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Yeah 6’4” here I think L is what I’d go for and maybe w a flip on the waistbandTried on practice shorts today in a size L. And rather wide fit. Length is long for me as well. I’m about 5’9 or so, they didn’t have a size M so I could not compare the sizing to the M.
Yeah 6’4” here I think L is what I’d go for and maybe w a flip on the waistband
Just thicken the material. That extra weight doesn’t impact an athlete.
Nonsense marketing so they use less material, less money and charge more.
I said it earlier but its true, these players could give 2 F's how light and thin the materials are, and its evident when dudes like Melo are training and scrimmaging in hoodiesI don't understand people that say this. Have you played in a Dri-Fit Nike tank top compared to some heavy material that soaks up a bunch of sweat and makes it even heavier?
I said it earlier but its true, these players could give 2 F's how light and thin the materials are, and its evident when dudes like Melo are training and scrimmaging in hoodies
I don't understand people that say this. Have you played in a Dri-Fit Nike tank top compared to some heavy material that soaks up a bunch of sweat and makes it even heavier?
I've always preferred the heavy mesh shorts and jerseys of the 90's over the super lightweight stuff from these days.
Nike Dri-Fit/Aeroswift >>>
Y’all must be in NY or some ****. Why would anyone would wanna play in something heavy and baggy.![]()
For realthey're either old, from NYC/NJ and still love their old baggy ****, don't play basketball anymore or are too out of shape to wear the more form fitting cuts of the Dri-Fit/Aeroswift material shirts. Or some combination of these.
NoDo the swingman shorts have pockets?