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The video discusses the Foamposite Nike Vapor 10, a shoe not officially released but found in discount stores, praised for its Foamposite technology but criticized for heat retention, uncomfortable design, and lack of traction. Reviewers note the weight and midsole focus, and lack of court grip compared to other models like Vapor 10s and Air Max 95s. The shoes are deemed unsuitable for medium to wide feet, lacking durability and grip, recommended for narrow-footed players on clay courts. Suggestions for improvement include width and material choices, ultimately labeling the shoes as a flawed design.
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In this segment of the video, the narrator discusses the Foamposite Nike Vapor 10, a shoe that was never officially released but ended up in discount department stores. The narrator shares their review of the shoe, highlighting the use of Foamposite technology that molds polyurethane to create a strong and glove-like fitting upper. However, the shoe is critiqued for trapping heat, uncomfortable slipper tongue design, and lack of traction due to a clear rubber outsole. The Foamposite Nike Vapor 10 is noted for its heftier weight compared to the original Vapor 10s and Air Max 95s, with a focus on midsole construction and lack of grip on the court.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses their experience with Nike shoes, noting that the shoes are not suitable for medium to wide feet as they did not break in even after playing multiple times. While the foam posit technology provides good arch support, the shoe’s upper layer is not durable and prone to tearing. The outsole durability is better but lacks grip. The shoes are recommended for players with narrow feet playing on clay courts due to their strong upper support. The speaker suggests potential improvements in width and material choice to make the shoe more inclusive. Overall, the shoes are described as a “swing and a miss” due to design flaws.