Not that this is immediately great for footbag, but this is a pretty awesome concept in shoe design.
http://www.adidas.com/us/ProductModules ... idas1.html
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- peanutbuterboy
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No, I don't think it would break the brain, because even though you are doing a lot of jumping while playing footbag, most of the impact is absorbed when you first hit the ground with your toes, therefore when you step down with the heal, it is similar to when a person is running, and if you have a good style, i don't think you will be stepping down so hard as to break the brain, i mean, if people step that hard down now, maybe that's why they don't like lavers and complain about no coushining. lok at vasek for example, hes hopping all the time therefore reducing the impact that he gets when landing from crazy moves. he does abunch of crazy jumping that for many would cause a lot of pain, yet he still wears lavers, does he not feel his legs anymore, or is it that he doesn't jump so hard anymore.
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- crazydwarf
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Of Course ! The shoe made with 1970 technology outsourced to the cheapest manufacturer, that just happens to be shaped right is the ultimate footbag tool.quadgun wrote:maybe that's why they don't like lavers
I can't believe you guys don't just modify your whole style of play and body movements to accomodate what the laver can handle.

