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If they dont change it on this pair, I have lost hope to if they ever will.It’s been confirmed
What we need to know is if they’re gonna correct the outsole.
OG’s I presumes? Public Enemy
It’s easy to forget how nice the OG 9s were. Current retros are truly garbage.
I’ll never understand why they would decrease the size of the jumpman logo. Of all the changes you could make, that one makes absolutely no sense from a brand perspective. The jumpman direction I can at least see the flawed logic behind.I see them getting everything BUT the Jumpman size and direction correct.
They NEED the blue edges. They better put really good leather on them too.In if done correctly
-No 23 on the back
- correct facing jumpman/size
**Blue edges!!
They NEED the blue edges. They better put really good leather on them too.
The jumpman size and direction is the main thing keeping me away from 9s. I won’t buy any until they fix that. I also wouldn’t buy if they have the 23 or lack the blue edges.No 23 and the blue edges are the 2 true big things for me on this retro. The Jumpman size/direction isn't a deal breaker for me. Honestly, I might even be able to overlook a 23 on the back if they got the blue edges.
The jumpman size and direction is the main thing keeping me away from 9s. I won’t buy any until they fix that. I also wouldn’t buy if they have the 23 or lack the blue edges.
There’s pretty much zero chance that they get all of that right so these aren’t really on my radar, as much as I’ve always wanted a pair.
Yes. Only issue was if someone stepped on your foot it would cause the plastic lace holders to dig into your foot. Not an issue for casual wear, obviously.Were the OG 9s comfortable? My first pair of 9s were the 2018 Breds and they might be my most uncomfortable pair of Jordans.
I repeat this ad nauseam on here, the old polyurethane midsoles that they used through about 2005 were much lighter and softer, but also yellowed and crumbled sooner than what’s currently used.Yes. Only issue was if someone stepped on your foot it would cause the plastic lace holders to dig into your foot. Not an issue for casual wear, obviously.