I have 4E width feet and I'm looking to buy a pair of Game1 Lows for basketball. My feet are size 11-11.5 US, with 11.5 having roughly 1 inch of space between the end of my toe and the end of the shoe. I'm wondering if I should get size 11s for a more snug fit or size 11.5's because I've heard that they run short.
I've been practicing dunking since June of 2025 and ever since I learned about a penultimate step I've been using RL plant for my jumps. Occasionally I would experiment with LR plant just for fun but I always kept dunking with RL plant. Yesterday I decided to actually try jumping with LR plant and I was pretty shocked. I could barely get the ball to a 9'3 rim with RL plant but I could punch it with LR. My penultimate and block foot for LR plant are very bad as well but I was still jumping >5 inches higher. Has this happened to anyone? I'm considering switching to LR plant
I am size 11.5 U.S. (EU 45.5) and roughly 4E width. I have been interested in buying a pair of Game1 Lows because many reviews claim they are good for wide feet. I am wondering if the Dunk Clubs are narrower/more restrictive on wide feet compared to the original Game1 Low, because if the width is the same then I will buy the Dunk Clubs instead.
I'm 5'10 barefoot and my hands are 8" in length and 10" from pinky to thumb. I've never met someone my height with larger hands than me and they are roughly the same size as a 6'2 person's hands. I'm wondering if larger hands make it easier to dunk a basketball because I've been able to palm a basketball for the past 8 months after only having practiced for 4 months prior. I also wonder if anyone else has large hands like me and if it was easier for you to dunk.
I wear size 11.5-12 shoes and always at the largest width I can find. I've recently got into basketball and was looking for a pair of basketball shoes that fits my wide feet properly. From what I've seen, shoes like the Harden vol. 6, Dame 8, New Balance TWO WXY V5 and Joker 1 GT are good fits for people with wide feet like mine. However, whenever I look at those shoes online, they all still seem very narrow in the midfoot. If you have found a wide shoe that fits you or tips for fitting into regular shoes, let me know so I can try it for myself.