These offers continue through Black Friday and Cyber Monday, and they expire December 23.

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These offers expire December 23.

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Related: Shop our entire selection of closeout basketball gear.

Player Protection Performance

McDavid’s protective equipment provides the padding to keep basketball players at peak performance and free of injury. Made with a padding system that bonds dozens of individual athletic foam pads permanently into fabrics, McDavid’s HexPad Technology is lightweight, durable and comfortable — giving the player the padding he needs to do battle on the hardwood.

Adidas’ new Men’s Crazy Light Basketball Shoes weigh in at 9.8 ounces apiece.

That makes them lightest shoes in the game.

They’re lighter than any other shoe out there. That means you’ll run faster, make better cuts and you won’t get fatigued as easily.

The Men’s Crazy Light Basketball Shoes feature some revolutionary new technology.

The Sprint Web upper shaves weight without sacrificing performance, and the Sprint Frame heel gives you all the support you need to take over. They feature a high-cushion IMEVA midsole and light foam inlay in the shoe.

Get a pair for $129.99 at Basketball Express.

Related: Shop our entire selection of men’s basketball shoes.

We’re clearing out our warehouse this weekend in San Antonio! That means we’ve drastically marked down prices on all sorts of equipment.

Here are the details:

What: Massive clearance of equipment, uniforms, apparel and footwear.
When: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., now through June 12
Where: 12955 San Pedro Ave., San Antonio, TX (Map)

Related: View our clearance items online.

At 12.2 ounces apiece, Nike’s Men’s Hyperize TB Basketball Shoes are designed for serious court speed.

They’re ultra-lightweight. That means you’ll have less shoe to carry around, and less shoe = more speed.

The open mesh upper features Nike’s patented Flywire technology for superior support. The herringbone rubber outsole provides traction, while the full-length Phylon midsole combines with a Nike Zoom Unit heel, Lunar Foam in the forefoot and low-profile cushioning for unsurpassed comfort.

Get a pair for $124.99 at Basketball Express.

Related: Shop our selection of basketball shoes.

Not too long ago, Under Armour declared cotton to be the enemy.

Things have changed.

Under Armour has released its first-ever performance cotton T-Shirt. The men’s Charged Cotton T-Shirt is 95% cotton, which makes it unlike anything Under Armour has made yet.

Why the sudden peace treaty with cotton?

As an article in Just-Style explains, it’s all about research. They originally shied away from cotton, because it’s heavy, thick and doesn’t do much for wicking away moisture.

But now, Under Armour has developed a blend of fibers that not only has the comfort and feel of cotton, it also has the same moisture wicking and temperature regulating properties we’ve come to expect from UA.

Or more specifically:

Consisting of alternating hydrophilic (moisture absorbing) and hydrophobic (moisture repelling) cotton yarns, Charged Cotton pushes out sweat when it comes in contact with the fabric. As a result, moisture spreads across the surface area of the clothing, thus speeding evaporation and helping athletes keep cool. And to prove that it’s working, the fabric takes on a “strided” look as the wearer starts to sweat.

As if this wasn’t enough, the company describes the new fabric – a mix of 95% cotton and 5% elastane – as the “softest, most comfortable material Under Armour has ever produced,” adding that it dries five times faster than ordinary cotton and combines stretch and recovery for a lower “cling force” and a stick-free fit.

That makes it perfect for wearing on the court, to the gym or as a casual shirt.

Get it for $24.99 at Basketball Express.

Related: See our entire selection of performance shirts.

Not too long ago, Under Armour declared cotton to be the enemy.

Things have changed.

Earlier this week, Under Armour released its first-ever performance cotton T-Shirt. It’s part of the Charged Cotton line, which Under Armour is rolling out this spring. The men’s Charged Cotton T-Shirt is 95% cotton, which makes it unlike anything Under Armour has made yet.

Why the sudden peace treaty with cotton?

As an article in Just-Style explains, it’s all about research. They originally shied away from cotton, because it’s heavy, thick and doesn’t do much for wicking away moisture.

But now, Under Armour has developed a blend of fibers that not only has the comfort and feel of cotton, it also has the same moisture wicking and temperature regulating properties we’ve come to expect from UA.

Or more specifically:

Consisting of alternating hydrophilic (moisture absorbing) and hydrophobic (moisture repelling) cotton yarns, Charged Cotton pushes out sweat when it comes in contact with the fabric. As a result, moisture spreads across the surface area of the clothing, thus speeding evaporation and helping athletes keep cool. And to prove that it’s working, the fabric takes on a “strided” look as the wearer starts to sweat.

As if this wasn’t enough, the company describes the new fabric – a mix of 95% cotton and 5% elastane – as the “softest, most comfortable material Under Armour has ever produced,” adding that it dries five times faster than ordinary cotton and combines stretch and recovery for a lower “cling force” and a stick-free fit.

That makes it perfect for wearing on the court, to the gym or as a casual shirt.

Get it for $24.99 at Basketball Express.

Related: See our entire selection of performance shirts.

Whether or not your team will be playing for hardware, we’ve got plenty of options for you to rep your school on the cheap. You can take a look at the entire selection of clearance NCAA apparel here, starting at $5.98.

Here are some of our favorites:

Related: Shop our entire selection of NBA, NFL and NCAA gear at the Fan Shop.

More than just an awesome fashion statement, KBA’s Heads Up Ballhandling Glasses are a clever way to help basketball players develop good ball handling skills.

These glasses force players to dribble without looking at the ball.

That means they’ll learn to dribble while watching the flow of play, allowing them to make better decisions on passing and shooting. Dribbling will become second-nature, and they’ll see results in better ball control, confidence and on-court awareness.

Because these glasses only obscure the bottom part of the player’s field of vision, it will not interfere with shooting the basketball.

Get a pair for $3.99 at Basketball Express.

Related: See our entire selection of basketball training aids.