- Feb 23, 2006
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Coming off the 37’s, they are proud of these apparently.Damn upped it to $200
Air Jordan 38
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- May 10, 2013
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It would be hard not to do better than the 37s
- May 10, 2013
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Felt like playing in boots.
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Fundamental
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Where do these rank based on cosmetics 30-38? Here’s mine:
1) 34
2) 32
3) 36
4) 31
5) 38
6) 35
7) 33
8 37
9) 30
1) 34
2) 32
3) 36
4) 31
5) 38
6) 35
7) 33
8 37
9) 30
rainking
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- Aug 12, 2016
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Easily No. 1 to me. That's why I have now sold my 33s and 34s. I'll be much happier with these 38s. Never loved 35s. I liked the 36 lows more than the mids. 37s are utter trash from a looks standpoint. 30s were OK (pretty underrated, actually, in my opinion), 31s and 32s did zero for me, found them pretty boring.
- Dec 17, 2018
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Totally respect your opinion brother. You know we all think the world of you. But what would you change about the 31 & 32? I loved 35s at first but now not as high on them. They don’t last long either. Do like 37 lows, just bought my third pair. Even though I had 30s last I still like them and agree they’re underrated.
- Feb 29, 2000
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figured they would be 200
upgraded with full length zoom strobel from formula 23?
upgraded with full length zoom strobel from formula 23?
- May 12, 2003
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I don’t think they’ll ever top the 34 again. That’s def my #1 from 31-38.
#2. 36
#3. 38
#4. 31
#5. 35
#6. 32
#7. 33
#8. 37
#2. 36
#3. 38
#4. 31
#5. 35
#6. 32
#7. 33
#8. 37
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#1) tied between 34 and 36, I really can't pick one over the other
#2) 31
#3) 38
#4) 35
#5) 30
#6) 32
#7) 37
#8 ) 33
#2) 31
#3) 38
#4) 35
#5) 30
#6) 32
#7) 37
#8 ) 33
AIR J XIII
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Thought that's what I saw on TV. NT always delivers. 
- Apr 25, 2005
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AIR J XIII
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- Jun 21, 2006
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Considering the amounts I've paid for retros with far less functionality, this is actually reasonable.Damn upped it to $200
- Dec 13, 2004
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rainking
Supporter
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I didn't like that they were attempts at kinda blatantly remaking the 1s and 2s with modern tech. The 31s look boring as hell to me, and I don't like giant Jumpmans on the sides. The 32s are a snoozefest, too. And in general, I'm long over the flyknit thing.
We do?
I kid, I kid.
No one does
- Dec 9, 2002
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34
36
33
38
32
35
31
30
37
36
33
38
32
35
31
30
37
- May 30, 2018
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30/30.5
28
36
37
34
31
32
35
33
30/30.5
28
36
37
34
31
32
35
33
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30
31
38*
35
33
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36
30
31
38*
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37
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what about the 38
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