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Thanks. Edited my post and slotted them fifth. They have room to grow on me...what about the 38
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Thanks. Edited my post and slotted them fifth. They have room to grow on me...what about the 38
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I'm so tired of the recent trend by Nike to prerelease shoes to their athletes months before we can buy them. They've already done it with the Sabrina 1s, Ja 1s, KD 16s, and 38s just in the last 4-5 months. It's annoying. I wish Nike/JB would only roll them out to the athletes a week or two before the official RD. I'm tired of seeing colorways of shoes I cannot buy for months.
I also wonder if this strategy backfires and impacts sales overall. I've stopped buying Nike and JB shoes because I'm waiting for the Sabrinas, KDs and 38s. Why buy the old stuff in new colorways, when I can buy the new stuff sometime in the next month or two. Maybe a significant number of other consumers are doing that too.
I've only bought the low version from 32-35&37. Jumped the gun on the 36 because it seemed like sales and product was going to be limited at the time. Wish I'd waited and got lowsAnxious to see the lows.
Same here. Waiting on the 38I'm so tired of the recent trend by Nike to prerelease shoes to their athletes months before we can buy them. They've already done it with the Sabrina 1s, Ja 1s, KD 16s, and 38s just in the last 4-5 months. It's annoying. I wish Nike/JB would only roll them out to the athletes a week or two before the official RD. I'm tired of seeing colorways of shoes I cannot buy for months.
I also wonder if this strategy backfires and impacts sales overall. I've stopped buying Nike and JB shoes because I'm waiting for the Sabrinas, KDs and 38s. Why buy the old stuff in new colorways, when I can buy the new stuff sometime in the next month or two. Maybe a significant number of other consumers are doing that too.
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