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Nike Kyrie Flytrap 5
Nike Kyrie Flytrap 5 Black – Men's Basketball Shoes
The Nike Kyrie Flytrap 5 is a men's basketball shoe in black designed for a fast, agile style of play. The low profile and flexible sole support dynamic changes of direction and quick acceleration. The upper combines breathable textiles with synthetic reinforcements for a solid foot wrap. The overall design emphasizes feel and control when playing on the board.
The outsole has a multi-point traction pattern adapted to quick turns and stops on indoor surfaces. The midsole delivers a responsive step-in without unnecessary bulk. The heel is slightly supported for additional stability when landing. The sneakers are suitable for training and streetball matches where agility is important.
Material
- Upper: knitted textile (mesh) with synthetic reinforcements for a tight fit; clean with a damp cloth, do not rub directly on a heat source.
- Lining: soft textile for comfort and moisture wicking; hand cleaning recommended, do not put in the washing machine.
- Midsole: lightweight foam (EVA-like compound) for cushioning and responsiveness; do not clean with aggressive chemicals.
- Sole: durable rubber compound with a tread for grip; avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or oiling.
FAQ
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How do these sneakers fit?
| In most cases, they fit according to the usual European size; for wider insteps, consider a half size larger. -
Are they suitable for outdoor use on concrete?
| The model is primarily designed for indoor surfaces; with frequent outdoor use, the sole will wear out faster.
Thestreets Tips
- Comfortable for short training sessions, I felt the feel for the deck immediately after putting it on.
- They hold the foot firmly during turns and provide a sense of stability without unnecessary bulk.
- The black color fits exactly as pictured, the sole maintains traction during regular indoor use.


