The only ones that come to mind are the jordan Q Flights or jordan … They are guard oriented shoes that are flexible enough to wrap around your foot shape without discomfort. Rnizzo, I have a theory that foam works the best rather than the compressed air but I will have to wait a few more years until that is confirmed [I believe that returned force from the compression of the air harms the joints on the body].
Nightwing Great Review as Always. If you ever get a chance to review the UnderArmour Bloodline, let me know how you feel about them. I think those might be the best low tops ever even topping the Kobe IV [my measuring stick for all performance shoes and on my personal pedestal] The cushioning is almost as responsive as zoom air but soft too [same cushioning as the Micro G clutch]. Your theory on foam vs air based cushion is actually a fact… There were tests done a long time ago saying that using air based cushions for long periods of time could do more harm than good to your joints.
I am trying to get a hold of as many shoes as i can. At this point i cant promise anything but if all goes according to plan, i will be able to review nearly every shoe possible in what i am hoping is the near future. Yes, but zoom air has only been invented for around 15 years so, not enough data can be gathered long term around 10 years with one athlete.
I feel for you man, you were at once reviewing performance reviews probably once every two months. Now it seems like you work just multiplied by 10 folds. Love the quality of work you put out despite the quantity that is demanded. Unlike JB, you are worthy lol. They had tested the Air max bags and heel Air bags, not Zoom… This was years ago when i was in High School and the test was geared more towards the cushion being used for casual use.
My work has increased greatly… Its only going to get more hectic from this point on too…. Great review! You got every detail spot-on! I slash and drive-and-dish a lot. With that said, do you think these or the discounted Kobe VI will be right for me? I think either will work for you. Kobes have a bit more traction long term so thats something to consider.
I hadnt notice any lockdown issues with the tongue. The elastic bands due stretch out and you can feel a difference in fit once that happens which is why im excited for the higher cut versions to release which should take care of that problem. Adidas was also kind enough to add in a much welcomed gore ankle strap. This adjustable collar makes it much easier to tighten or loosen up the shoes, so you can slip right in and out of them.
The collar also act as a de facto ankle brace when laced up, making you feel all that much more at ease when you step onto the court. My biggest issue with the adiZero Crazy Light was that it pinched the soles of my feet about midway through.
On numerous occasions, I would feel a sharp and noticeable pain after a lengthy session of hoops. I can say with confidence that Adidas took care of that issue and created a more generous and wider profile that gives your feet more space and room to breathe.
As I referenced earlier, the Rose 2 packed on some weight in order to create a more comfortable and stronger supporting shoe. The shoes are thicker all around, with an added layer of cushioning to give them a pillowy-like feel when you slip them on. Adidas is on a roll here, and they have a winner with the Adidas adiZero Rose 2, having crafted one of the finest signature kicks on the market in recent memory. I almost feel guilty slipping these on and wearing them on the court. By the same token, you would be doing yourself a disservice keeping them shelved away instead of breaking ankles with them.
While these were designed with the playing style of a guard, they can match that of all types of position players. Enjoy our content?
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