Basketball shoes?

Anyone play basketball? I'm trying to find a solid pair of shoes to wear.. the Chuck Taylor's aren't cutting it and I can't see my Vibrams working out well either.

I play basketball at a fairly high level and use Merrell pace glove barefoot shoes. There's no ankle support, but if you've been training in the Vibram's for a while your feet/ankles should be tough enough. For me personally, I use to roll my ankle's a lot in the Kobe IV, V & VI... anyways, haven't rolled them once since playing in minimalist kicks. Tried Vivo barefoot shoes to, but something about them didn't seem right on the court.

I wear reebok b-ball shoes. I don't worry about minimalist stuff for sports.

basketball with minimalist shoes? How does that work? How comfortable would you be going for rebounds?

Like federkeil said, I don't worry about minimalist stuff when playing sports...especially if you want to be competitive.

and onto the topic, I have the Adizero 2.5's.

[QUOTE=lator-illa;895796]How comfortable would you be going for rebounds?[/QUOTE]

from my experience with trying vibrams for volleyball.... landing is not comfortable, I was more worried about timing jumps for spikes and blocks than soft landings.

I've been playing in the Merrell's I just bought and feel great.

I've played racquetball a couple times in Vibrams and it didn't take. I don't think the minimalist shoes are really designed for sports. Though I know Federkeil doesn't consider Racquetball a sport...

[QUOTE=tfarny;901849]I've played racquetball a couple times in Vibrams and it didn't take. I don't think the minimalist shoes are really designed for sports. Though I know Federkeil doesn't consider Racquetball a sport...[/QUOTE]

I've played Ultimate in vibrams and it's been fine (indoors, essentially on old astro turf with Komodos), tried my Treks outdoors on grass and couldn't get enough traction for cutting.