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Which are the best Nike shoes for playing volleyball?? |
Which are the best Nike shoes for playing volleyball?? Don't fall victim to cheap marketing ploys. Your shoes won't really help you get better at vollyball. Having a sturdy running shoe is all you need, choose it because you like it, not because it's the name brand $200 Nike shoes. Air Zoom Mystify II Air Max 90 Trainer SL City Court III These are some of the better ones. Nike really doesn't have greatly, SPECIALIZED Volleyball shoes. Try... Nike Women's Air Zoom Zip TD or Nike Women's Zoom Speed VB II All of these shoes are on the site at he very bottom that I gave you! But Tennis durability shoes work just as well too! Personally I would get Asics... They are #1 for Volleyball!!!!! ASICS庐 Women's GEL庐 Sensei... http://www.eastbay.com/catalog/productde... Or if you dont like those get a pair of Adidas... Check out this site to get a REALLY GOOD Idea on shoes to get. http://www.eastbay.com/catalog/modelsumm... I always use Reebok Crosstrainig shoes, they are very tough, but flexible, have an ample base sole and you will never slip on them Don't get Nike. Nike products tend to fall apart very easily. Try Adidas or Reebok. Get shoes that are comfortable. Try Adidas running or jogging shoes hope this helped *kayla* well i have made the volleyball team in the 5th grade and i have experienced with the proper shoes i suggest Nike shocks any kinds since they increase your ability to jump and this can really help u to jump higher if you are the type of person who like to spike my other suggestion is high converse even though they do not protect your ankles they can keep u comfortable and provides perfect balance for your feet for indoor volleyball experince in my opinion nike doesnt make a good volleyball shoe. try asics or mizuno shoes. do not get shoxs or running shoes. shoxs- if you land on the heel will blow out and you can seriously injure your heel/ankle running shoes- do not have good grips. they have "grips" that can throw off your balance or make you trip. try a "court" shoe. they have a flat bottom. there is nothing on the bottom, except maybe a pattern. |
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