Gear

We tested dribbling goggles that hide the ball and force head-up handles. Picks for one player, two kids, or a full team box.

We ran dribble, footwork and conditioning drills with disc and pylon sets to find the packs that lie flat, stay put and survive a season.

We tested disc and upright cone sets for basketball footwork, dribbling and conditioning, and picked the ones that set up fast and survive a gym floor.

Confused by non-slip claims? Find basketball floor markers that stay put on gym floors, with the right diameter for drills and tips to avoid odor and peeling.

Which spot markers truly grip hardwood during basketball footwork drills — and which slide when it matters. For coaches and parents needing reliable non-slip markers.

We tested agility ladders for basketball footwork and picked eight that stay flat, adjust for quick feet, and pack up without a fight.

We tested agility ladders for basketball footwork, choosing models that stay flat, set up fast, and leave room for quick cuts and longer runs.

Low, bright and quick to reset: the speed hurdle sets we recommend for basketball footwork, plus the adjustable and budget picks worth a look.

Which agility hurdles survive stepping and scuffs during basketball footwork drills, and which crack after a few sessions. For coaches, players, and teams.

We tested reaction balls for basketball hand-eye and reflex work. Here is the best all-rounder, the value pick, and the pack we hand to teams.