# HIBBETT

## INFORMATION

Hibbett drops are pretty straight forward and its a pretty nice site to drop when it works. This site is very dependent on the bot as its anit-bot is extremely intense and requires the bot to work on it and for the user to set it up correctly and use working peripherals. Below we will talk about the process

Setting up for a Hibbett drop requires some preparation. Hibbett uses ParameterX (an anti-bot system). It is intensified as the drop gets closer and closer. This means you will need to start your Hibbett tasks about an hour before the drop. This way your tasks can cycle through the necessary steps and get the task setup for the drop. This setup can differ from bot to bot so it is paramount you read your bots guide on how to setup for Hibbett.

## SETUP

### Keywords

As for your monitor input you will want to use the PID which consists of the Product ID and the Color ID. The formatting of this is dependent on your bot but in most cases its similar to the example below.

&#x20; **Item X:** SKU: `1P147` | Colour ID: `0421`

Monitor Input For **Item X**: `1P147,0421`

Hibbett also uses variants in a similar way to how Shopify uses variants, they are much faster than the SKU and should be used when possible. Below is an example of some variants of a product on Hibbett.

`5.0 - 38326344`\
`5.5 - 38326351`\
`6.0 - 38326369`\
`6.5 - 38326377`\
`7.0 - 38326385`\
`7.5 - 38326393`\
`8.0 - 38326401`\
`8.5 - 38326419`\
`9.0 - 38326427`\
`9.5 - 38326435`\
`10.0 - 38645727`\
`10.5 - 38326443`\
`11.0 - 38326450`\
`11.5 - 38326468`\
`12.0 - 38326476`

The number on the left is the size and the number on the right is the variant in correspondent to the size on the left.&#x20;

### &#x20;Delays

Your monitor and retry/error delay should be set to around `1500-3500`. Hibbett drops happen fast so you will want to set your delay pretty low.

#### Start Time

As we have mentioned Hibbett uses harsh anti-bot so you will want to start your tasks before it is enabled.  Most bots will offer a feature that allows you to input the drop time for the product. That way you can tell your tasks the drop time is at, for example 10am EST. You can then start your tasks at 9am EST when their anti-bot is low. This will allow your tasks to cycle through and prepare for the drop at 10am EST. Again this is very different depending on the bot so ensure you read up on the guides.

### Proxies

Proxies play a huge role when botting Hibbett as most if not all proxies are banned. Ideally you will want to find some ISP's that are unbanned on Hibbett so you can take advantage of ISP's speeds whilst not being banned however most of the time you will want to use residential proxies. Hibbett can use up a-lot of data so be cautious

### Task Count

You do not need to run a-lot of hibbett tasks. Ideally just run as many as you can on your unbanned ISP's then around 10-15 tasks on residential proxies. Always remember to run 1 task on your local host. Overall Hibbett is not a task quantity driven site, its more of a task quality driven site. Overall we usually suggest you run anything between 5-20 tasks on Hibbett.

### Captchas

There are no captchas for Hibbett.

## PROCEEDURE

Once you have started your tasks an hour early they will prepare to submit the order at 10am EST. Think of your Hibbett tasks as being preload tasks on Shopify. They will preload all the information and sit ready waiting to submit the order at the inputted drop time. Hibbett drops only last a few seconds then they are done.&#x20;

## RESTOCKS

Restocks are actually seen as the main event for botters. The initial drop is very hard to be successful on due to their intense bot protection so often botters skip the initial drop and wait for restocks as they will not have as much bot protection. For more information on restocks checkout the Hibbett restock guide.

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**For more information on profile jigging as well as profile ratios for this site we recommend you read the corresponding jigging guide**
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