Recent content by supakimp

so...where is the concept 2?

I haven't tried these, but I know for a fact that they use lunarlon instead of lunar foam.  The difference is that it's a mixture of phylon and lunar foam so that it's supposed to be much more durable.  Best help I can give is to pass on this...

I'd call JB/Nike/Finish Line. Don't stop hammering away the point that as a consumer, it's completely unacceptable quality and you demand a refund (while keeping the shoe) or an expedited exchange for a quality pair for free.

hyperfuses will kill your forefoot. consider the lebrons or hyperdunks w/ air max. both are wider and should provide good heel cushioning

Only difference is the toe cap TPU web reinforcement.  The thing is that the toe area is already so resilient to typical scuffs that I don't see the value in getting supremes unless you dig the web look.  Check sneakerfiles.com/oncourt for a review on the hyperdunk by nightwing2303 - he has the...

Only difference is the toe cap TPU web reinforcement.  The thing is that the toe area is already so resilient to typical scuffs that I don't see the value in getting supremes unless you dig the web look.  Check sneakerfiles.com/oncourt for a review on the hyperdunk by nightwing2303 - he has the...

Also, the midsole is supposed to be the most robust with a pretty nice cushion setup so I would trust this shoe for impact training as well. I do a bunch of plyo in it and I have a great time in these.

Adipures aren't for outdoor training.  They are specifically indoor/gym shoes to be worn on tracks and inside weight rooms.  Vibrams are more suited for outdoor/trail running.  Nevertheless, I find it hard to believe this story.  I train in my adipures a few times a week and the only problem...

they are supposed to be a general release so not just for the chicago area. i haven't been able to find a price on them.

thanks - i got them before hoping they might stretch, but they are pretty dang narrow for me so i returned em

re: my last post - I went to try on the Q flights and they are pretty wide and comfortable. The leather didn't provide the greatest lockdown IMO when you compare to thinner materials so I tried on the hyperdunks and I bought them instead - still good for wide feet, very light, good herringbone...

re: my last post - I went to try on the Q flights and they are pretty wide and comfortable. The leather didn't provide the greatest lockdown IMO when you compare to thinner materials so I tried on the hyperdunks and I bought them instead - still good for wide feet, very light, good herringbone...

The hyperdunk 2011 has a 3D shank at the midfoot. Perhaps that would help? Also consider custom orthotics or high end orthotic insoles (superfeet, lynco - I think that's the brand...). They are pricier but might help better than the insoles you've been trying. I had a touch of plantar...

I'm pretty much the same player as you (-20 lbs, but with wide feet).  I would not recommend the hyperfuses - they have a very narrow toe box.  I've also been turned away by the KD IVs, Rose 2s, Crazy Lights to name a few.  The UA Black Ice might be a good choice for you.  I am also gonna go and...

I'm pretty much the same player as you (-20 lbs, but with wide feet).  I would not recommend the hyperfuses - they have a very narrow toe box.  I've also been turned away by the KD IVs, Rose 2s, Crazy Lights to name a few.  The UA Black Ice might be a good choice for you.  I am also gonna go and...