- May 30, 2018
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hit gym and not bad at all, will hoop this weekend and see how it goes
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Love em. These are probably one of the better drop in midsole shoes that I have played in. Cushioning is a perfect blend of impact protection in the heel and court feel in the forefoot. The Boom cushioning definitely has some spring and bounce to it. Traction has been great for me too, but I typically play on cleaner courts. You can also feel the carbon fiber plate with the subtle spring back, but I enjoy it more for the torsional rigidity it offers. These are also more wide foot friendly than the WOW10s. Durability hasn't been an issue either, very little wear on threads. I am a 10.5 Nike and went the same in these.Anybody have the JB1 from Li Ning?
cushion? need more detail.. looks like a nice court you got there, one that'll bounce with you on an heavy landingPleasantly surprised after first hoop session in the Ja1.
Cushion: ️
Responsiveness: ️
Lockdown: ️
Stability: ️
Recommendation Level: ️️️
At 45 my knees are not as forgiving as they once were. In terms of cushioning, I prefer a softer setup when playing. These fit the build. Feels similar to my PG5s, which I absolutely love. The court is a very clean, hard wood, local high school floor that grips very well so no problem whatsoever with the traction. Not a single outsole wipe required.cushion? need more detail.. looks like a nice court you got there, one that'll bounce with you on an heavy landing
Only thing that kept me from enjoying those 35's fully was that Eclipse Plate that made them really uncomfortable for my flat feet when I wore them for extended amount of time. How's the 38's in that department?
everything perfect, 38 kinda reminds of 35, but much bouncier
Only thing that kept me from enjoying those 35's fully was that Eclipse Plate that made them really uncomfortable for my flat feet when I wore them for extended amount of time. How's the 38's in that department?
Hmm interesting the y have a “softer” setup. Everything Ive heard has been basic and somewhat unforgiving. Maybe that’s step in insole comfort or somethingAt 45 my knees are not as forgiving as they once were. In terms of cushioning, I prefer a softer setup when playing. These fit the build. Feels similar to my PG5s, which I absolutely love. The court is a very clean, hard wood, local high school floor that grips very well so no problem whatsoever with the traction. Not a single outsole wipe required.
I thought the same thing going in but was shocked immediately. Was actually anticipating that I would be sending them back based on other's impression. But I'm looking forward to my next run in them. It should be noted that I'm a true 12 and ended up ordering a 12.5 by mistake. But in hindsight, the 12.5 fit perfectly and there's no way I could have been comfortable in a 12. I've heard they are a 1:1 TTS but I recommend a half size up. Also to be noted, I double up my socks when playing. When I initially tried them on, they felt tight across the forefoot but quickly loosened adequately.Hmm interesting the y have a “softer” setup. Everything Ive heard has been basic and somewhat unforgiving. Maybe that’s step in insole comfort or something
Where at? I haven’t played in this round but I did two years ago and the first gen. Feel very adidas-y. Traction was really good though.Anyone tried on or have a pair of crossover culture shoes? Came across a few of the models they have for $60 .
My buddy changed out of them last night after one game. Said his feet were saunas. Switched to Kobe 4 protro lolAre the Two WXY’s that legit? Any comps out there for this model…think I’m finally going to pull the trigger on a pair.