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I played this morning with it on, and I didn’t notice any differences or changes with it. Weird lol.
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I played this morning with it on, and I didn’t notice any differences or changes with it. Weird lol.
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Sooo after a week of playing, I noticed that the zoom unit on the right shoe protrudes a bit more than the other.
Me personally, I would return it if I'm using it to hoop.
I had the same issue, but with the banned Jordan 31s. It was a 6mm difference and had one foot lopsided.
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The problem is that I bought it through StockX, so yeah
If it’s a material defect, you can still return to Nike. I’ve returned several failed shoes direct to Nike that I bought elsewhere. But if it’s just cosmetic, then Nike likely won’t accept it. But if, say, a Zoom bag popped, Nike will accept it.
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I’m loading up on a few more pairs of these babies, any size 15 that I can get my hands on.
Those 37s look really really bad in my opinion, like a mid-level team Jordan.
Those 37s look really really bad in my opinion, like a mid-level team Jordan.
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Ugh I miss when jordan sigs were in abundance for the low. Got my 31 lows DS in box for $60 off the bay. Can barely find a 36 low in stock for retail in my size 12 (and I do not want to pay retail).
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The size 12 struggle has been real with the 36's for sure.
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Any updates on people playing in the lows? YouTube review consensus seem to say that the mids are better if I’m not mistaken? I’m mostly concerned about heel lockdown and foot containment. Need that to be right to have any confidence in my shoes.
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Updates on what? If you don't have the shoe sawing some part of your foot off, they look great and play great. I'd have bought like 5 pairs if I didn't have issues.
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No issues with mids or lows, loving both.
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Release the Peach Jams JB, cause I don’t think imma be coping a bunch of 37s like I did the 36s from the way its looking
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Been a smooth “ride” for me so far on the lows. Nothing to report on the mids cuz I don’t have any but by the looks of the overall consensus of owners here, the 36s are outstanding.
I have it in my rotation along with the Flotro 4s.
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The 36's are a great basketball shoe, I'm hoping the 37's suck so that I can save some money! 
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well the 37s aren't doing so well in terms of hype. the shoe needed some cosmetic surgery to make them atleast appealing enough for non-stan buyers.The 36's are a great basketball shoe, I'm hoping the 37's suck so that I can save some money!
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The Hare’s look dope to me.
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Got 4 pairs of mids and infrared lows and they all perform excellent and consistent no matter the colorway or cut. I spend 2-5 hours on court every day and I've been using each pair at least once a week, plus sometimes at the gym or for injury rehab.
Zero issues for me since last October with any of the 36.
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Im anticipating those Hares. I need to upgrade me 34s
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yes I doDamn you play a lot of basketball
basketball is my life and I am fortunate enough to be able to do what I do today.I develop high school student athletes 5 days per week at a D1 sports school program where I coach my son's team.
From Spring to August, I coach an Elite AAU All-Regional team.
Between all of that I'm a professional skills coach and whenever I have some spare time I still try to work on my game as much as I can, just for the love of it when I'm not mixing it up my my players on court, plus I get to wear all my J's!!!
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yes I do
I develop high school student athletes 5 days per week at a D1 sports school program where I coach my son's team.
From Spring to August, I coach an Elite AAU All-Regional team.
Between all of that I'm a professional skills coach and whenever I have some spare time I still try to work on my game as much as I can, just for the love of it when I'm not mixing it up my my players on court, plus I get to wear all my J's!!!
You have time to develop over 40+ year old players trying to make it into the NBA with a bad back and arthritic knees? Asking for a friend.
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That's easy!
With a lot of practice you can make it and be just as good as the woman in the black pants!
