Cry got is the type of guy who wears Crocs to the ball court
The difference is just night and day IMO. The newer shoes are just so light, comfortable and it still provides great traction and ankle/heel support.
The best retro shoes I've used for basketball use are easily the Jordan VI, Nike Glove (Payton) and Air Flight Lite II.
2013 D Rose 4. Very comfortable and great traction. Haven't completely avoided the Rose injury curse though, I ripped a toenail off whilst playing in these
All the sneaker heads I know don't even wear the shoes. They just constantly go after the next pair, then hoard them in the original box stacked in the closest with all the dozens of other pairs they have, then I hear them saying how broke they are all the time
Never cared enough about them to keep up with news and latest models. I leave the shoe obsessing for women. Last time I needed new bball shoes just walked into nordstrom rack and picked up some random blue jordans for $50-60. They work fine
If I buy em, I'm wearing them. The only exception would be if I got my hands on a collector's edition and could flip it for double the retail.All the sneaker heads I know don't even wear the shoes. They just constantly go after the next pair, then hoard them in the original box stacked in the closest with all the dozens of other pairs they have, then I hear them saying how broke they are all the time
for their price they are pretty good. the only thing i hate about them is that the tread on the shoe is ridiculously thin. i can still get good grip on blacktop though. But I can't play on concrete with those. Thats why I like my hyperdunks more. the treads are wide and deep. But i mean I can honestly see why some people get hurt playing on crazy lights. It's a pretty narrow shoe and if you're foot is wide you better look somewhere else.
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