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thanks for sharing, and thanks for niketalk for accomodating. this is what the forum is for. the correct things in the shoe game.

nice find

just a plain shoe. not controversial enough.

i have both H2K4 and H2K5. to me H2K4 is a lighter and more comfortable, while H2K5 has more support. but then again H2K4 is at the very end of the lightness and comfort spectrum, so there's nothing bad about the H2K5. very well rounded.. in terms of inspired by free, i see more similiarities...

:eek thanks for the pics. lovin the kobes just because it looks like another eric avar shoe, continuation of the h2k5 at the soles, but with "ankle collar" ala 20.5.5 and bombers. was wondering what do yall think about this type of ankle strap? doesn't look comfortable but i never tried.

hmm interesting point. good u brought that up.

good review.... im surprised its lighter than 2k4

nice pics of the black ones.. can anyone tell me who designed VC IV? it's not aaron cooper (VC 1-3) is it?

nice.. 8) don't think they're gonna sell but i'd get them

good job rarballa.. thanxalot

i love the fact that they always try something new, whether it sucks or not. structure looks like H2K4 but with the strap floating. the midsole is too plain and looks rigid, they could try minimalistic design without looking fat. the laser, i'd prefer the lines only pattern (like in kobe laser...

is this the only jordan shoe with an alpha project 5 dots? looks good with XII-esque logo under the nose

what's this? jumpman DJ2? zoom 2k3 with an and1 flavor? nice to see a jordan shoe without a jordan logo (at least not that i can see)

bravo! this is really cute.. doing a "point five" on an old school jordan.. somewhat a signature shoe, somewhat a retro, well more like nu retro.. all good, except that i think it looks ugly :( the blue part on the first laceholes looks awkward

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