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Remember, these are just the 1st of 3 SB x JB
2024 NIKE SB DUNK THREAD_____GRs and QSs added
- Thread in 'Nike Retro' Thread starter Started by elcerrito91,
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Remember, these are just the 1st of 3 SB x JB
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will definitely be trying for a pair of the AJ1 X SB just want one pair though, hopefully i can get lucky.
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I agree.
But there were these few in particular. The shiny material 1s and the polkadot 1s come to mind.
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3 of my all time favorites
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I personally like them. If they retail for $120 or under its a cop. If they go with the $170 Jordan pricing...suck it.
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Yup people saying they gon pass but we know what time it is lol.
Same people saying they wasnt gon cop the tiffs or pay resale and they did lol.
Its ok to like/buy a hyped up shoe.
Same people saying they wasnt gon cop the tiffs or pay resale and they did lol.
Its ok to like/buy a hyped up shoe.
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you know thats exactly how its going down! lol
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1's go for $140
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I've been waiting for those to go down in price too.
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but for real for real I'm def passing on them.
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This. Only changed my mind once. It was an embarrassing moment for me
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I'm feeling I to but my only gripe is that green..I hope they do other color ways.
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Generalizations are fun.
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Its what happened and I saw it many times over in here.
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Why didnt they at least do suede[emoji]128553[/emoji]
Bring on the next two already !
Bring on the next two already !
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I personally am not too attracted to AJ1s so this will be a easy pass for me.
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Grey shoes leave me weak at the knees man!
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That's the truth. These do absolutely nothing for me. Considering the hype has been building for a few years now, these are very underwhelming.
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Yeah, grey or red for me. Wanna see what those wolf grey lows look like with red or white laces
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You and me both.
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me too
im actually in for these, ill say it from the get, iridescent stuff i dig
but if i strike out, which will most likely happen, its always on to the next and i wouldnt be mad
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I know that this is in the SB x JB Thread...but here:
Originally crafted as a high-performance basketball shoe for budding star Michael Jordan, the Air Jordan I inadvertently brought innovation to skate. Celebrating this unforeseen answer to the needs of skaters, Nike SB and Jordan Brand collaborate to release the Nike SB x Air Jordan I.
Multimedia artist Craig Stecyk brings his signature tribal visual identity to the design, taking cues from Northwest Passage, his art installation that prominently features bronze casting and spray paint. The green-and black-upper features “AJ One SB” tonally scribed in a typeface designed by Stecyk that was originally featured in a leading skateboarding magazine in 1982. The same inscription also shows up on the Nike SB x AJI insole.
From the start, the Air Jordan I caused a stir among fans and executives alike. When fines were imposed on Jordan for breaking uniform regulations after he wore the black and red editions during a game, the shoe's rebel image was confirmed.
The mid 1980s were a significant time for skating too — vert was booming, street was evolving and clothes were loud. Skaters' outlaw image was intact, but paralleling Michael Jordan’s aerial attacks, a new breed of airborne superstar was launching from half-pipes. Stecyk was on the scene to document it all.
Skating takes its toll on a shoe, but it punishes the wearer. The supportive ankle height and Nike Air cushioning of the Air Jordan I, the very things applied to help Jordan hit terra firma with immunity, were perfect for vert's needs. The premium leather was more durable than the baked rubber, canvas and suede of other models, and the Air Jordan I soon became a skate favorite.
Fast forward to 2014: the Nike SB x Air Jordan partnership returns with three unique makeups created in collaboration with two icons of the industry who ushered in the shoe's adaptation — Craig Stecyk and Lance Mountain.
As a hit skateboard video from 1987 gained popularity, images of Lance Mountain in the Air Jordan I took the world by storm. From that point on, the Air Jordan I became a part of skate history, and the fashion in which Mountain wore his sneakers was nothing short of iconic. Wearing mismatching sneakers is something Mountain pulled of with ease, and is a significant inspiration for his Air Jordan I design coming later this year.
Decades in the making, the Nike SB x Air Jordan I designed by Craig Stecyk will be available in limited quantities at select Nike SB and Jordan retailers and nike.com beginning March 15.
Originally crafted as a high-performance basketball shoe for budding star Michael Jordan, the Air Jordan I inadvertently brought innovation to skate. Celebrating this unforeseen answer to the needs of skaters, Nike SB and Jordan Brand collaborate to release the Nike SB x Air Jordan I.
Multimedia artist Craig Stecyk brings his signature tribal visual identity to the design, taking cues from Northwest Passage, his art installation that prominently features bronze casting and spray paint. The green-and black-upper features “AJ One SB” tonally scribed in a typeface designed by Stecyk that was originally featured in a leading skateboarding magazine in 1982. The same inscription also shows up on the Nike SB x AJI insole.
From the start, the Air Jordan I caused a stir among fans and executives alike. When fines were imposed on Jordan for breaking uniform regulations after he wore the black and red editions during a game, the shoe's rebel image was confirmed.
The mid 1980s were a significant time for skating too — vert was booming, street was evolving and clothes were loud. Skaters' outlaw image was intact, but paralleling Michael Jordan’s aerial attacks, a new breed of airborne superstar was launching from half-pipes. Stecyk was on the scene to document it all.
Skating takes its toll on a shoe, but it punishes the wearer. The supportive ankle height and Nike Air cushioning of the Air Jordan I, the very things applied to help Jordan hit terra firma with immunity, were perfect for vert's needs. The premium leather was more durable than the baked rubber, canvas and suede of other models, and the Air Jordan I soon became a skate favorite.
Fast forward to 2014: the Nike SB x Air Jordan partnership returns with three unique makeups created in collaboration with two icons of the industry who ushered in the shoe's adaptation — Craig Stecyk and Lance Mountain.
As a hit skateboard video from 1987 gained popularity, images of Lance Mountain in the Air Jordan I took the world by storm. From that point on, the Air Jordan I became a part of skate history, and the fashion in which Mountain wore his sneakers was nothing short of iconic. Wearing mismatching sneakers is something Mountain pulled of with ease, and is a significant inspiration for his Air Jordan I design coming later this year.
Decades in the making, the Nike SB x Air Jordan I designed by Craig Stecyk will be available in limited quantities at select Nike SB and Jordan retailers and nike.com beginning March 15.
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This
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I got my shipment in from Extra Butter 3 days after ordering (on a Saturday) and I love my snake eyes. EB for the win!
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Yeah that had to feel bad. I've never changed my mind on a shoe. If I see it and say I'm passing, I'm passing. Even if did change my mind, my pride wouldn't allow me to pick it up.
Those AJ1xSB
