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Can't say the Vs are very light. Weighing in at 20 ounces/560 grams, definitely one of the heavier shoes around. Reminds me a bit of the older Lebrons.
The Best Jordans to play Basketball in?
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Anybody ball in the White/black/red retro II's?
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Anybody ball in the White/black/red retro II's?
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i like alot of the jordans for balling, if u have bad ankles the 8s are the way to go IMO...any of the Jayz from 5-14 have worked well for me, but if i had to pick my favorite it would be 8s for outside, 9s for inside...and if u like lowtops, the 3s and 4s are a pretty solid shoe IMO
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i like alot of the jordans for balling, if u have bad ankles the 8s are the way to go IMO...any of the Jayz from 5-14 have worked well for me, but if i had to pick my favorite it would be 8s for outside, 9s for inside...and if u like lowtops, the 3s and 4s are a pretty solid shoe IMO
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don't ever ball in the III's. I tried and totally regret it. No grip or cushioning
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don't ever ball in the III's. I tried and totally regret it. No grip or cushioning
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I love balling in the XIV's so soft and light.
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I love balling in the XIV's so soft and light.
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I gotta say by looks wise and comfort it's the White Cement IV's 1999.
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I gotta say by looks wise and comfort it's the White Cement IV's 1999.
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I would consider Black Cement III's also Nike Air.
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I would consider Black Cement III's also Nike Air.
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The best Jordan's to ball in are the Retro XIX's.
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The best Jordan's to ball in are the Retro XIX's.
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I agreed
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I agreed
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XIV one of my favorite shoes to hoop in ever. XII's are good for outdoor cause those were tanks. I also liked balling in the XI i.e. lows.
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XIV one of my favorite shoes to hoop in ever. XII's are good for outdoor cause those were tanks. I also liked balling in the XI i.e. lows.
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none, but if you must imo 12's
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none, but if you must imo 12's
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xiii, xvii, and xxi
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xiii, xvii, and xxi
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I'd say the 1s for me, most cushioning both on the sole and ankle. They also give ankle support and are light weight. Plus they are fresh to death. I balled in a pair of size 9.5 new loves for the longest time, but i had to get rid of them after midsoles came apart. I suggest though the old ones, rather than the newer ones like the DMP or CDP. Get the lower cut ones like the BMP or LS.
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I'd say the 1s for me, most cushioning both on the sole and ankle. They also give ankle support and are light weight. Plus they are fresh to death. I balled in a pair of size 9.5 new loves for the longest time, but i had to get rid of them after midsoles came apart. I suggest though the old ones, rather than the newer ones like the DMP or CDP. Get the lower cut ones like the BMP or LS.
