The Best Jumpshots in NBA 2K24

Player shooting a jumpshot on the basketball court

As an avid NBA 2K player and content creator, I‘ve spent countless hours perfecting jumpshots for various player builds and positions. After testing over 50 different shot animations, I‘ve narrowed it down to the top jumpers that are both aesthetically pleasing and statistically excellent.

In this guide, I‘ll be breaking down the best jumpshot bases, releases, blending, speed, and more for guards, wings, and big men. I‘ve played with all these shots extensively so you can trust that they live up to the hype!

What Makes a Good Jumpshot in 2K24?

When determining the best jumpers in 2K24, there are a few key factors I analyzed:

  • Green Window: The green window refers to the perfect release timing that results in a green release. The larger the green window, the more room for error you have.

  • Make Percentage: Quite simply, we want jumpshots that have a high make percentage even when slightly mistimed.

  • Fluidity: Some shots may have great stats but awkward or jerky animations. The best jumpers have smooth, fluid motions.

  • Speed: Faster jumpshot speeds tend to be more effective this year, but it still comes down to personal preference.

Now let‘s get into the best custom jumpers for guards, wings, and big men in NBA 2K24!

Best Jumpshots for Guards

Guards benefit from quicker releases that can be pulled up off the dribble or utilized in catch-and-shoot situations. Here are my favorites:

Jumpshot 98 Custom

Player shooting a jumpshot

  • Base: Jumpshot 98
  • Release 1: Rudy Gay
  • Release 2: Russell Westbrook
  • Blend: 65% Gay / 35% Westbrook
  • Speed: 75% speed

This is one of the best all-around custom jumpers for guards. Jumpshot 98 maintains great fluidity even when sped up. Combined with Rudy Gay‘s high release point and Russell Westbrook‘s quick firing motion, it‘s versatile for any guard build.

The excellent green window gives you flexibility in your timing. For guards running off screens or pulling up in transition, this is an ideal jumper.

Set Shot 25 Custom

Player shooting a mid range jumpshot

  • Base: Set Shot 25
  • Release 1: LaMarcus Aldridge
  • Release 2: Rudy Gay
  • Blend: 50% Aldridge / 50% Gay
  • Speed: Max speed

This animated jumper is perfect if you want ultimate speed combined with a smooth stroke. Set Shot 25 maintains accuracy even at max speed along with a fast gathering motion.

With LaMarcus‘ high release complimented by Rudy Gay‘s quick flick, the timing on this jumper aligns nicely. It can be utilized for limitless range pull-up jumpers or stop-on-a-dime leaners.

As long as your timing is down, expect this one to light up with greens!

Best Jumpshots for Wings

Wing players split time between attacking off the dribble and spacing the floor as spot-up shooters. Their jumpers must be versatile enough for either situation.

Jumpshot 70 Custom

Player shooting a jumpshot

  • Base: Jumpshot 70
  • Release 1: Rudy Gay
  • Release 2: Kevin Durant
  • Blend: 60% Gay / 40% Durant
  • Speed: 70% speed

Jumpshot 70 has always been a reliable base for wings, and this custom variation makes it even more dependable. The fluidity is off the charts between the smooth gather and quick release.

Rudy Gay and Kevin Durant produce an ideal release blend. As dynamic scorers, both players have high release points that are tough to contest. This creates space for wings to rise up from mid-range or the perimeter.

Jumpshot 38 Custom

Player doing a spin move to shoot jumper

  • Base: Jumpshot 38
  • Release 1: Rudy Gay
  • Release 2: Shareef Abdur-Rahim
  • Blend: 65% Gay / 35% Abdur-Rahim
  • Speed: 75% speed

Another feather in Rudy Gay‘s cap, this fluid combo of Jumpshot 38 and Shareef Abdur-Rahim produces seamless footwork leading into the shot.

Abdur-Rahim‘s unorthodox release timing takes some adjustment, but once you get it down this jumper becomes cash. The quick gather is ideal for wings who love embarrassment dribble moves.

After breaking ankles, fire away with this smooth and stylish shot!

Best Jumpshots for Big Men

As centers or power forwards, finding launch points over heavily contested paint defense is a must. These are my go-to jumpers for bigs.

Jumpshot 81 Custom

Player doing a fadeaway jumper

  • Base: Jumpshot 81
  • Release 1: Shareef Abdur-Rahim
  • Release 2: Rudy Gay
  • Blend: 50% Abdur-Rahim / 50% Gay
  • Speed: 65% speed

Bigs can truly dominate with this deceptive jumper. Jumpshot 81 maintains accuracy at a nice controlled speed.

The blend between Shareef‘s odd timing and Rudy‘s quick flick creates an unpredictable release. Abdur-Rahim‘s unconventional motion keeps shot contests guessing while Gay‘s high release point shoots right over the defense.

Jumpshot 3 Custom

Player doing a hook shot

  • Base: Jumpshot 3
  • Release 1: Rudy Gay
  • Release 2: Shareef Abdur-Rahim
  • Blend: 70% Gay / 30% Abdur-Rahim
  • Speed: 60% speed

This dynamic pairing maintains a controlled speed for bigs while keeping a deadeye shooting touch. Jumpshot 3 holds things down as a proven base with excellent make percentages.

We utilize Rudy Gay‘s high release to shoot right over defenders from the mid-range and elbow. Shareef Abdur-Rahim mixes things up just enough to keep the defense guessing.

The key is mastering the unconventional timing on Abdur-Rahim‘s flick. But once you do, expect consistent greens and makes even with a hand in your face!

Putting the Best Jumpshots to Use

Hopefully this breakdown gives you a great starting point to pick the best jumpshot for YOUR playing style and skillset.

It‘s important to experiment with different custom animations until you find your perfect shot. Master that jumper in the gym until the timing is muscle memory.

Soon you‘ll have defenders dancing as you effortlessly rise up and splash shots from anywhere on the court!

Let me know which jumpers work best for you and any other custom combos you think should make the list! Get out there and shoot the virtual lights out in NBA 2K24!

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