Stretch Four

Stretch Fours (or stretch bigs) are the shooter variations of the power forward and center builds. They can only be made with a PF or C and have shooting as their speciality. Their brother build (Shooters) are the builds most closest to them, displaying more shooting and physical strength in sacrifice for defense. Although unpopular during beta, it quickly became one of the most popular builds post-release, with popular youtubers using the build.

Rookie Stretches: Rookie stretches are slow in speed, have decent mid range and decent defense with good lay-ups. Unlike their brother build (shooters) they don't display good handles to do any moves as well as not having a better 3-pointer than their shooter cousins. Easily, this is one of the worst builds in rb2 at rookie, a rim protector or post scorer will have comparable shooting with even higher defense. As a rookie stretch, post moves are needed. Although once reaching pro, it becomes way easier.

Pro Stretches: These builds suddenly become one of the best builds in rb2 at pro. The build is able to do basic dribble moves (60+ handles and above) as well as have better shooting than their rookie shooters. It gains a massive speed boost and becomes a force to be reckoned with. At this level it can be comparable to allstars and even superstars if a player is skilled enough to go against them.

Allstar Stretches: Although they don't get much improvement at this rank, they are worth mentioning. Shooting at this level will exceed pro shooters, with way better defense than their shooter brothers. Speed also has a noticeable improvement.

Superstar Stretches: the ultimate all-rounder build. It is able to dominate in park, rec and league. The build is fast enough to drag the ball across the court, do advanced handles (75+ handles) and have shooting higher than allstar shooters. The build is now able to do movings and fades at a 3-point line with some aptitude, and the defense is miles better than shooters, which allows the player to guard up even the fastest players in the game.