strange phenomenon with the 23's

[zongetsu23]

you call that a phenomenon

i would hate to see what you call a twisted ankle

 

[jaysonmytoes23]

Is this guy serious about shoes giving him back spasms. Maybe you should buy a pair of T-macs, so you can really feel back Spasms.

 

[visualmusic]

Lucky for me, I never had a problem with these sneakers. They're extremely comfortable IMO.

 

[carlofromdapi]

Originally Posted by jaysonmytoes23

Is this guy serious about shoes giving him back spasms. Maybe you should buy a pair of T-macs, so you can really feel back Spasms.

 

[putting in work]

You're probably out of shape as other's already mentioned.

 

[radioraheem]

are you serious go to a doctor not a forum and dont blame your kicks

 

[billyoshun]

He said, "Strange phenomenom." ....

 

[indohan]

I think the shoes shouldn't be hand stitched, it causes back spasm. Blame the Chinese workers.

 

[lwballer425]

ROFLMAO while reading this thread!!!

 

[410fresh]

Originally Posted by NY GIANTS 11

Dont blame the shoes. Get in the gym son and lift some weights. The things youre mentioning are sings of someone who is out of shape. You aint gotta be fat to be outta shape.

YEA DO SOME SQUATS FOR YOUR KNEES AND SOME DEADLIFTS FOR YOUR BACK!

 

[addicted2fresh]

Originally Posted by jimmybeanz

Dude! I knew there was something funny going on with Jordans! I have physical issues too! I don't have back spasms, but I lose my lunch EVERY time I see a pair of XXs!

harsh..... but i feel ya

 

[super23freak]

is it the shoes?

 

[jj23xl]

Yeah I have a strange phenomenom with my stealths too..having major problems with bodily injuries...mine break other peoples necks.

 

[barondavis5]

SMH @ you for trying to blame it on the shoes.

 

[trav t]

Originally Posted by jaysonmytoes23

Is this guy serious about shoes giving him back spasms. Maybe you should buy a pair of T-macs, so you can really feel back Spasms.

Hahahahahaha, that's f#!ked up. Stupid McGrady.

 

[ace3han]

I have been wearing the black/red XXIII since it was released. At first I did have the pinky toe issue. The outside support feature was just applying too muchpressure. After a few more wearings it seemed to have given and I do not have that issue anymore. I do not understand how you can ball in these. The middlepart of the sole was rigid and has no give at all. This is the clear plastic part. Because of that or maybe you were just not pushing the shoe (to take care ofit). You were probably running on the balls of your feet for a long time. This causes your knee to hyperextend (think of playing in high heels). Which wouldcause pain in the back of the knee. This in turn contracts your hamstrings pulling your pelvis forward. You're pelvis is connected to the base of the spineand the spine is your back. Thus, back spasms. I have had no back pain from wearing the shoe but then again I did not play in them. So my advice break em infirst. JB seems to have gotten away from MJ's requirement that a shoe should have no break in period. With all current releases I find that I always haveto break them in first. Go to your team doctor too.

 

[kid lebron]

the OP has left the building