Shoes That Make You Jump Higher

[jumpingbody]

Replace the bar:
The first step in developing high jumpers is to make them comfortable landing on their backs. The worst thing you can do, particularly with a young person who’s come to you with a desire to learn to high jump, is to turn him/her off to the sport with a rough beginning. Therefore, you don’t use a bar to train beginning jumpers. You don’t want would-be high jumpers to knock the bar over, land on it a couple times, then tell themselves they should find another sport where you don’t end up with a metal bar poking you in the back.
When you try these or other drills with new high jumpers, put a rope (a cord or a string will also work) between the uprights. Put some type of weight on the rope, like a bag or sock full of sand, to keep it in place. It doesn’t have to be perfectly taut to do these beginning drills. And when jumpers knock the rope out of place, it won’t hurt if they land on it.

[unbeatable Hooper]

This question always makes me laugh because there are no shoes that make you jump higher, even if they are lighter. The few ounces of one shoe to another does not make a difference in your vertical. I found an article that goes over the myth of basketball shoes that make you jump higher, I can leave a link here. It is a pretty interesting read. https://basketballmentality.com/bask...u-jump-higher/

Even goes over the shoes that were banned from the NBA for a season because players thought it gave them a boost on their vertical.

[Gabe Ball]

Jeez spending 300$ on a pair of shoes seems pretty excessive, though I guess the fact that they're made for jumping higher might warrant the greater price tag. Still don't think there's much to go off of though.

They're right in saying that a pair of shoes that actually increase a person's vertical jump and actually gets them dunking is going to dominate the market at whatever asking price it wants, but I'm still pretty skeptical as to whether there even is such a shoe (if you're interested in reading more: https://ballamazingly.com/basketball...u-jump-higher/ ) to begin with.

It also isn't enough to just flaunt some technology stuck inside the sole of a sneaker and call it a success by default. Without solid results, there's really no way to vouch for a pair of jumping shoes. If anything I'd look into getting a good pair of shoes that'll get the job done, and focusing on improving your vertical through training.

[cocoa55]

Really cool shoes. Personally, like comfortable and beautiful sneakers, so I will definitely buy myself such a pair of shoes. Besides, the price is cheap.