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They are decent. I would like to see a black and red .

I been right next to that statue. I did. :lol:

Mike and Tinker agreed to that shoe due to the representation the outsoles had symbolizing his global popularity. Atleast this is what Tinker said in an interview.

Takes years to do. By the time its annoying the next comes back.

Easily in if the shape is right. They gotta lower the boom on the puffy look on these. It was too much for me with the 2016 pair. Its the only playoff Jordan I do not have.

I think we all can agree that it dont matter who knew first, second or last about these releases. What matters is that we all get em.

Not as hard to keep clean as many think. Water and a rag every now and then.

I would buy if in front of me.

In .

How the hell did it take Barkley till 1993 to realize he wasnt the best player on the floor? :lol:

Fixed.

Without question.

I never had original 9s. I tried though. But if I can wear some 2010s with no problem, those had to be just fine.

The size gives me the thought that maybe due to how large the back tab has to be to fit with that shoe size, the tell of speckle between k and e may not apply. Mold and paint scheme may have had slightly different specs.

I have a hard time believing these to be fake honestly.

Does the liner almost have a blue tint look to it at certain angles in natural lighting?

I wish I had a concete answer here. Hopefully others will chime in. I remember back when that thread was hot it was all about real to fake and speckle density lol. Maybe review that thread or watch some comparison videos for more reference. All I remember hearing over and over again was...

Gym rotation when I do decide to wear em. They are all beat and fit perfectly to my foot. 7 still feels like pillows. Not of them are uncomfortable to me at all though.

AND?

I didnt know a 1994 model retro shoe was to have the same feel expectation from a trainer kick in 2024. I have Under Armor that I wear to the gym that feels better than any Jordan I own. I paid 45 bucks for them. At what point did our comfort expectation of 25 plus year old copies alighn...