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How's the comfort on these ?
Feel like I wanna ball in these lol
View media item 1669188poor quality on these: orangish tongue, foam like midsole...yes clown shoes indeed...you couldn't give me a pair of these[
they comfy, I wouldn't recommend for ball tho, so many better shoes with much better tech and value for actually playing ball.How's the comfort on these ?
Feel like I wanna ball in these lol
They're the type of comfortable for lifestyle or casual use.How's the comfort on these ?
Feel like I wanna ball in these lol
I wish they dropped these here in SEA, so I would have a replacement for my flightclub 80's.
They're the type of comfortable for lifestyle or casual use.
Having said that, I ball in one of my pairs. They do have the cushioning that can take the abuse of jumping and landing, even for my old knees. Grip is not as bad as I thought it would be, considering they don't have a herringbone or similar pattern. The gym I play at isn't too dusty either. In terms of that lockdown feel that modern shoes have now, these do not have it at all. There's a bit of forefoot slide during lateral movement. I thought not having a shank plate will bother my feet due to lack of torsional rigidity, but that has not been a factor.
Despite their outdated performance, I love the way they look on-court over anything offered today. I love the way AJ 1s look on the court, and these allow me to get as close to that as possible with actual cushioning.
They're the type of comfortable for lifestyle or casual use.
Having said that, I ball in one of my pairs. They do have the cushioning that can take the abuse of jumping and landing, even for my old knees. Grip is not as bad as I thought it would be, considering they don't have a herringbone or similar pattern. The gym I play at isn't too dusty either. In terms of that lockdown feel that modern shoes have now, these do not have it at all. There's a bit of forefoot slide during lateral movement. I thought not having a shank plate will bother my feet due to lack of torsional rigidity, but that has not been a factor.
Despite their outdated performance, I love the way they look on-court over anything offered today. I love the way AJ 1s look on the court, and these allow me to get as close to that as possible with actual cushioning.
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Do you hit the Tanger in Hilton Head?
You from the SC (South Carolina)?
will probably pony up the 150
Let's pose a scenario. If the toebox wasn't as boxy and built to a slant while the overall shape of the shoe was reminiscent of the Air Jordan 1 Retro "Chicago" while still keeping the Air Jordan 2 sole, would ya'll cop then or nah?
Trying to poll to see if people are more bothered by the shape of the shoe rather than the 2 midsole.
That Black/Red pair might be a sample for the upcoming release. It looks like the swoosh is nubuck but the quality of the picture is so bad that I can't call it.
The shape of the shoe is absolutely the reason that I don't like them. If they were shaped like the original pair Jordan had, I would've been all over these. I randomly felt like revisiting this thread to see if my opinion of the shoe changed, and save for maybe two pictures; the bulbous toe area reminded me of why I wasn't feeling them before.
Hell, your comparison video was the worst offender