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I really don't watch reviews videos especially from dudes who aren't good at ball
Just being honest
Just being honest
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I completely disagree. Sliced bread is not overrated.
That's a good one lol! I just like the saying lol sliced bread can honestly be underrated.
I'm not saying a full zoom unit isn't better than the lunar setups but I just think the sneaker reviewers overrate it. I personally like the lunarlon in the forefoot and zoom on the heel. The only issue really for me with lunarlon is that it bottoms out quickly.
Too each their own just my personal opinion.
Full zoom is the most overrated thing since sliced bread.
Heel, forefoot Zoom and a nice carrier is all you need. If you get full Zoom for the same price as heel/forefoot then I wouldn't mind it.
I really don't watch reviews videos especially from dudes who aren't good at ball
Just being honest
One thing is if you can't jump and aren't quick it doesn't really matter what cushioning set up you have as long as it has traction and doesn't hurt your feet. That's pretty much Nightwing, that's why I take his reviews with a grain of salt. That's why it's funny for people to take his reviews so seriously when you have dozens of NBA and college players playing in them.
Small players who jump don't like Lebron cushioning in the toe and to be that high off the ground.
Nah fam... it matters. And NBA players also have orthopedic insoles made to make that shoe as comfortable as possible. If you noticed, whenever a player gives his shoes away to a fan they usually pull their insoles out before they hand them off.
Have u hooped in a pair yet? why are u still in this thread if u dont like the shoe?
I'm in this thread because I can be in this thread.
What does me not hooping in the shoe have to do with "Cushioning matters in a shoe" and "NBA players have orthopedic insoles"? [emoji]128514[/emoji]
These are facts, not opinions.
Lol exactly my point. Hoop in a pair before u start knocking them! Nike has the best return policy around...
One thing is if you can't jump and aren't quick it doesn't really matter what cushioning set up you have as long as it has traction and doesn't hurt your feet. That's pretty much Nightwing, that's why I take his reviews with a grain of salt. That's why it's funny for people to take his reviews so seriously when you have dozens of NBA and college players playing in them.
Small players who jump don't like Lebron cushioning in the toe and to be that high off the ground.
Nah fam... it matters. And NBA players also have orthopedic insoles made to make that shoe as comfortable as possible. If you noticed, whenever a player gives his shoes away to a fan they usually pull their insoles out before they hand them off.
What does the insole have to do with the support and lock down of a shoe? What about traction?
An Ibsole is just that, an insole
What does the insole have to do with the support and lock down of a shoe? What about traction?
An Ibsole is just that, an insole
Well nightwing said the lock down was a plus on this shoe... so I'm assuming NBA players feel the same way. My statements about the insoles were for the point of the cushioning or lack there of.
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