The entire build is so light and airy that you often feel as if you aren't wearing shoes at all. This aspect has also proven to be fairly durable thus far. With the only wear and tear shown being dirt from playing indoors and outdoors.

The “G.T.” in the name stands for “Greater Than,” a series of basketball shoes that Nike released in 2021 with three models: the Air Zoom G.T. Cut, the Air Zoom G.T.

As far as outdoor use goes, the GT Cut 3 should stay on the hardwood. The rubber is on the softer side, and the traction pattern is not deeply set so it will grind down quickly on abrasive surfaces. Stanley: The GT Series is what we Hoopers have been psyched about ever since its fruition.

Stan: The Nike Zoom GT Cut 2 is an upgrade over its predecessor. That 'Smear' traction wrapped around the forefoot area really grips the ground well along with the heel and toe nubs. However, don't expect it to last long on outdoor courts because it'll wear down quickly.