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Nikes, Jordans, and even Reeboks (well, Questions and Answers 1-4 are the only RBKs I've worn) all work fine on my feet... Well, your question on why Adidas cannot make a shoe that fits the HUMAN foot, seems to be terribly subjective and silly, don't you think? I mean,let's be real here...

Its a real shame that adidas is incapable of making GR bball shoes that fit the human foot properly... Maybe it's your foot that is the problem. Why pass the blame?

Your whole position on why it ISN'T a racially insensitive slur, is the reason why you are NOT qualified to speak on his intentions! In OURcommunity, we get it. In yours, you don't! You or many others here may not have known that I am of African descent, but what difference does that make...

I'd bet anything that Marcus is a Niketalker! This move reeks ofone of these dude who cannot see the forest through the trees!

- Salty? Call it being real. Also, what's to enjoy when it doesn't do what it is supposed to do, which is what ALL shoes are supposed todo, and that is to protect your foot upon impact. They are not there to just look *cute* nor "enjoyed". Shoes have a function, and if they are notdoing what...

Wrong about that up there. Adidas reps didn't say that, the recruiter did. Now for those of you who waited for my response, I say good for him!It's his daddy's brand! However, it might be some kind of NCAA violation if his fathers company steps in, to sponsor the school. Personally, I loved...

There has to be some kind of conflict of interest if Jordan Brand sponsors the school that his son is attending. I mean, the NCAA would have to see this astampering. If his father's company starts to pay the school to wear his brand, that has to be some kind of violation. I ain't mad at the kid...

What I've found in my many years on this earth is that from generation to generation, the thought of White privilege leaves a nasty taste in the mouths ofWhite America. They wish to forget about the head start that they've had in this country, then will even point to the poor whites in places...

OP...if you're jsut going make this a pissing match and full of sideways personal insults, instead of actually sticking to the topic..I'll just lock this...so stick to your OWN subject. To be quite honest in regard to matters of race, it's all a pissing match, isn't it? But I get what you...

The assertion that zoom air isn't made for larger players comes from people here on Niketalk and Nike, not from me. Maybe you should read abit better.

Well, son, in theory all of what you suggested SHOULD work, but guess what? It doesn't. That makes it about "performance legitimacy", notpreference. Consider this, I don't accept the assertion that Zoom Air lasts longer. Shouldn't a company prepare for the unforeseen, therefore beingresponsible...

Good. Be smart and acknowledge what you are in this country, and that you have no place in suggesting the concerns of people of color.

I could tell you what to "stick to", but you are already stuck on it.

Are you telling a Black man what he should get upset about, in regard to epithets? Seriously? Dukie equals Darkie? Really?

You take yourself waaayyyy too seriously. It's only avirtual world.

How can a WHITE person tell a BLACK person what he should be upset about, in regard to racial stereotypes and then racist epithets?

The only thing that is comical, is that you think that you can interject yourself into a conversation on how two black men should or should notaddress each other.

BTW, I love the Nike Blue Chip II

Your arrogance? It's right there. You cannot put yourself into a conversation about HOW Black men address each other, yet you feel that your*intelligence* gives you that right to speak on it, right? Not experience but INTELLIGENCE, right? Not arrogant? Yeah, we have another name for white...