They are not made with quality. If you train every day and are an athlete at a higher level, I do not recommend them. I play the libero position in volleyball. After 1 month, my shoes started to fall apart. On the sole, where the plastic is, it is poorly made and the sole split in half at the front near the toes, and after 1 week the sole started to come off. I am an athlete at a high level and I know what I am talking about, and I do not recommend these shoes.

Theoretically, the HyperSet2SE (and the simpler HyperSet2) is among the top volleyball shoes for 2025-2026, along with the corresponding Mizuno Momentum, Asics SkyElite, and Adidas CrazyFlight. This particular color (Silver-Grey, but everyone calls it "glitter") is also relatively hard to find, as I only found it in one store in Greece—and in my daughter's size. But that's exactly what my daughter wanted, so that's what we searched for, found, and bought. Note: they are not men's shoes as listed, since Nike markets them as Unisex (hence the Lilac, Glitter, etc. variations).

Famous excellent Nike quality (I didn't find a single flaw in the whole shoe), very good materials, glitter everywhere, even on the laces (important for girls!), and impressive enough to wear even off the court. However, be careful, the wave pattern of the sole is excellent for indoor courts, but extremely sensitive on outdoor courts (concrete/cement) and generally hard surfaces. The side-bolstering is quite good (the gel side shape from Nike helps too) and from some tests my daughter did, the sole seems to work well for jumps.

I don't have feedback yet from my daughter on how the shoe feels/holds/plays in actual match conditions, but I'm sure that what I've already seen and read will hold true, so the HyperSet2SE is indeed an excellent choice for a volleyball shoe. I would even say that, for the materials and technologies it offers, its price can be considered reasonable, hence the 5-star rating