personally the southbeach 9's are a grail of mine. Huge fan of the contrast of colors and the way it sort of looks like airmags as well as the comfort. great shoe but that's my opinion. And yeah the Gator Kings were pretty cool. very detailed.
Is this site legit? I've been looking on here and don't know if its more of an Ebay type site, or if the site somehow filters fakes out. Sorry if this sounds like a dumb question. LOL.
It's legit but you gotta lookout for fakes just like ebay
checking peoples feedback % may help you also.
Well yes in a way. At first glance I would take 8's but they're very very loud and I just find the 9's are more comfortable and more versatile you know?
yeah I feel that, I just had to get my hands on the 9's to be perfectly honest
i wondered the same, i liked the kevlar laces. maybe they were "too expensive" haha maximize profits
ahhh damn kk thanks. Man being a wide footer is the struggle I tell ya...like i said I'm a size 11 but in early Jordans I can wear a size 12, my soutbeachs are a 12 as well. squatch feet lmao
No kidding, I started trying to come up with a St. Patrick's shoe a couple different times but wanted to use the template. I don't have photoshop and tried using MS Paint...LMAO
@Siye87 is correct. It wasn't limited and the Dooms weren't SUPER hyped, and to go more in depth they were amongst one of the first SBs to have a release date when there were NO release dates for SB. It was July 24, 2007 if I remember correctly. Now, when you start searching for this dunk Airmatic, understand that it was dropped in 2 different color Nike SB boxes. I believe it's the ONLY color way (non retro/non revamped) to EVER have done that. Dooms were dropped in a Purple box and a Gold box. Why? Well, The horror pack that included the Jason Dunk High (which looked totally different before it was changed), the Freddy Krueger Dunk Low and the Night of the Living Dead Trainer was supposed to release around Halloween but New Line Cinema handed Nike SB a cease and desist. So in a panic, Nike SB scrapped the Freddy and totally changed the look of the Jason Dunk High. They didn't have to change anything with the Trainer from what I remember (that sh*t was trash anyway). They released the new look Jason High, the horrible Trainer and to replace the Freddy they threw more Dooms into gold boxes and shipped them out. Now for pricing question, I think that 250-275 is a VERY fair price. If you wear a smaller size though I've seen them go for less than that. Good luck on your search, he's my favorite rapper so I fo sho' had to get my pair.
Thanks man I appreciate this, super informative. Too bad about those Freddys aswell. but yes i need me a pair. super hot shoe in my opinion and im a huge doom fan(although I enjoy his production more than his rapping!) When I do writing assignments in school I usually play one of the special herbs tapes to help the ideas flow. so i will search for 250 to 275 for them and search hard.
LMAO!!! Repped for trying the MS Paint.
No kidding, I started trying to come up with a St. Patrick's shoe a couple different times but wanted to use the template. I don't have photoshop and tried using MS Paint...LMAO, doesn't work at all.
As for question # 1 though, this is what I came up with.
I would give my regulars who I have a good relationship with first crack at the hyped releases. I'd let it be known to those regulars that I give out a guaranteed ticket for their size whenever I got my allocation in and knew how many of each size I had. I'd only give out tickets for your size, then possibly up or down a half size if their size wasn't available. Then I'd raffle off the rest of the pairs to whoever a couple days before the release (sizing rule would still apply). There would be no camping whatsoever and no line up for ticket holders til the morning of release. I'm sure some people in here might not agree with this, but I'd charge box price if you put the shoe on and wear it out of the shop, otherwise I'd charge over box if you want to keep em DS... to try and cut down on resellers or at least their profit.
