I could totally see the NBA moving towards the new airless ball. I think the entire idea was that since it was airless, the air temperature, humidity, air density inside, etc. would never affect the balls performance, and it would ALWAYS perform the exact same game after game wherever you play
Temperature point is bs as plastic will too behave differently. One potentially good thing about this ball is that it's gonna have better grip. Regular balls gets covered with sweat and can be slippery. Modern balls manage it to some extent but not 100%. But since this one has holes in there is less surface for sweat to stay on. It won't be a common ball though as it definitely will be less long living and more expensive and if u play with it outside shit gonna get stuck inside.
The only two issues I can think of with the new basketball is durability especially aoutside and also who the aerodynamics will work with the holes in the air
@@mcNuggetMuncher I don't have tiny hands but there is a large demographic that does. As a global company you don't want to exclude a large portion of people due to a small flaw in the ball.
There's nothing worse then going to play some hoops & the ball being flat, so I hope that Wilson mass produces the 3D printed ball as it solves a real-world problem (& looks cool as well). Of all these ideas it is the most practical in my opinion.
I think the betterguard system is actually pretty cool. A friend of mine works at that company and its amazing to see how easily it prevents twisting your ankle.
lmao 'real-world problem' forget famine, or genocide or even cost of living crisis. lets solve the flat basket ball issue. you know for ALL those 2!! countries that actually play basket ball which is the US and Thailand
@@tanish458 it's how the air resistance impacts the flight of the ball when spinning. If the ball spins towards you when you shoot in basketball, it should arc slightly higher.
with the weight of the basketball and the distance it travels, the magnus effect plays a negligible role in shooting. with a tennis ball becoming a wiffle ball, it has a different path because the spin is much faster and the ball is much lighter. With the basketball, you're really limited as to how much spin you can put on it anyways. The only difference putting a backspin on a basketball has is maybe how straight it travels, so i wouldn't expect to see that much of a difference
I think the "weird" basketball is actually not weird because it's inivative and will eventually make basketballs cheaper because of the manufacturing process being much easier
I watched a Sixers game in VR years ago when I got the Oculus and it was awesome. The view was perfect, from the scorers table. When play moved close to the rim it would switch to a camera right at the rim and you could watch dudes fly towards the basket and throw it down. Its definitely a nice way to watch the game.
it has a wallpaper just like a backboard, you can use it But I like watching online matches when playing a match. Double screen update will be fine. Shooter side can look like a backboard while the others can watch an online match on the other side, maybe a movie.
Just change your focus Steph curry the greatest shooter once said whenever he pulls up he focuses on those tiny rings within the rim that hold up the net when you adapt to that you won’t even need to use the backboard tbh
Ngl that ankle brace seems useful... I think it needs further testing but if it legit reduce the risk of injury with no drawbacks it would help a lot pf players
That airless basketball could be a standard in the future because it is more independent from the pressure inside which minutely changes per ball. They only need to improve it: cover the whole thing, they can use a transparent/translucent material if they want to retain the aesthetic. They just need to make sure that skin friction, hand grip feel, aerodynamics, and everything else is similar of that a traditional basketball.
I have a feeling all those holes are going to lead to a lot of stubbed fingers. Everyone has jammed up a finger on a normal ball, now imagine that when your finger snags on a hole and causes it to happen at more angles than usual.
@@Zer0_zGaming Your fingers don't need to go through the hole to get jammed up. A smooth, normal ball already wrecks your fingers if you catch it wrong, and this new ball adds a ton more surface area for that to happen, a bunch of little divets for your finger tips to catch against.
2:04 okay I had to rewind for a split second I wasn't paying very close attention and thought that said "Joe has passed away" and was thinking what a weird notification to get from your smart basketball hoop.
I would be curious to see what kind of polymer is used for the ball... chances are different temperatures will result in different elasticity/bounciness and there is no way to inflate/deflate to compensate. Awesome for schools though
"...different elasticity/bounciness...." A made-up word here? Hahaha. I get it. These function factors never occurred to me at first blush. Thus, I am not the "brightest bulb" in the room, as I say. Good point.
The idea of having a futuristic basketball is great, but it still has many issues: Stones, courts with holes, as someone else mentioned Aerodynamics. Something more flexible to these problems will be invented quick lmfao
"your height is an unfair advantage." "whatever, I was just born this way." "well, these shoes even the playing field." "that's not fair cuz you weren't born with them." "so only tall people or people with a supernatural jump are allowed to be good at bball?"
It's true, the low-tops are everywhere! It's great to reduce weight where and when possible-while increasing freedom of motion-and our brace helps players do just that.
That VR tech WILL be the future. You may want to watch a game sitting next to friends. What if they live in another city? And it will only get better as VR tech improves. Endless possibilities.
oh man i love it when my shoes no longer get updates and security patches anymore so my shoes wont lace up anymore forcing me to get the new model with face ID... man i love technology...
That *Deep Fake* technology is really something and terrifying in the sametime.. It's funny when used for jokes, but scary when it's used for criminal.
imagine if we had like jerseys built with a camera in the material and you could have your VR hooked up to a player whilst they're playing and not just a seat in the arena
For me the new ball is great yeah rn it’s expensive but remember 3d printing is still relatively new and getting cheaper and will get cheaper and still same quality as a normal basketball but I feel it will be great for indoor becuase plastic can be light so wind can affect it so I can totally see the nba use this
Video title: "The NBA's new basketballs are weird" At the end of the video: "I don't think these weird basketballs are actually gonna be used by the NBA."
NBA banning those vertical jump sneakers was the perfect advertisement for the brand. Didn't cost them a dime and they were basically told by the NBA that their shoes were too good.
What I always ask myself with these ankle braces. Doesn’t it you just push the pressure to your shinbone and knees? If you make a bed step or a bad landing, the pressure must go somewhere, right?
It's all about managing the distribution of force. Ankle injuries usually come from awkward landings so the force isn't any more than a typical landing except that the ankle is in a weak position. So your knees are perfectly capable of handling the load but your ankle is not.
@@betterguards1 so jumping and landing normally doesn't bother your knees on a hard court? Nonsense. What you state is partially correct but missing much context and actual research, good try tho
my issue with the new smart hoops is that all the clips shown were good shots.. but what if u hit the backboard to hard? does it break making it a bad hoop
First, I'm not the brighter bulb in the room, but it does occur to me that maybe professional basketballs should remain brown. The reason for this is tradition, but familiarity with the ball's color makes it less shocking since the transformation will be noticed. Appearance is something to be considered from other perspectives, too. There's a warmth that radiates from leather and a certain comfort that comes from this "natural" feel of the material, but --- and most importantly, the ball with holes in it like this makes it look more like a child's toy than a grown man's tool. Let brown stick around! Finally, my heartfelt apologies to my animal rights brothers and sisters, but remember, we are also a type of animal, especially sports fans. So we thank you all, ladies and gentlemen, serious fans of the NBA.😉😉😊😄
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What is the durability of the Smart Hoop? WIll it break if people do off the back board alley-op dunks? What about the off the back board blocks? I would not want to randomly do off the back board dunks and then see a huge crack on the screen...? Also when the new basketball is available to buy... will definitely get one...
Just the fact that Back to the Future had so much influence at a gag in a movie that Nike made it a point to make the self lacing shoes before the year 2021 that was in Back to the Future. It's literally nuts.
The new basketball would be great for my dog. She loves chasing big rubber balls, but as soon as she can get a tooth into it, they pop, and that's all she wrote. This thing might bounce right and not pop.
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I see the new ball as an indoor only basketball due to it having holes.
Can u tell me hoe to get that brown game
Dude, I was hoping for like way more time about the "New Weird NBA Basketball", instead it was the last thing that got shown for 40 seconds.
@@crazynorm right, it’s literally in the title the “NBA’s” new ball 😂
how does air resisence effect the new basketball.
The airless basketball looks cool. I see a problem, though: outdoors, the holes will "catch" stones, over time.
Exactly, I think that ball would have to be used indoors only
True and if something somehow gets inside and u cant retrieve it, u end up with a rattling ball
I’m pretty sure they’ll make a see through cover on it for outdoor
especially if theres wind
if you put a skin on it there wouldnt be any issues like that and its easier to produce
I could totally see the NBA moving towards the new airless ball. I think the entire idea was that since it was airless, the air temperature, humidity, air density inside, etc. would never affect the balls performance, and it would ALWAYS perform the exact same game after game wherever you play
Yeah but wouldn't the holes completely change the aerodynamics of the ball?
@@gir5o1Shi that’s a good ass point
temperature still changes how plastic deforms.
Temperature point is bs as plastic will too behave differently. One potentially good thing about this ball is that it's gonna have better grip. Regular balls gets covered with sweat and can be slippery. Modern balls manage it to some extent but not 100%. But since this one has holes in there is less surface for sweat to stay on. It won't be a common ball though as it definitely will be less long living and more expensive and if u play with it outside shit gonna get stuck inside.
@@deepstonecrypt only in extreme scenarios like a 50 degree difference
The only two issues I can think of with the new basketball is durability especially aoutside and also who the aerodynamics will work with the holes in the air
Also how big are the holes in the ball. Will it interfere with your shooting for people with smaller hands. Everyone doesn't have NBA hands.
How tiny are your fingers 😂
If the basketball is the same weight the air resistance from the ball would be so small it doesn’t do anything. But the rocks would be a big problem
@@mcNuggetMuncher I don't have tiny hands but there is a large demographic that does. As a global company you don't want to exclude a large portion of people due to a small flaw in the ball.
This fucking ball better not ever be used in the NBA.
LMAOO THATS MY BOYS AND I AT 4:16
Is it actually?? Lol
@@BasketballClub yes lmao best night of my life
There's nothing worse then going to play some hoops & the ball being flat, so I hope that Wilson mass produces the 3D printed ball as it solves a real-world problem (& looks cool as well). Of all these ideas it is the most practical in my opinion.
I think the betterguard system is actually pretty cool. A friend of mine works at that company and its amazing to see how easily it prevents twisting your ankle.
@@hEsty00nly betterguard and self tying shoes are useful innovations. The rest are impractical and bullcraps
How do you even make the ball flat by throwing couple of shots? And why do you have a ball without a pump?
As a non basketball player , the Smart hoop looks sick. what you were doing you can probably get some other features going on with it.
lmao 'real-world problem' forget famine, or genocide or even cost of living crisis. lets solve the flat basket ball issue. you know for ALL those 2!! countries that actually play basket ball which is the US and Thailand
Anyone wondering how differently that ball will shoot considering that the Magnus effect plays a role in how spinning balls travel through the air?
Isn’t Magnus effect all about the upward thrust generated when a ball is moving in the air?
@@tanish458 it's how the air resistance impacts the flight of the ball when spinning. If the ball spins towards you when you shoot in basketball, it should arc slightly higher.
Hell yes. All I can think of is what happens when a tennis ball becomes a wiffle ball
fuckin sick bro
with the weight of the basketball and the distance it travels, the magnus effect plays a negligible role in shooting. with a tennis ball becoming a wiffle ball, it has a different path because the spin is much faster and the ball is much lighter. With the basketball, you're really limited as to how much spin you can put on it anyways. The only difference putting a backspin on a basketball has is maybe how straight it travels, so i wouldn't expect to see that much of a difference
Kevin Durant should get one of those ankle protection stuff. I don’t want injury to be a barrier this playoffs
Yes!!!
Steph too
@@choppa3775 best believe steph already has the best on the market
Crazy how there’s so many ankle “injuries” nowadays, when this era is so soft 🤣
@@eyesacthehoodrat people are busy moving around instead of hugging each other the whole match
Shoutout to Jidion in 3:53 for making History in an NBA game.
I think the "weird" basketball is actually not weird because it's inivative and will eventually make basketballs cheaper because of the manufacturing process being much easier
Nerd
@@jordan6311 ratio
Cheaper? I doubt. They be like “innovation starts at $179.99”
You know all the crap on the ground gonna end up stuck in those holes
Trust me it’s not gonna be cheaper. If anything they’re gonna be more expensive.
I watched a Sixers game in VR years ago when I got the Oculus and it was awesome. The view was perfect, from the scorers table. When play moved close to the rim it would switch to a camera right at the rim and you could watch dudes fly towards the basket and throw it down. Its definitely a nice way to watch the game.
Where can we watch consistently? Do they have a VR subscription cus I can’t find it
that smart hoop seems like it would be hard to aim with everything going on in the backboard
got to make it without the backboard
it has a wallpaper just like a backboard, you can use it But I like watching online matches when playing a match. Double screen update will be fine. Shooter side can look like a backboard while the others can watch an online match on the other side, maybe a movie.
@@phozel wait, you have one?
Just change your focus Steph curry the greatest shooter once said whenever he pulls up he focuses on those tiny rings within the rim that hold up the net when you adapt to that you won’t even need to use the backboard tbh
@@vivaraulito don’t need Steph curry for that .. I was taught that 20 plus years ago ti aim at the rings .. def does help
That ankle support looks great for many other activities not just basketball. The times I've rolled my ankles off uneven surfaces. 😅
There is also a set of exercises to make ankles stronger! I think it could help even without guards
Ankle support is perfect for hiking and trekking.
There are many athletes who use our supports for different sports☺️💯
@@aluisiofsjr fr. I have hiking boots with ankle support and it's top notch. Feel like Terminator on the hikes
You just wanna hoop but you forgot to CHARGE YOUR SHOES...
Or your phone dies so you can't lace your shoes using the app.
5:03 ngl, getting the whole squad and doing it with the bois would be fun
Ngl that ankle brace seems useful... I think it needs further testing but if it legit reduce the risk of injury with no drawbacks it would help a lot pf players
We hope so 💯💯
"The NBA's New Basketballs Are Weird..." proceeds to not talk about the basketball for the next 6 minutes
That airless basketball could be a standard in the future because it is more independent from the pressure inside which minutely changes per ball. They only need to improve it: cover the whole thing, they can use a transparent/translucent material if they want to retain the aesthetic. They just need to make sure that skin friction, hand grip feel, aerodynamics, and everything else is similar of that a traditional basketball.
Everyone in my neighborhood: if you buy that hoop, I'm coming at night and taking it.
I don't even want to know how the aerodynamics will fuck with shots.
I feel like the airless ball is a cool concept but idk how reliable it will be and if it could affect performance while actually playing
Steph when he saw the new ankle support: 🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑
Imagine you bought that 6k hoop with the tv and then Shaq shows up and smashes the board💀
0:57 OMG NOT THE SHOE LACES!!!! XD I"M DYING!
Thanks for explaining so much about the new basketball
😂😂😂👍
This is the vsauce 2 mind blow for basketball inventions 🤯👌🏾
Melo needs the ankle braces 😂
We'll give him a call Sprocket!
The ankle brace is definitely the most readily useful thing listed in this video
We think so too! 💯
I have a feeling all those holes are going to lead to a lot of stubbed fingers. Everyone has jammed up a finger on a normal ball, now imagine that when your finger snags on a hole and causes it to happen at more angles than usual.
As you can see r the holes cant do much because a finger can’t go in
@@Zer0_zGaming Your fingers don't need to go through the hole to get jammed up. A smooth, normal ball already wrecks your fingers if you catch it wrong, and this new ball adds a ton more surface area for that to happen, a bunch of little divets for your finger tips to catch against.
“Don’t reinvent the wheel”
“Okay we’ll reinvent the ball”
I wonder how the 3d printed ball performs on wet pavement vs a traditional ball?
Basketball Club: The NBA's New Basketballs Are Weird
Also Basketball Club: I really doubt they're going to use this basketball in the NBA
That basketball is def gonna be used in NBA one day.
NOT A CHANCE...
@@leonthewise5807 😮💅💯
Curry gonna be on that immediately.
the airless ball will be a huge w in school where you only get slightly inflated balls so if you have that its a w
$420 self lacing shoes “Oh no too expensive maybe in a few more years but
Here buy this basketball hoop only $5000”😂
da guy untied his shoo
he shoor did
He should be the spokesman for the Nike Adapt BB’s
2:04 okay I had to rewind for a split second I wasn't paying very close attention and thought that said "Joe has passed away" and was thinking what a weird notification to get from your smart basketball hoop.
Guys, save your time, the basketball is at 06:14 .
Ty😊
Imagine having mud stuffed in the ball, it’ll be damn heavy to even lift the ball up
I would be curious to see what kind of polymer is used for the ball... chances are different temperatures will result in different elasticity/bounciness and there is no way to inflate/deflate to compensate. Awesome for schools though
"...different elasticity/bounciness...." A made-up word here? Hahaha. I get it. These function factors never occurred to me at first blush. Thus, I am not the "brightest bulb" in the room, as I say. Good point.
"I really doubt they're going to use this basketball in NBA games"
"The NBA's New Basketballs are weird"
Self tying shoes would be awesome for people with disabilities too! If they make more designs and more accessible
The ankle strap is amazing I don’t play basketball but i do skate 🛹 and this is a definite worth while purchase!
Thank you! We love to hear that!
All fun and games with that new backboard until Shaq comes around
exactly my thoughts, I wanna see Shaq dunk on that screen board
The idea of having a futuristic basketball is great, but it still has many issues: Stones, courts with holes, as someone else mentioned Aerodynamics. Something more flexible to these problems will be invented quick lmfao
Thought this was a video about the basketballs not random tech
It’s both!
Underrated
"your height is an unfair advantage."
"whatever, I was just born this way."
"well, these shoes even the playing field."
"that's not fair cuz you weren't born with them."
"so only tall people or people with a supernatural jump are allowed to be good at bball?"
The ankle thing is definitely related to almost everyone feeling like they need to wear low tops now
Trueee
It's true, the low-tops are everywhere! It's great to reduce weight where and when possible-while increasing freedom of motion-and our brace helps players do just that.
What happens if u hit the backboard😂 2:25
That VR tech WILL be the future. You may want to watch a game sitting next to friends. What if they live in another city? And it will only get better as VR tech improves. Endless possibilities.
imaging wearing the apl shoe with a vktry carbon insole omg
Super bouncy!
Hey Nolan. Did not know you were into basketball. Cool to see you using TM tactics with the vid. Good for you bro.
i'm curious how the aerodynamics of the ball would be compared to a regular ball.
Good point… I’m guessing it’d maybe perform better outside in the wind since the wind wouldn’t push it around as much??
Same. I feel like passes and throws will be faster too
@@BasketballClub retard moment or serious? Lol
oh man i love it when my shoes no longer get updates and security patches anymore so my shoes wont lace up anymore forcing me to get the new model with face ID... man i love technology...
That *Deep Fake* technology is really something and terrifying in the sametime..
It's funny when used for jokes, but scary when it's used for criminal.
imagine if we had like jerseys built with a camera in the material and you could have your VR hooked up to a player whilst they're playing and not just a seat in the arena
That'd be so hard to follow and impossible to keep track of lol
Many of those techs will remind on something else then on sport/basketball!!!
Shoes - Movie
VR seat - VR games
...etc
I would like the nba and fibs to use those same kind of basketball, we can all play with the standardised basketball.
That’d be nice!
I would love to watch a VR courtside game!
Good job with the Title and keep the good work up and ur the best and I hope u hit 9K subs and have a good Rest of ur Day.
Thank you so much!
KYRIE REALLY BE THE REASON WHY ANKLE INJURIES ARE THE MOSET INJURIES IN THE NBA😂😂
curry needs the ankle braces
Perhaps we will give him a call Acer!
The AI hoop would make me self-conscious I don't wanna remember how terrible I'am lol 😂 good thing its out of my price range
For me the new ball is great yeah rn it’s expensive but remember 3d printing is still relatively new and getting cheaper and will get cheaper and still same quality as a normal basketball but I feel it will be great for indoor becuase plastic can be light so wind can affect it so I can totally see the nba use this
they said its the same weight as normal basketball
Those kicks (and ones like it) are highly valued to people with the inability to tie their shoes. Quality of life game changer for some!
Video title: "The NBA's new basketballs are weird"
At the end of the video: "I don't think these weird basketballs are actually gonna be used by the NBA."
where can i buy the ankle braces
So those new hoops with AI could automatically do all the recruiting then? "Hey kid, you're pretty good! We'd like to sign you."
This ball has no grip
New basketball
Outdoors: 6/10
Indoors: 9/10
Overall: if Steph curry says it’s good then it’s good
Bro i do wanna be in the nba but i dont approve of the new basketballs
who asked
They’re most likely not going to use this in the NBA
5:58 literally the same lmfao
Bro the smart hoop
If you bank your shot then it’s broken?
No, because there’s glass protective background and the screen is behind it!
@@BasketballClub ohh when I first saw it my first reaction is one ball is all it takes
To break it
NBA banning those vertical jump sneakers was the perfect advertisement for the brand. Didn't cost them a dime and they were basically told by the NBA that their shoes were too good.
🔥🏀
Thanks bro!!
Yessir
4:44 Finally a technology That gives us an opportunity to put Shrek in Basketball game playing like a pro.
That’s litterally what I was thinking 😂😂
but it's a NIKE
What?
What I always ask myself with these ankle braces. Doesn’t it you just push the pressure to your shinbone and knees? If you make a bed step or a bad landing, the pressure must go somewhere, right?
Same thouht I've been having for a while. I feel a worst case scenario would be the pressure moving to the knees. Sheesh
I had the same thought. It’s not like the pressure will disappear. A critical oversight that could result in some awful injuries
It's all about managing the distribution of force. Ankle injuries usually come from awkward landings so the force isn't any more than a typical landing except that the ankle is in a weak position. So your knees are perfectly capable of handling the load but your ankle is not.
@@harmonicarchipelgo9351 Nice one Harmonic! We couldn't have said it better ourselves-and our research reflects exactly this fact!
@@betterguards1 so jumping and landing normally doesn't bother your knees on a hard court? Nonsense. What you state is partially correct but missing much context and actual research, good try tho
All I can think of now is someone watching "Family Guy Funny Moments" on the backboard lol
Them Nikes be ugly the high tops
I think the low tops are dope tho!
Me to
Just because you reapplied I subbed
my issue with the new smart hoops is that all the clips shown were good shots.. but what if u hit the backboard to hard? does it break making it a bad hoop
First, I'm not the brighter bulb in the room, but it does occur to me that maybe professional basketballs should remain brown. The reason for this is tradition, but familiarity with the ball's color makes it less shocking since the transformation will be noticed. Appearance is something to be considered from other perspectives, too.
There's a warmth that radiates from leather and a certain comfort that comes from this "natural" feel of the material, but --- and most importantly, the ball with holes in it like this makes it look more like a child's toy than a grown man's tool. Let brown stick around!
Finally, my heartfelt apologies to my animal rights brothers and sisters, but remember, we are also a type of animal, especially sports fans. So we thank you all, ladies and gentlemen, serious fans of the NBA.😉😉😊😄
The counter to the huupe is that one dude that always smacks glass everytime someone takes a layup
Romans 10:9-10 "That if you confess with your mouth, "Jesus is Lord," and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. For it is with your heart that you believe and are justified, and it is with your mouth that you confess and are saved."
Amen
Imagine - training your *whole life* to strengthen your ankles , and there's is some technology advantage for this....
“These basketballs are 3D printed”
Me: well time to get to work 🙏
It would be cool to see the ankle braces get smaller so they can be worn under boots for normal wear at work or hiking
There are infact athletes that use our ankle braces for hiking 💯☺️
Airless basketball is an example of a solution looking for a problem lol.
Whistlin diesel be like: wait a minute??.... those are trash AND expensive... ok let me buy this for a sec
that new wilson basketball will bring less harm to player's hands
Came to look at the new basketballs 6 minutes in I'm a shoe lace tech expert and still haven't seen a weird basketball yet.
Been waiting for the VR matches for soooo long... It has way more possibilities like put on a headphone and go to a concert in your home.
all the engineers in the comment section with all the answers to things that actual Engineers are trying to figure out actively.
What is the durability of the Smart Hoop? WIll it break if people do off the back board alley-op dunks? What about the off the back board blocks? I would not want to randomly do off the back board dunks and then see a huge crack on the screen...? Also when the new basketball is available to buy... will definitely get one...
All you need is a little inflatable air bag in the shoes to tighten around your foot. Lol
Just the fact that Back to the Future had so much influence at a gag in a movie that Nike made it a point to make the self lacing shoes before the year 2021 that was in Back to the Future. It's literally nuts.
2:11 ah yes i didn't know a hoop counter from chuck e cheese was the next frontier for artificial intelligence
The new basketball would be great for my dog. She loves chasing big rubber balls, but as soon as she can get a tooth into it, they pop, and that's all she wrote. This thing might bounce right and not pop.