Why I love Jordan 36

[@RoseAnvil]

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[@welovecheshirecats4557]

Wimbledon winning tennis shoes through the ages?

[@chaibill]

These sneakers look like synthetic copies of other shoes

[@promotionrobot]

Hey man do you have a tear down of these shoes? Seems borderline hypocritical not to, given the channel’s content. Would love to see how they are madebuilt if you are recommending we buy them.

[@syindrome]

Such a disingenuous sponsor. But it's obvious that RA does not approve that junk, right? Gotta pay the bills.

[@78gagta78]

Nothing to do with this vid but just saw Nick Boots do $500 upgrade of Asian made Dr Martens kind of like what you did but with a lot more leather, top half Docs bottom Nicks. You should check vid out.

[@4wrestling]

If it hasn’t already been mentioned in the comments, the 36s take design inspiration from the 6s. Each Jordan starting with the 31s has taken design inspirations from that shoe’s 30 year younger sibling.

[@acomingextinction]

Neat. TIL.

[@danielcarter5579]

Doesn't look anything like a 6 though, I don't see it

[@Rhadoo89]

It's only the small hole in the middle of the outsole which looks like the hole in the tongue of the AJ6. That's all.

[@Rhadoo89]

@@danielcarter5579 It's only the small hole in the middle of the outsole which looks like the hole in the tongue of the AJ6. That's all.

[@jasonlundy4874]

@@Rhadoo89 also the lace cover on the tongue and the "spoiler" on the heel. The Air Jordan text on the inside of the tongue also matches the font used on the outside of the tongue on the VI Nice subtle touches without making it a straight copy

[@DignBod]

I'd be interested in a running shoe series. Particularly looking at Nike's current line (Pegasus, Vaporfly, Alphafly) and maybe going back to some of their Air Max that you haven't done.

[@TC-rc1zf]

do Nike v Adidas!

[@elsteezus]

Yeah Nikes current running shoes have been pretty wild, it'd be interesting to see all the tech

[@dimi3391]

I would agree on Nike Running shoes.

[@SuperBenno7]

Would love to see air max or tailwind!

[@MrMonro27]

I’d like to see this as well. I have a pair of Pegasus 36s that I had custom made by Nike on their site and they are my most comfortable shoes I own(right next to Yeezy 350). And I own quite a few. Lol but they are so simplistic in their design I feel like. Would love to see what makes them one of my favorite shoes to wear to work. 👍🏼

[@phil41055]

it would be interesting to see the bounce test with a pierced air unit to see how much the pressure of the air unit contributes to the rebound. especially with the units that have very little pressure in them compared to a unit like the 36's

[@GEES44DC]

Zoom air is a lot bouncier than a normal air unit. Both of them have no bounce if they're popped.

[@byronjackson5005]

I love the 36. I have 2 pairs so far and didn’t know it had all this technology in it. Thanks for doing this video because it enlightened me to all the time they put into designing this beautiful shoe.

[@yerasylgalymzhanov9467]

how is the court feel?

[@stevelambert3418]

If you want technology and a shoe that's futuristic, go back to the Jordan 33. It was without laces and had a tightening mechanism in the bottom. There's a thick rubber band strap on top where the laces were supposed to be. You pull the strap and it tightens to your comfort level. The cords that were used to pull were actually the same material as that was used in parachutes. Pulling the strap, you can actually hear the mechanism clicking and see it working on the bottom of the outsole like a clock. Crazy technology.

[@skinniesANDtitties]

the fast fit system isn't the best in practice. it doesn't allow the shoe to tighten as one actually needs. and the sneaker was hella heavy because of the fast fit system

[@majormaticmusicthelabel9524]

Air Jordan 33 was perfect to hoop in.. the fast fit system was perfect

[@majormaticmusicthelabel9524]

The shoe and strings was very durable I hopped in em until the 36 and I have the 36’s

[@dbk81]

The 36 kills it in performance and looks, absolutely love this shoe. This and the Curry 9 are in heavy rotation for me the last 6 months.

[@starkparker16]

I cut shoes off overhead lines at work. Sometimes I analyze the decay of the old shoes based on what I've learned watching these videos.

[@John_Smith_Smith_John]

That’s like writing over someone else’s graffiti

[@alfieramirez9954]

That’s cool

[@tomtheplummer7322]

That blew or knocked the socks 🧦 off.😆

[@toneeviera8336]

Have you noticed anything interesting

[@ciggin.20]

Have you ever found a pair in good enough condition that you kept them

[@cameronbettles6105]

great last words on this video, I love people who are passionate about any niche, and genuinely care about it. Hard to talk to so many ‘sneaker heads anymore’ that like shoes for the wave it’s on

[@SMCAndyLe]

I've been subbed to you for a couple years now and your videos got me from being a sneaker man to a boot man. And now that you're doing sneakers is awesome. Love it, man.

[@anthonyplanzo1082]

Easily my favorite on court show of any Jordan to date. Love em

[@ChrisotW]

I’d love to see a Chelsea boot series. This boots style has an interesting history and used to be very expensive. Now there is a wide array of styles available from very dressy to very casual. You’ve already done a few pairs but here are a few recommendations - Jim Green, Frye, Thursday Boots Company, Grant Stone, Allen Edmonds etc. This could be a Christmas Chelsea series since you may want to wear a dressier boot for holiday get togethers.

[@mothmansuperfan7513]

Call it Sliptember for slip-on boots

[@ChrisotW]

@@mothmansuperfan7513 that works too!

[@ChrisotW]

More ideas - No Knot November or The 12 Days of Chelsea Boots

[@littlejackalo5326]

Gross

[@UnknownUser-rb9pd]

Really good analysis of the engineering and design that goes into modern sports shoes. Too often they are dismissed as cheap fashion items and while fashion does play its part, the shoe companies invest a lot in research and technology to make better shoes. The understanding of human bio-mechanics has improved significantly over the decades.

[@aestrada559]

Once you go zoom you can't go back. I bought full length zoom Air units on ebay and throw them under my insoles. The Jordan super freak, randy moss signature shoe, has a full length zoom unit in the insole. Nike SBs only have the heel zoom. Jordan released a zoom version of the Jordan 1 as well. Haven't got a pair yet but have to be comfy.

[@macd6453]

The zoom insole 1 is way more comfy than the regular 1. The black recycled canvas pair runs a little small fyi but the other pairs are tts

[@slanted4me]

Adidas boost solos

[@parkers1988]

Trail running shoes have become one of the most popular choices of footwear for people thru-hiking the AT and PCT. I would absolutely love to see a Rose Anvil analysis of some of the products from brands like Altra and Hoka.

[@MrLlama999]

Second this idea.

[@notgray88]

Or maybe one of the high-end Salomons

[@thashoeboy]

I subscribed for the boots, I stay for the Jordans! Love these sneaker videos you're banging out!

[@NeonRebeI]

Can report that i've used the first iteration of the Vessi shoe, and it worked well for at least 2 years, including in NY snow/rain days. The only issue is that after a while the connection between the outsole and the mesh deteriorates so water start to get in from the bottom. Hope the new versions hold for longer.

[@Figgsjam]

A runner line up would be great, Asics are my go too brand. Love to see them included.

[@sydneymav]

yes

[@mcterrylesterson3280]

Every day the line between rose anvil and foot doctor zach gets blurred...

[@euhannesmalla4293]

Foot doctor zach excels more in terms of technicalities in foot types whereas rose anvil excels more in terms of technicalities in shoe materials and shoe construction..both are goats in their own respective sides

[@mcterrylesterson3280]

@@euhannesmalla4293 Yessir, I'm a big fan of both

[@SUUUPERDINON]

Tengo esos zapatos hace 6 meses y debo añadir que tenia otros para baloncesto .. El solo uso de este par me dio una sensacion diferente de pisada y como actualmente tengo un importante sobrepeso , he sentido lo útil de sus 2 amortiguaciones , como de la planta plastica que brinda ayuda al talón.. Creo que las capacidades tecnicas de los zapatos esta muy por debajo de las prioridades de compra en el momento de adquirir un calzado. Great video and explanations of the tecnical responses... Saludos from chile 🇨🇱

[@TC-rc1zf]

I love how this channel, and company has grown 😊

[@Blessed2XS]

For Me, the best Jordans go 11s, 4s, 1s, 13s & 6s. The Jordan Hydro Slides go hard too, they are the most comfortable slides ever yet, the best are the 4s, 13s, 11s & 8s!

[@SAINT_PATRICK]

I collect 36s and I love that I can get them below retail. They are extremely comfortable light and stylish

[@MrBoost96]

Don't know if my past comment influenced this video but anyway I'm so happy you got to make a 36s cut open and 1s comparison, thanks guys. For the new series i suggest an evolution analysis to the sneakers technology so for exemple old reebok dmx to new one, old tailwind vs new one I know it'll be very expensive but it's going to be worth it in my opinion

[@flexchef1725]

I agree, definitely compare the Old to the new....the old tech was a bang for your buck; better quality....and shoe cost less. They cut corners now and hike up the prices, it's disappointing because seeing a shoe retro brings back so many good memories, until you realize how trash it is🥴😩 if you could find the older originals it would be worth it....I enjoy all the vids and it helps me to reason why I shouldn't buy every release 🤪

[@MrBoost96]

@@flexchef1725 word man

[@xMelBorNx]

Ive been searching rose anvil jordan 36 for months lol

[@WadaMalone]

I feel like the black arch support piece is a big part of what makes this shoe perform so well. It gives a lot more rigidness to the midsole, which i really like when lunging forward. When i got the Giannis 3 for example, i was disappointed than i couldn't play in them because the lack of midsole stiffness made them feel like flipflops.

[@xavierhamilet8913]

A pair of shoes that i think you'd find interesting is the nike gt jump its similar to the 36 but with a little more tech in it also love the videos keep them up

[@jasonlee9762]

Having the midsole decoupled into two separate parts allows the forefoot of the shoe to move/tilt sideways more independently from the heel when doing lateral or medial cuts during basketball

[@AI-300]

I love to see this! Im currently using this as my shoe for hooping but i really wanted a breakdown of the inners if it! Rose Anvil never fails to ammuse me!

[@lazzi2462]

Things I would like to see.... - A Retro vs OG pair (Sneakerheads are always saying OG quality is better, let's see if that's true) - A real vs Fake (I've always wanted to see the differences between a real pair & a really good fake) - Basketball shoes (This was your first basketball performance sneaker, unless you count retros) - Kobe Protro vs OG - Air Mags lol - Nike Yeezys, although they're probably similar to some J's, I think Y1 & J3 have the same soles.

[@mjbfunky]

Wow great vid and love how your cat chilled during your review

[@RyuFalchionX]

Would definitely love to see vintage basketball shoes cut in half. 70's, 80's and 90's.

[@iamchicagoan2422]

Just know that the shoe technology in the 70’s - 90’s is 30 to 50 behind 2022. In my opinion, not much to see there.

[@RyuFalchionX]

@@iamchicagoan2422 Very true. They would definitely be behind the times. I am interested in seeing the construction and materials used on and in them.

[@rubiojr9]

Awesome review! Thanks for making this. It would be cool to see a grip test/analysis for basketball shoes

[@richardw1194]

For the bounce test you have to do the forefoot as the forefoot has two layers of zoom unit which are top a d bottom loaded.

[@JaySee5]

How do you *STILL* not understand what the midfoot shank is for? It's for *TORSIONAL RIGIDITY!* So the forefoot can move independent to the heel and the rest of the shoe doesn't *TWIST.* It's not used like a boot's shank. You don't step on rocks with the midfoot like a boot. Basketball is played on perfectly flat and level surfaces.

[@chrisbarber1178]

The Jordan #5's were really popular in Australia when they came out I thought they were the best of the Jordans line, but also the Agassi Nike three quarter was really good to wear, you should get these and check them out.👍

[@robertgalusic5873]

We need some more work boot reviews. Found the thorogoods extremely uncomfortable but loved the redbacks! Would love to see some of the newer boot models cut open and checked out!

[@spuds3145]

Scarpa Zodiac Plus GTX next please! They're beautiful Italian made hiking boots. I have a pair, and I'd love to see the insides of my favorite boots ever. They're fantastic.

[@akabeau123]

You gonna do a jordan 4, would love to see it

[@sohomarco]

Been wanting a pair of these for the court so this should be good.

[@GuyPlaystation]

Do the LV Trainers! Want to see if the construction justifies the cost

[@veepeecee8630]

You should never stop the Jordan series. There is so many to do. That you can keep it going and start other series as well.

[@DenyTheZeitgeist]

Huh. I didn’t expect to actually like these. I don’t like how most of these shoes are made, but this one is absolutely purpose built. I like where the materials are placed. I like the shape. Dang. I’m a boot guy but I think I want a pair of these for when I want to cling to my youth

[@MrRwithanitch]

I got an idea for a shoe/boot series…. Shanktember so during the month of September you do both shoes and boots that you really, really LIKE, HOPE and EXPECT to have a Shank in them, revile the shoe/boot after the cut in half see if your gamble paid off on your thoughts. It could be ANY boot or shoe you wish and hope to have the ever elusive shank. Tell the pros and cons per usual just indulge us with the reason or reasons why it should or could be a great shoe hopefully the maker or brand of shoe/boot will take your findings and recreate that shoe/boot you brought to ours and theirs attentions.

[@Darrinw56]

Have you made a video about zero drop, wide toe box shoes? I would love to see some different brands of those shoes to see what the real difference are. I love your videos, attention to detail, and the time you put into making quality content!

[@SirRobinson510]

The 15’s are in my top 5 favorite looking Jordan’s. I have a pair I bought DS (Black/Red) they aren’t the most comfortable to wear. They don’t hurt, they just feel awkward and cheap. I really enjoy your videos! Thanks!

[@itsthed5951]

By far my fav in game shoe, I am soo happy with the purchase and this awesome video just reassured it.

[@mightymadman]

Great video, these Jordans are something else! You could do the Jordan Luka 1s next, looks like there's a lot of cool tech in that shoe

[@ChrisotW]

An insulated winter boots series would be awesome. Meermin has shearling lined boots and I’m sure some other companies do as well. I’m also curious about the durability of thinsulate lined boots and Vibram’s Artic Grip sole.

[@marque.delaque]

"dressy winter boots" yeah that'd be cool. Maybe go by style. I wonder how a closed-throat/balmoral boot holds heat versus those open-throat Meermins.

[@wonton6227]

Great video as ever! Would love to see you to an Air Max series. I think you may find the development of the line very interesting

[@e_wky]

Very nice review as always. Love the fluffy guest especially

[@McP1mpin]

Nothing fluffy bout that guest.

[@FulanoJM]

Awesome man. I'd really appreciate a series on the nike gt series. Specifically the nike gt jump( Ithink you'll love that one as much as I do) and the gt cut

[@treeboi]

I had a Vessi & you got hot wearing them. They're comfortable, but your feet get hot, due to the waterproof material keeping heat inside the shoe, so I rarely wore them. You'd think they'd be good in cold weather, but they don't insulate enough & the treads aren't designed to handle ice, so they aren't useful for cold weather either. But I suppose if you always have cold feet, the Vessi would be your shoe brand of choice....

[@joshuaayala3477]

The arch support is called an “Eclipse Plate” This was my favorite video and I’ve been watching for a long time great job!

[@alvinandales2571]

Keep ‘em coming. Watched all of them

[@81devonj]

Incredible design and tech. I expect nothing but the best when it comes to Jordan brand.

[@blagic]

Man I love your videos. It's so cool to see what's inside all these different types of sneakers

[@Lord.Bingus.]

It would be cool to see review on Nike’s running shoes like the Vaporfly and Alphafly

[@alexiszamora2442]

Is very interesting you cutting the shoes to see what is inside, I would like you to make a video doing the same with APL shoes and see the technology inside. Great video!

[@mesyestrongarmhnz9772]

Great Review, I look forward to watching more of your reviews.

[@iuxanu]

other jordans that are definitely still very hyped are jordan 4 and 5. They probably peaked in popularity this year or last year or so.

[@bobdemel1597]

A motorbike boot series would be interesting. For example you could look at: * different technology in the boots * comparison between expensive vs cheaper motorbike boots * how they compare to non motorbike boots in terms of safety /comfort /price

[@ImGearsBeast]

Love my 36 lows and regular, both some comfortable and feel so good on feet only downside it took 2-3 sessions to get the highs worn in well

[@cameronschmit6472]

Hahaha Toast must love your set lights. He’s awesome

[@ACloutToken]

if the bottoms were black instead of that milky white color i’d buy them instantly

[@ChrisDavis333]

In that bar drop test I think if you were to put a human sized weight behind it to mimic a human jumping or something I think you’d find it would just completely squash through the Yeezy and it would still rebound with this Jordan 36. The Yeezy cushion is completely exposed whereas the Jordan has rigid and durable materials on the sole to protect it from the wears and tears of playing basketball, so a small weight is going to bounce well on the Yeezy, but a life sized weight would shoot straight through it. Just my opinion.

[@Timboslice_NY]

Bro i liiiiiive for these videos fr... never ever stop lol

[@qhorton6743]

I've been seeking out a pair of 36's for a while now. This makes me want a pair even more so now

[@ayopause4529]

I actually have these but In green and they are soooooo nice to hoop in

[@RobBibby]

I’m really surprised by the lack of knowledge on the eclipse plate for torsional support… like the carbon fibre in the 11’s. The foot doesn’t flex at the mid foot, if not for that sort of flexion, it’s to stop the shoe twisting up on cuts, and keeps the foot planted in the footbed. The only part of the foot that flexes is at the toes, so why does he keep bending the shit out of the shoe in the middle?

[@BigDirtDawg]

Definitely one of the best basketball sneakers ever made. You can’t go wrong with any jordan to hoop in after the 28 imo

[@Riz_Rizen]

The 31's traction is atrocious

[@michaelhawes7185]

I feel you with the sweating like crazy, sometimes its annoying but it serves a purpose.

[@Brandon-eu8vw]

Excellent video! It really is amazing what goes on under our feet. Looking forward to New Balance November 👀

[@erdnaseum7702]

The arch plate is called the eclipse plate and was designed to handle lateral movement and provide lateral stability.

[@ollieknox3983]

Love your work, thanks for the great videos. It could get expensive fast, but I’d love to see an Engineer boot series.

[@naughtmeinam4603]

I'm definitely strapped in for the cowboy boot series, I think that's the corner of the boot market that's itching the most for attention from this channel.

[@stevenroche9874]

Great video, Weston ! You are really hitting your stride as a very likeable presenter on KZbin. Best regards.

[@turquoisetranquility]

Not to undermine you or anything, but your cat’s presence gives this vid so much more meaning

[@sumanhalder7876]

Please make a video on the AZ 1 high yellow toe/Taxi leather quality The most anticipated one for 2022

[@jGal3rd]

Awesome! Can't wait to see the guts of one of these new Jordans!

[@JunkBondTrader]

Got a pair of these for xmas. I always heard Jordan's weren't comfortable. But they feel great.

[@michaelcarrig627]

Fantastic review! I'd love you to look at the vapormax line.

[@ICYMIKE]

I've been thinking about this shoe for a long while, and seeing the construction of it has sold me on it.

[@ophrasbankaccount7716]

indoor or outdoor?

[@ICYMIKE]

@@ophrasbankaccount7716 It's an indoor basketball shoe. I still have yet to buy it. lol

[@andrewprice1086]

Great review man! That hairless cat statue sitting next to you is incredibly realistic too!

[@viktorhelgason5566]

Cool video!!! You should cut the New Balance 2002r. I would love to see them cut in half

[@thiennguyen9747]

there are many more Performance driven things like the ribbons wrapping around the misole- to keep the integrity shaping of the foam the connecting bridge outsole- to store and release energy when it is deformed from bending. many more stuffs Foot Dr Zach is a great channel if anyone wants some shoes scientific review there! LASTly, i think the most underrated thing about performance driven shoes, IS the compression of the rubberized traction!- this is a factor MANY people don't notice! i believe the traction helps both accleration/deceleration and ALSO in the rebounding/compressing of the WHOLE shoes! and Jordan "traction" is their SECRET weapon, they dominate it

[@josephknudson5097]

Your cat is so cool! God bless you Weston.

[@areksoo]

Function over form, but Jordan brand does spent a lot of time with the design. The Jordans from the 31 to now take design elements from the original Jordans (31-->1, 32-->2, 33-->3, etc).

[@brainmatic9851]

Yeah the 5’s have always been my favorite, and I hella dig those 35’s because of the elements they implemented from the 5’s with the 35’s. So dope!

[@RS3NDIT]

I'm a bigger guy and I usually play in lebrons or big shoes with thick uppers and heavy cushioning (lebron soldiers) - picked these up though and they're ridiculously comfy and supportive, and the upper is amazingly durable. What an incredible incredible performance sneaker.

[@andrewdiaz1525]

Can you do a review on the cracked leather Nike has been using for shoes hold up over time? Example Jordan 1 Bleached Coral and Jordan 1 “Chicago Reimagined”

[@andrewdiaz1525]

I guess the official name is Jordan 1 “Lost & Found”

[@jamillion1062]

Amazing video! The technology on the newer collection has some innovative designer's like Tate Kuerbis, who took a NASA prototype shoe and put that technology in the Air Jordan 33"s ( I'd love to see you spilt these in half). The A.J. 36's by far these shoes are in its on league.

[@Tim.Collado]

Well reviewed details and advantages of it, and nice cat!

[@jcorrance]

Never been a fan of Jordans .... but after watching, I love these 36's

[@Will-yp6ny]

Awesome vid brother! Thanks seriously! Without these vids there’s no way to know whats inside a shoe or boot we spend our hard earn money on.

[@hoshme]

Someday we should get a review of the brand Taft. Specifically their jack boot in Eden, since their ad for that is everywhere

[@DavidChinh]

That breathability was demonstrated really nice!

[@baker8981]

These remind of the Nike Air Pressure from 1989. Those had two air units directly in the insole, and the insole was this big chunk of polyurethane.

[@douglasrodenbach8000]

I haven't watched yet but was going to buy these because they felt almost like bionic shoes. Gave me a definite spring in my step, I remember thinking they shouldn't be legal to play in 😂

[@jovannib2913]

Not a big deal and I promise there is no judgment, just more of a pet peeve of mine as a diver. You mention the shoes are like wet suits and they are waterproof. Wetsuits aren’t waterproof, they are actually wet while in use. The neoprene fibers of a good wet suit is stitched or woven in a way to allow water to flow in but have a harder time escaping the wetsuit. The water in the wetsuit will begin to warm up because of body heat. A dry suit is waterproof though because it is sealed before entry into cold water, allowing warm air to stay in the suit throughout a dive. Some divers even use hair dryers to fill their dry suits with warm air, but with any extreme it can be counter productive if you get to warm. If you start to sweat it will be cold and you will have to use more body heat to warm your self up. This was totally my issue alone and no judgment, just wanted to clear that up, also I like to share knowledge to people willing to receive it.

[@VicOrlando]

I love seeing these Jordan vids

[@yoyolifa]

I'm really waiting for the "Trekking Boots Series". Loads of technology in those and some very innovative companies.