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I think if you swapped in a pair of regular AM1 soles, you'd be fine. But wearing these on the streets would be tough to pull off and probably unconfortable outside of a golf course.

Just be careful using this method on older shoes.

Sole Swap using Hot Glue??

In most cases, I would remove the paper. Using the opened ziplock bag inside the box keeps the shoe from directly contacting the cardboard.

Warm temperatures, exposure to light, contact with paper, and cleanliness of area all contribute to how our DS/Unworn pairs degrade/age as they sit in their cardboard boxes. Humid air and even minimal light exposure can unbrighten whites in no time.

The toe box on these AM1's will probably crease less than a pair with a mesh toe. Once they get dirty, it'll be no easier to clean than a typical AM1 except for the chance of pulling a snag out of the material. Off topic: Does Asics make a shoe with a toe box as exposed or open as an AM1?

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I can only hope that my observations are incorrect.. Heel area...

Ok. Using another example of the Anniversary AM1: My opinion is that they're fakes. I could be completely wrong in my assessment, considering all I have to go by are the pictures that have been provided.

I believe those are fakes. #1: Swoosh logo entry point is off. Should not be that high. #2: The cut of that section is too straight. Authentic pairs have a slight curve when terminating at the midsole. #3: The cut at that point is too low. To compare:

No speckles.... But even if you do decide to get them with grey speckles, they probably wont be that noticeable unless viewed up close so it wont negatively impact the colorway you chose.

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Redlands, CA

I’m just not that committed to the game. But the seller sure made a killing off that pair.:nthat:

The hell is a sneaker self? Did you mean to ask for a sneaker last?

I can envision what you're talking about...except for these specific points. On a side note: A similar colorway on a regular AM1 might not look too bad.

Even if they were trimmed at the seams, the shoes wouldn't look much better. The way the fabric is stiched from the top and overlapping materials kills any hope for the shoe.

Eh...maybe when they go on sale.

If only Nike made these using a classic AM1 base...