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it's hard to draw any conclusions from these pics. i know not a lot of people bought the AJ 2009, and of those people who actually copped, even feweruse them to ball. for those of you who actually use them to ball, has this heel tear been a widespread problem? i've got a pair of whites but...

narrower, in my opinion. i've got wide feet and the mvps needed to be broken in. from the beginning, the hyperdunks gave me no discomfort as far as widthgoes.

it's not really an all-out dissection. i removed the sockliner and from there, used a pair of scissors to cut away some of the thin mesh material and thinfoam batting. if i hadn't sent these back, i could still put the sockliner in and ball in them. i'm not sure this method works with all shoes...

well, the ones i took pictures of above, i just sent in for a voucher. i talked to nike on the phone and they said i might be disqualified because i"tampered" my pair just by opening them up. it'll be three weeks before i hear back from nike. i'll let you guys know if the travesty continues...

According to nikestore.com it's supposed to be full-length zoom: http://store.nike.com/ind...1/pid-167888/pgid-167890 For me, one of the draws of the Zoom BB line is solid performance from a non-sig shoe. You tell me full-length zoom for under $140? Sold! I know a lot ofserious ballers feel the...

and I was actually considering the lebron 6 low. jesus, man. what dark cloud of suspicion.

Though accepted as a solid performance shoe, the Zoom BB 2s are widely regarded as inferior to the BB 1s. Most cats cite the extremely wide fit of the 2s andlack of bounciness in the forefoot cushioning. I've got wide feet so I'm cool with the fit, but I've always suspected something was wrong...

zoom bb 2's