BANNED NBA SHOES

Apparently the Athletic Propulsion Labs' Concept 1 shoe. Super Shoes Banned By The NBA: For the first time in its history, the National Basketball Association has banned a new line of shoes..NBA bans APL shoes.

Athletic Propulsion Lab Concept 1 Shoes banned by NBA: For the first time in its 64-year history, the National Basketball Association (NBA). That's right; performance-enhancing shoes have been banned by the NBA. But it was only when the NBA banned their $300 shoes on Oct. A pair of entrepreneurs, and University of Southern. For the first time ever, the NBA has banned a sneaker for creating an "unfair competitive advantage." So wait�does this mean Heelys are kosher? 19 Oct 2010. New performance enhancing shoes, banned by NBA yesterday, are the first to ever be forbidden due to the competitive advantage they provide. Is APL Concept 1 Shoes getting banned by NBA for 2010-2011 season? Yes, Concept 1 shoes from Athletic Propulsion Labs have been banned by the NBA because. Most articles are saying this is the first shoe ever banned by the NBA, but that is not true. Athletic Propulsion Labs craft shoes with the sole purpose of making the user jump higher. Concept 1 shoes, created by Althletic Propulsion Labs, have been banned by the NBA for the upcoming 2010-2011 NBA season.

That the shoes work even a little bit is enough to get the NBA to ban them. The NBA has actually banned some shoes (which can be yours for only $300!) due to an apparent "unfair competitive advantage," which will no. The NBA is not a fan�they've banned the use of. The ban is a first for the league but I predict that censoring the. They sent out a news release stating that the NBA banned their shoes. Tuesday, the NBA spoiled the fun when it banned players from wearing the innovative footwear. Meet the sneakers that are too good for the NBA.

Adam and Ryan Goldston designed their spring-loaded basketball shoes with the elite player in mind, hoping their products would eventually. For the first time since flashy Nike Air Jordans were banned by the NBA 25 years ago, a shoe line has been barred from use by players in the. The NBA actually did not ban the shoe, they just fined MJ $5000 a game. Now the site's home page features the shoes, called Concept 1, under a large red stamp reading �Banned by the NBA. Athletic Propulsion Labs according to news. This action comes on the 25th anniversary of the NBA's ban on Nike's Air Jordan shoes, albeit for reasons of their colorful appearance. According to the NBA, they actually WORK. The NBA said in a statement that "Under league rules.

The NBA has banned an athletic shoe because it has been proven to make players. The NBA is prohibiting its players from wearing a new line. I am drooling to try a pair of these basketball shoes. While these shoes are banned by the NBA, there are amateur basketball leagues held at. Concept 1 sneakers have been banned by NBA. NEW YORK (LALATE) - Athletic Propulsion Labs's Concept 1 shoe was banned today by the NBA. any shoe during a game that creates an undue competitive advantage." . High-tech basketball shoes banned by NBA? Advertising is a funny thing. The Concept 1 shoe is said to increase vertical leap. Somebody once said that there is no such thing as bad publicity.

APL's Concept 1 line of basketball shoes. The NBA has banned an athletic shoe because it has been proven to make players jump. October 20, 2010 � Kevin Burke Remember the Reebok Pumps that were supposed to allow you to jump higher? Dee Brown of the Boston Celtics did. Today, October 19th, 2010, the NBA officially banned the Athletic Propulsion Lab Concept 1 shoe from any use on court. That distinction goes to LA Gear's Karl. In the history of sports equipment, athletes have always been looking for an edge over the competition, or a level of comfort to help them. It is an opinion that the shoes were banned from THE NBA because after a while.

The league officially banned the shoes , stating that they give players an "unfair competitive . A story about the NBA's ban of those shoes has been getting a ton of traffic, I suspect because the topic of robo-shoes has a lot of earth-bound weekend. Just what the NBA needs; a controversial shoe [Out of Bounds].