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No shots but Ive never got people buying new shoes to hoop in.
Unless your gettin paid to hoop why would you hoop in new shoes?
I only hoop out doors for fun so I might not understand.
Different financial situations
Thats not the answer
I guess I get it.
Much better answers
Because I walk by broke boys wearing gucci belts and wealthy people wearing walmart jeans.
Obviously peoples priorities arent always in the right place.
Like I said, I wasn't tryna diss anybody that does or doesnt just wanted some insight.
Ball out pleighboi
nah these were before my swoosh days and the first day I put them on was to wear em to work... as a FedEx driver wearing em 5 days a week I guarantee I put them through way more abuse than someone hooping in em. Either way... shoe prices are too damn high!You are team swoosh so you don't count and you aren't hooping in them out of the box. You are wearing them. Big difference.
the collector
It's true there are many more "collectors" than competitive players...and if we're wrong, competitors speak up please...but there are definitely some in here, def can't say there are none. And the dude was originally asking about shoes to HOOP in, so to mention a shoes performance merits in the context of a performance question makes sense.
There are serious basketball players on here and the performance aspect is welcome although not needed for me to determine if I want something or not.
My post was just addressing the times "intended purpose" is used in a way that's a negative slight towards casual buyers. Wasn't directed to anyone specifically.
^is that a shirt or just a photoshop?
︿this@bigj505 does have a point with financial situations...regardless of right or wrong priorities, some people can, so they will. And this is clearly evident on IG and the like when you see posts about shoes that released THAT DAY that read "NEED GONE ASAP"...people loss their minds for no reason.
And OAN...some people DO take their hooping seriously, and having been a trainer for 16 years with a GF who's a PT with 20 years experience we can both tell you that old broken down shoes used for continuous strenuous activity is not going to do your body any favors. Ask some of the cats in here. Some of these dudes I see are 6 foot plus and in the 230lb + range. Some guys might see it as an investment in protecting themselves to continue doing what they like to do. I play ice hockey and if I need new gear because my goalie pads are breaking down...you damn right I"m going to invest in some new gear. Same idea. At some point price makes no difference when you're a competitive athlete, at any level.
Cuz really though...what else are you supposed to hoop in? The oldest beat up pair of crap you have...just so you don't have to spend money? If spending money on anything in this regard is that much of a concern, maybe this is the wrong culture to be in...