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Alot of players such as kevin durant and dwayne wade have been wearing those leg sleeves-/ knee pads that look like they have nike combat padding anyone know the brand were to get them
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Originally Posted by MoNeyLiCiouS
Anybody got both the nike combat and mcdavid stuff?
I got the mcdavid padded compression shorts, was thinkin bout pullin the trigger on some nike combat shorts too.
Major difference? Which one is better?
Originally Posted by ZombieJesus12
Originally Posted by MoNeyLiCiouS
Anybody got both the nike combat and mcdavid stuff?
I got the mcdavid padded compression shorts, was thinkin bout pullin the trigger on some nike combat shorts too.
Major difference? Which one is better?
Actually there's a big difference. I've worn 4 of the major brands - mcdavid, nike, adidas and NBA brand- compression gear, sleeves and leg sleeves and padded sleeves and shorts.
McDavid is the cream of the crop. They invented the whole genre of gear in the first place, by the way. Theirs are the best. Seriously, by far. The compression stuff is more durable and more comfortable, the padded stuff is lighter, works better, and looks better. I would absolutely recommend McDavid for ANY support type equipment. It's the best stuff you can buy, period.
Adidas is good too. It's a little pricier, but the D Rose style knee pads are a nice basketball specific item. The compression gear is top notch, the tank top and the shorts really do what they're supposed to do. It's just that it's too much money for too little of an effect - pretty much any tight tank top will make you feel the same, especially if you don't have a professional athlete's body fat %. Their sleeves are a little short for my liking (6'2", moderately long arms), though.
NBA sleeves are perfect for what they are. Keep the arm warm and they feel awesome. They're not as high quality as McDavid, and the compression isn't as good as the Adidas, but they're the most comfy to wear - you can have it on for hours and your arm will still feel great in the end.
Nike/Jordan is the worst. Unless all you care about is the brand logo, then stay away. This stuff is cheaply made with poor fabrics and bad attention to detail. I wouldn't take it as a present.