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ProjectPact
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Why did they release 2016 kobe USA edition, when he didn't even play?

 

 

For the Olympics :p

these look awful

 

 

Says the guy who wears Sketchers :)

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    They look like socks with rubber soles mate.

    Needless to say, I'm a hi-tops guy. 

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    They look like socks with rubber soles mate.

    Needless to say, I'm a hi-tops guy. 

     

     

    I normally play in hyperdunks, so these are my first lowcut basketball shoes and they feel great! Just lacking the ankle support

    I normally play in hyperdunks, so these are my first lowcut basketball shoes and they feel great! Just lacking the ankle support

     

    Less ankle support means more flexibility and balance though. ^_^

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    look ugly as fuck

     

     

    Sorry we can't all wear nice looking shoes like you

     

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    Sorry but i dont see shoes like that being worth $300, it probably cost them like $5 to make some where in China.

     

    Plus its shoes. Shoes that you use so much that will eventually rip or get destroyed and then you going to buy another $300 pair..? Nty.

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