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adidas Believe That 1 Basketball

  • Low top basketball trainer with a lace-up closure
  • 10.4 ounces listed weight
  • Textile and synthetic upper
  • Dreamstrike cushioning technology
  • Non-marking rubber sole for indoor surfaces
  • Water resistant rubber outer, insole and sole
  • White/Black/White colorway

Last refreshed Sep 28, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A basketball shoe despite the word Basketball in its title, with a lace-up closure and a rubber sole made for indoor floors. Sizing, width and ankle support details are not listed.

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ASIN: B0FWW4LBB4Model: Believe That 1Category: Basketballs

Colors Available

Black/Acid Orange/Supplier ColourBlack/Carbon/Iron MetallicCarbon/Grey/Lucid Ray BlueLucid Blue/Screaming Green/Lucid BlueSolar Turbo/Black/SlateWhite/Black/White

Sizes Available

6 Women/5 Men6.5 Women/5.5 Men7 Women/6 Men7.5 Women/6.5 Men8 Women/7 Men8.5 Women/7.5 Men9.5 Women/8.5 Men10 Women/9 Men10.5 Women/9.5 Men11 Women/10 Men11.5 Women/10.5 Men12 Women/11 Men12.5 Women/11.5 Men13 Women/12 Men13.5 Women/12.5 Men14 Women/13 Men14.5 Women/13.5 Men15 Women/14 Men15.5 Women/14.5 Men16 Women/15 Men17 Women/16 Men18 Women/17 Men19 Women/18 Men20 Women/19 Men

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Overview

Not a ball, despite the word in its title, this adidas Believe That trainer is a low-top basketball shoe. A textile and synthetic upper wraps the foot, and Dreamstrike cushioning is meant to blend soft and stable support.

Low-cut styling, cushioning described as soft yet stable, and an indoor-court sole make it a straightforward gym option. The limits are the mislabeled title and missing size and fit data, plus season and water resistance tags that do not read like a court shoe.

Who it's for

Adult players on indoor courts who prefer a low-top fit and an adjustable lace closure are the target. Shoppers who want ankle support, outdoor traction, or who landed here looking for a ball should look elsewhere.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Lace-up adjustable fit
  • Non-marking rubber sole
  • Breathable upper materials
Cons
  • Title says basketball but item is a shoe
  • Size and width not listed
  • Outdoor use not covered

Performance notes

A lace closure lets the wearer adjust lockdown, and a low-top cut leaves the ankle free but unsupported. Dreamstrike cushioning blends a soft and stable feel under the foot, while breathable upper materials move sweat vapor out. The non-marking rubber sole is made for indoor surfaces.

Where it stands among basketballs

  • #3 most-searched brand and model of the 23 basketballs lines we track (by search demand, not sales).

From the specs of the 66 basketballs we list; not a test result.

Specifications

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ModelBelieve That 1
Dimensions & fit
Item weight10.4 ounces
Shoe heightLow Top
Construction & materials
ColorWhite/Black/White
Insole materialRubber
Outer materialRubber
Sole materialRubber
Other details
Closure typeLace-Up
Item Type NameSneaker
Heel typeNo Heel
Water resistance levelWater Resistant
LiningNatural Rubber
SeasonFall

Frequently asked questions

Is the adidas Believe That Basketball a ball or a shoe?

It is a shoe. The item type is sneaker, and the description calls it a trainer with a lace closure and a rubber sole.