Help! trying to find b-ball shoes for my daughter.

[MsMulan]

I am hoping someone can help me. I would like to purchase a pair of Reebok Crazy Hoops shoes for my nine year old who just made the team. I am wondering if anyone can tell me if Reeboks fit true to size or run small? I am ordering them online for Christmas and I wanted to make sure I get the proper size.

Any help you can provide would be helpful.

Thanks

 

[MsMulan]

Just wanted to bump this!

 

[kasar]

Sorry, can't help you. We're New Balance and Nike folks.

I really wish basketball shoe makers would design some better basketball shoes for girls. They look like big, clunky boys' shoes. We looked all over for "cuter" bball shoes for my youngest DD (oldest doesn't care - they just have to fit correctly). She wants to be a jock, but she still needs that "cuteness" factor.

 

[MsMulan]

Sorry, can't help you. We're New Balance and Nike folks.

I really wish basketball shoe makers would design some better basketball shoes for girls. They look like big, clunky boys' shoes. We looked all over for "cuter" bball shoes for my youngest DD (oldest doesn't care - they just have to fit correctly). She wants to be a jock, but she still needs that "cuteness" factor.

Kasar-
I totally agree with you that the industry should make sport shoes which cater to girls and their sports. I can not tell you the amount of time I've spent pouring over web pages trying to find a "girl" shoe. I thinke this Reebok "Craxy Hoops" (saw it on Shoebuy.com) is the closest I am going to get by this Christmas. My DD has had Nikes in the past but they were very "boyish" looking and I just got tired of looking at them after a while. I spoke with the folks at Shoebuy who say that the shoe maker says that they fit true to size. I really hope they are correct.