Hello, first allow me to introduce myself before quoting you. I believe the last three sigs of LeBron's, then perhaps four, have been a mismash of bad designs, and then lacking functionality for an athlete. This is the problem when a company begins to design for critics and fans instead of athletes. No amount of storytelling can explain why it was necessary to make a shoe that the endorser could not wear, or why it was that two of the shoes were such a pain to relace if your laces popped, or were uneven due to factory mishaps. This should not occur under any circumstance. LeBron is my favorite player along with Curry, but Nike has not only dropped the ball with Curry, but they have done it with LeBron as well in regard to his footwear line. He, LeBron, should only be wearing the best of equipment. From my seat, Curry's last two sigs place a good foot right into Nike's behind. The numbers really do back UA up on this as well. Pardon my aggression, but hey, being a father of two who just graduated college, I was ticked off at what Nike was calling a top of the line performance shoe made for the best player, with that price, with the shoe being nothing but hype. Peace out, take care!
might be my first lows
