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Apparently at least six people in this thread alone, including one post before yours. I have as well. Great shoe
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There's a forum dedicated to your inquiry which you never asked about btw.Originally Posted by prayformojo
^Well thanks for the insight, you should be an author. Your words painted a beautiful picture of the shoes performance. Bravo!
Originally Posted by MarsOnLars
Btw Ive seen no comments on the blk/royal/stealths. Am I the only one liking these? the volt stitching and laces set those off.
Me too...Is the 20% off the best deal out there now?Originally Posted by tbug582
Originally Posted by MarsOnLars
Btw Ive seen no comments on the blk/royal/stealths. Am I the only one liking these? the volt stitching and laces set those off
I'm loving this colorway. I am about to order it using the eastbay.com discount. I wonder how that got this colorway tho.
Originally Posted by clkru
Well, I guess this validates my earlier experience spraining the crap out of my right ankle in the MVPs...
"Phoenix Suns guard Steve Nash grimaces as he grabs his injured ankle against the Charlotte Bobcats in the third quarter of an NBA basketball game Tuesday, Feb 24, 2009, in Phoenix."
Beware
Acting like sprained ankles are not the norm in basketball. It's part of the game.
Nope. I've been crossed over plenty (any player - especially wings - saying they haven't is simply lying to themselves or others)sprained ankles before, but never as bad severely as in the low cut MVP. And that was with ASOs on. I've never had to go to the doctor with an ankleinjury, and will certainly NEVER EVER ball in a low again after my experience.
My Jordan Jumpman Pros, complete with a simple plastic midfoot plate, mid-cut, DHIP in the heel, and Zoom up front outperform the MVP hands down. I shouldhave stuck with these, and not used the MVP for ball. Shame on me for trying to fix something that wasn't broken by balling in a low.