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Nice.
Wow. These have GOT to be doing something if you didn't immediately trash them!
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Nice.
Ignore him. He rather be playing in designer sneakersWow. These have GOT to be doing something if you didn't immediately trash them!
shoes that I trash deserves it, like these ones......Wow. These have GOT to be doing something if you didn't immediately trash them!
shoes that I trash deserves it, like these ones......
it is pretty common sense why
before that incident happened. a few people were already suspect about the material implementation. you might call it an isolated incident, but regardless it proved the point of criticism, the material in question "RIPPED". you have to ask yourself, why the new and other iterations of the 37 especially the lows are well structured. personal feelings + fact that the material in question is poorly implemented. also, dismissed the fact that some funny characters here accuse me on hating every shoe that comes out just because they are Jordan shills and have the feeling that they have to defend a product blindly regardless of what it is.You keep using this same example as if it proves anything definitively. Zion had a very public blowout in the PG1 and everybody loved playing in that shoe. Plenty of other shoes have had blowouts over the years too. It's not like the Jordan 37 is the only pair that's ever done that in history. "Trash" is subjective, and you've certainly made your personal feelings known...ad nauseum.
before that incident happened. a few people were already suspect about the material implementation. you might call it an isolated incident, but regardless it proved the point of criticism, the material in question "RIPPED". you have to ask yourself, why the new and other iterations of the 37 especially the lows are well structured. personal feelings + fact that the material in question is poorly implemented. also, dismissed the fact that some funny characters here accuse me on hating every shoe that comes out just because they are Jordan shills and have the feeling that they have to defend a product blindly regardless of what it is.
“Shelves” .. you mean eBay? Or..?Tons of Tatum game worn pairs hit “shelves”
“Shelves” .. you mean eBay? Or..?
shoes that I trash deserves it, like these ones......
it is pretty common sense why
Did you noticed if the PF version felt wider?I just compared a PF and a non-PF Hare and I don’t see a difference in the traction pattern or compound even though the PF has a XDR tag. It feels and looks the same. I also thought this when I bought the Dynasty XXXV, what am I missing? Also, interesting the Guos only come in PF (except Grade School).
Barely, what was the first silhouette to have PF? XXXII?Did you noticed if the PF version felt wider?
You keep using this same example as if it proves anything definitively. Zion had a very public blowout in the PG1 and everybody loved playing in that shoe. Plenty of other shoes have had blowouts over the years too. It's not like the Jordan 37 is the only pair that's ever done that in history. "Trash" is subjective, and you've certainly made your personal feelings known...ad nauseum.
Could those be the "Citron Pulse" pair releasing June 1st according to J23?