The Joma shoes were chosen mainly to see what differences they have compared to other more popular brands. Aesthetically, it's a matter of taste... The shoes are very good in terms of durability on the upper part and sole. The sole started to wear out after 5 months of playing approximately 6 hours a week on hard surfaces, while the upper part is almost untouched. The problem is that in the third month, they started to stretch and the foot began to float inside the shoe. The tongue moves to the side no matter how tight you fasten them, and overall, you feel a sense of insecurity, especially during lateral movements, despite adding insoles. Additionally, the shoes are relatively heavy and stiff. For someone who doesn't have high demands and is looking for a durable shoe, it's okay.