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adidas Mad IIInfinity

adidas Mad IIInfinity

4.5· 188 ratings

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$48.95at shoebacca.com, last seen Oct 29

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Our take on the adidas Mad IIInfinity

The adidas Mad IIInfinity is a mid-top basketball sneaker that pulls styling from early-2000s adidas hoops archives. The upper mixes mesh, leather, suede and synthetic leather, so it reads as a lifestyle shoe as much as a court shoe. It is unisex and sold in men's sizing, with a regular fit. The latest best price sits at the low end of its recent range, so this is a fair moment to buy.

Best forSneakerheads who like 2000s basketball retrosCasual wear with an athletic lookPlayers who want a mid-top for pickup gamesBuyers who want a leather-and-suede shoe at a moderate price
Pros
  • Mid-top cut gives more ankle coverage than a low
  • Mixed mesh, leather and suede upper looks richer than the price
  • Unisex sizing covers men's and women's feet
  • Regular fit suits most foot shapes
  • 2000s archive styling stands out from plain court shoes
Cons
  • Mesh panels limit support compared with all-leather uppers
  • Suede needs care and shows dirt and water marks
  • Not a performance-first design; cushioning is basic
  • Sizing runs in men's numbers, so women should size down about 1.5

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adidas Mad IIInfinity price history

Lowest price we've seen: $48.95 on Oct 29 at shoebacca.com. Tracked across 1 store since Oct 29.

What reviewers say

Owners rate it 4.5 out of 5 across 188 ratings. Most praise the look and the comfortable, true-to-size fit. A few mention the suede and mesh needing care and the cushioning feeling plain for long court sessions.

Pros
  • Retro 2000s look that works off the court
  • Comfortable out of the box with a true-to-size fit
  • Good value for a leather and suede upper
Cons
  • Cushioning is basic for serious basketball
  • Suede panels scuff and stain easily
  • Mesh sections feel thin

Specifications

Gender Size
Men's 12, Men's 10.5, Men's 11, Men's 13, Men's 7.5
Men'S Size
10.5
Age Group Size
Adult size
Department
Unisex
Suitable For Size
Adult size, Men's Size, Women's Size
Age Group
Adult
Typical Users
Sneakerheads
Occasion
Athletic
Activity
Basketball
Athletic Style
Basketball
Material
Leather, Mesh, Suede, Synthetic leather
Upper Material
Mesh, Leather, Suede, Synthetic leather
Leather Material
Suede
Numeric Size
7.5
Fit Width
Regular
Alpha Size
XS, 2XL, M
Footwear Style
Athletic
Footwear Type
Shoes
Gender
Unisex
Sneaker Style
Athletic sneaker
Ankle Cut
Mid Top
Tactical
No
Regional Or Themed Style
2000s-era basketball archive

Questions and answers

Is the adidas Mad IIInfinity good for actual basketball?
It can handle casual pickup games thanks to the mid-top cut and regular fit. It is built more as a lifestyle shoe, so players who want maximum cushioning and lockdown should look at dedicated performance models.
How does it fit compared with other adidas shoes?
It fits true to size for most buyers, with a regular width. If you are between sizes or have wide feet, going up half a size is the safer choice.
What sizes does it come in?
It is listed in men's sizes from 7.5 up to 13, and it is unisex. Women should subtract about 1.5 from their usual women's size to get the men's equivalent.
What is the upper made of?
The upper combines mesh, leather, suede and synthetic leather. The mix gives breathability through the mesh and structure from the leather and suede panels.
When is the best time to buy it?
The current best price is at the low end of its recent range, so buying now is reasonable. Waiting for seasonal sales can save more, but popular sizes may sell out first.
Is it worth it over a plain low-top court shoe?
If you want the 2000s archive look and extra ankle coverage, yes. If you only need a light low-top for the gym, a simpler shoe will cost less and weigh less.
What do buyers say about the adidas Mad IIInfinity?
Rated 4.5 out of 5 from 188 ratings.