What shoe is Jordan wearing in this Vid?

[scarru]

What shoe is Michael wearing in this vid? On a side note he seems like a decent teacher...

 

[shoes604]

Jumpman Swift 6. Eddie Jones wore them.

 

[matt]

think team shoes from back then were looked at like the team shoes tht are comin out now? so like eventually, we will actually think these new team shoes arenttht awful???

 

[donttalkitlivit]

these are pretty cool, the buck;e on them always came loose though

 

[shook one]

Originally Posted by shoes604

Jumpman Swift 6. Eddie Jones wore them.

Not bad Looking.

 

[kevin trinh]

reminds me of XIV's in a way. Not bad btw, i wouldn't mind hooping in these.

 

[error on page]

Originally Posted by matt

think team shoes from back then were looked at like the team shoes tht are comin out now? so like eventually, we will actually think these new team shoes arent tht awful???

not really. the older ones were more original and werent based so much on a hybrid type of jordan shoe. it looked like the actaully sat down and created a shoefrm scratch w/ the older team Js.

 

[ssgefiestoakagerger]

Decent teacher?

Not even close (no offense to OP, who made that comment)

Jordan's game was developed naturally, where it's like asking a math genius how to do math but he doesn't know how to teach you.

Kobe on the other hand, can teach because that's where his game came from- he took bits and pieces of other people's game and made it into his own. (see Nike Signature Moves)

When you compare the video above and the one aforementioned, you can tell the difference and the point I'm trying to make.

DISCLAIMER: I am not hating neither player, but making an example.

 

[pinoysole23]

Originally Posted by ssgefiestoakagerger

Decent teacher?

Not even close (no offense to OP, who made that comment)

Jordan's game was developed naturally, where it's like asking a math genius how to do math but he doesn't know how to teach you.

Kobe on the other hand, can teach because that's where his game came from- he took bits and pieces of other people's game and made it into his own. (see Nike Signature Moves)

When you compare the video above and the one aforementioned, you can tell the difference and the point I'm trying to make.

DISCLAIMER: I am not hating neither player, but making an example.

Yeah, I just watched Kobe's Nike Signature Moves video and I gotta agree with you fam.

 

[kobe4ever8]

I remember those shoes. I wanted to have them before.

 

[transpire23]

Eddie Jones shoe for the 99-00 NBA season.I was going to buy those. Liked the shoe at the time.

 

[airant23]

YO!

Originally Posted by matt

think team shoes from back then were looked at like the team shoes tht are comin out now? so like eventually, we will actually think these new team shoes arent tht awful???

Also, to go along with the originality argument...

Realize that most of us didn't know what to make of "Brand Jordan" then. Most of those were quality and original shoes; the general attitude wasthat they just weren't good enough though. It's like buying a Ferrari with a V6 engine.

However, the original Jumpman Pro's and Strong's sold pretty well I'm sure. I had both as well as blk/red XI's as a 16 year old. As did most ofmy friends.

DF!!!

 

[frijo sneaker]

they remind me of the 15's in a way.....

 

[towens1166]

MJ cn make any shoe look good on his foot......

 

[solealliance]

Those are raw i picked up a pair from pickyourshoes a while back and they are ill!!!!!!!!!!!1

 

[zmanharvey23]

yea, they look like a 14 and 15.....a 14.5 trainer or somethin like that

 

[nermindee]

shoes are garbage, but that was a nice defense tutorial mj.

 

[hags]

"Defence" lol!

 

[inchecksince81]

Originally Posted by ssgefiestoakagerger

Decent teacher?

Not even close (no offense to OP, who made that comment)

Jordan's game was developed naturally, where it's like asking a math genius how to do math but he doesn't know how to teach you.

Kobe on the other hand, can teach because that's where his game came from- he took bits and pieces of other people's game and made it into his own. (see Nike Signature Moves)

When you compare the video above and the one aforementioned, you can tell the difference and the point I'm trying to make.

DISCLAIMER: I am not hating neither player, but making an example.

Well said.

 

[diezo2003]

super nice

 

[scarru]

Originally Posted by inchecksince81

Originally Posted by ssgefiestoakagerger

Decent teacher?

Not even close (no offense to OP, who made that comment)

Jordan's game was developed naturally, where it's like asking a math genius how to do math but he doesn't know how to teach you.

Kobe on the other hand, can teach because that's where his game came from- he took bits and pieces of other people's game and made it into his own. (see Nike Signature Moves)

When you compare the video above and the one aforementioned, you can tell the difference and the point I'm trying to make.

DISCLAIMER: I am not hating neither player, but making an example.

Well said.

Yea, I'm sure there are better instructional videos out there but I don't see how you could say he isn't a "decent teacher"in that video though. If I would have said "great" then I would understand.

 

[aljayz863]

I bet all his originals sneaks are in nicely displayed in his house.

 

[mjshoefanatic]

pure rubbish

 

[micheal623]

that was easy.