I just balled in mine last night for the first time. Blister on little toe on each foot. RAW! Made for folks with wide feet. If your foot is wideenough to fill these out you should be an Olympic swimmer. They are indeed light, great traction on a semi-dusty court. The ride is soft. I felt they wereresponsive although a bit mushy. For me the benchmark is the 2k4. In comparison, the Lite does not lock your heel down, there is some play side to side. A bit of movement in thetoebox as well. You could have toerings on every to in this shoe and still have room to spare. I wore some thick Jordan socks and felt the some movement wheninitally trying them on. So I doubled up on the socks and that seemed like it wouldn't allow my feet to breathe. So played with one pair of socks on. Ifyou look closely at the exterior of the midsole/uppers there is no where for perspiration to go. I had high hopes for these but they are designed for an oddshaped foot and there is no way to lock down your heel. I would highly recommend these to someone using custom orthotics. You will have all the clearance youneed. I may try to find some type of liner to put in these to see if that improves anything.
http://www.maxpreps.com/Galleries.a...alleryID=f84459fa-8c27-4f0b-8470-68c05f53154f Don't know how to post pics but that is westchester's zoom kobe II's lites
even though it looks similar to the II's, imo these should have been the III's instead of the waffle fries design that came out
Those of you waiting for your Lites, they have hit U.S outlets in cabazon and Riverhead, i got my sz 9. good luck everyone price is 79.99 before tax andshipping
^ nope. sadly. but i just ordered from riverhead...then found out about cabazon right now, but the gas to cabazon would probably have been the same for thecost of shipping from riverhead ($15). cabazon isnt too far from ontario. take a nice drive