Hello LZ, this question has been answered many times ... The characteristics of these two shoes: both LBJ and Kobe, their signature shoes use full-length zoom air air cushions, and the bottom is very comfortable. Of course, the most popular LBJ6 and ZK4 improved their respective shock absorption technologies. The former used a double-layer zoom air in the back palm, while the latter added foam in the front palm. LBJ's full-length zoom and the technology of double-layer zoom in the back palm can play a better role in shock absorption and have a very good wrapping. The whole vamp is made of patent leather or synthetic leather, which is very strong, protective and decorative, and the vamp is easy to take care of. Speaking of the key, the wear resistance of LBJ series outsole is what it is most proud of. Very wear-resistant, the bottom is very thick. Generally speaking, LBJ's sneakers are suitable for first-team and high-quality players, with tough style and often honed in the outfield. They can play a very good protective role when playing singles with the back basket or turning around under the basket. However, LBJ series generally has the problems of poor heat dissipation and heavy weight, which is quite helpless ... Let's talk about Kobe series, which is often used as a trendy high-tech. ZK2 uses free, and ZK3 uses TPU net to make shoes. So far, ZK4 has used flywire nylon fiber ultra-light upper material and LunarLite foam damping technology, which is more novel than LBJ. Kobe series, which pursues lightweight and comfort, is naturally superior in stability and responsiveness, but at the same time of increasing speed, the protection is naturally reduced, so the wrapping is naturally not as good as LBJ, but the comfort is good. Its wear resistance is a big criticism, and the outsole is difficult to accept the outfield. In short, the Kobe series is suitable for lighter defenders who often play infield. Long-range shooting and breakthrough in disguise can improve the stability and ground control of players. That's it, LZ. Please refer to.