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I love Boost because they take all the pain and soreness away. Always wanted to try Bounce tho tbh
ADIDAS BBall Boost Thread - BYW, Crazy Explosive & Crazy Light & OTHER BBALL ADJACENT SNEAKERS
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Both are good. Dame said he prefers bounce if that’s any help lol
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Any close up pics of the shoes Wall has on tonight??
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Need these. Especially as a Wizards and Wall fan.
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You still can't buy these shoes. Smh
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with the traction getting shredded, he probably goes through one pair per half 
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CLB18s have made it to miadidas in case anyone is interested:
https://www.adidas.com/us/mi-crazyl...html?pr=CUSTOMIZE_IMG_mi%20Crazylight%20Boost
https://www.adidas.com/us/mi-crazyl...html?pr=CUSTOMIZE_IMG_mi%20Crazylight%20Boost
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he also said boost would make his shoes too expensive. I wouldn't be surprised if he said he prefers bounce since he became the face of bounce for Adidas.
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I like both Bounce and Boost personally. If I could only choose one I'm going with Boost, but I enjoy playing in my Dame 4's a lot, maybe more than the CE Low 2016 or CLB 2016. Depends on the implementation more than anything. I think it's possible to use Boost in a way that doesn't fully utilize the potential, just like with zoom air.
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How would you compare the 2? Always wanted to try the Dame 4s but I need Boost to save my legs, does bounce give you that impact protection that Boost does? Or does Bounce give you more court feel and lightness...
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It really depends on your playing style and needs. I would lean towards the court feel and lightness you mentioned overall, but it depends on how you play and how frequently as well. I feel faster in the Dame 4's than I do in my Boost bball shoes, so that could be related to weight and firmness, as well as transition.
I'm 34, 5 8" and 175 lbs and I play maybe once a week, so I'm usually fine with any of the big brand cushioning systems. If I played more frequently I might need something more substantial for impact protection.
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Adidas dropped the ball by not releasing the byw x yet. It’s the playoffs, the perfect time.
The hype is gone. By the time they drop them no one will care anymore.
The hype is gone. By the time they drop them no one will care anymore.
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Sounds about right, I played 2-3 times a week, ever since trying Boost my legs have never felt bad even once...I wanna try those or the new Kobe NXT 360s though badly.
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getting me a pair of Kobe 360 instead. Adidas is Wildin for trying to create fake sense of hype for this shoe. Never seem such a boched release for a general release basketball shoe.
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Pretty much. Wonder if production issues?
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I don’t need that cross colors collab.. just release the damn shoe.
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Yeah...2nd round of the playoffs and no full roll out. Pitiful Imo.
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Yup. Was wearing last two years of CE’s too. Lost a customer lol
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Nope. Adidas just trying to generate fake hype. This is coming from Adidas rep I talked to back in February/early march.
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Well they've ****ed that up. The tipping point has been reached and they never took advantage. Should have dropped them slowly around AS weekend with a full roll out now...if hype was the goal. They did the first part but then just completely forgot about it.
I'd like to know why more NBA/NCAA players are not wearing the model? Adidas always pushes their new models on their athletes...Everyone was rocking the Crazy Lights. (cost my boy Rose a serious ankle injury in that 2011 playoff run...cheap *** shoes..come to think of it, given Rose's injury history, probably not fair to say that rolled ankle was "serious"...but it did slow him down for sure). Everyone was rocking the CLB's. Everyone was rocking the CE's. But I think I've noted 4 players max in this model? Wall, Young, Brown, and Ingram?
I'd actually prefer to believe something is wrong with the production of the shoe at this point.
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I would like to believe they fixed the rubber sole from easily disingrating after a few wears, but honestly don't know and don't care like that anymore.
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Adidas had the same durability issues with the Crazy Explosive 16 highs. The rubber was so soft it would flake off after a few weeks of wear indoors. As a consumer, I felt a bit cheated. I don't understand the point of going with that. The traction wasn't improved by it; I had a solid rubber version that had better bite than the soft transluscent. It doesn't make any sense. Do they think it improves the look? The 16s, while being great performers, were kind of ugly IMO. Just putting transluscent rubber on it is like putting lipstick on a pig.
