is clean and free from dust or debris. Wipe the soles with a damp cloth if necessary. Grit or dirt on the court surface can also affect traction.

New athletic shoes may require a short break-in period. Wear them for shorter durations initially and gradually increase wear time as they conform to your foot.

Inspect the shoes for any manufacturing defects. Ensure they are being used as intended (primarily for indoor court sports) and that care instructions are being followed.