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Yep, I can't wear to get a pair to wear for basketball
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Tinker loves the hate haha
http://www.sportingnews.com/nba-new...photos-price-release-date?eadid=SOC/FB/SNMain
He's right, though. I remember a lot of his designs not being received well. Now they are classics. He's also right, the shoe will be a performance Ferrari.
He's not right. The complaints are mainly about his laziness.He's right, though. I remember a lot of his designs not being received well. Now they are classics. He's also right, the shoe will be a performance Ferrari.
He's right, though. I remember a lot of his designs not being received well. Now they are classics. He's also right, the shoe will be a performance Ferrari.
He's right, though. I remember a lot of his designs not being received well. Now they are classics. He's also right, the shoe will be a performance Ferrari.
I mentioned how some Jordan's weren't well received earlier in this thread and was told I was wrong
The 7's, first shoe released were the Bordeux's. Looked like boots and had nothing to do with a Bulls jersey.
The 8's had Air Raid like straps and people complained about the carpet look on the tongue.
The 9's first colorway was the White/Black, the shoes looked like moon boots at the time. Let's not mention the Olive colorway that was on discount because most everyone didn't like them.
The 10's, kinda basic and not that "Wow" factor when they were first seen.
These were popular opinions of the shoes when they were released. The shoes grew on you as more colorways were released and you saw them more.
The GOAT told the truth. They WERE still working on the 30 and it IS a step up from the 29. If that's what HE wanted, why do we feel so shanked? :\BF: Is there one new technology you look at now and think, “I wish I had that when I was playing”?
MJ: The 29s. I think in terms of innovation — and I’ve only been able to walk in them and never played in them, though I wish I could have — that shoe in itself is incredibly comfortable but I think it responds to a lot of things that you do when it comes to performing at basketball. We’re working in the 30 now, which I think is a step up from the 29. The work in innovation in the technology that goes into the shoes now is far greater than anything I played in. Those shoes have evolved into signature things, but in terms of innovation, the shoes have improved tremendously since I played.
You have to remember that people that tell you you are wrong just don't know any better.
+1 on thisAlthough disappointed with the same midsole and basic upper. I think someone on here said it best. If I never saw the XX9 I think these would make an excellent shoe for the 30.
7s looked like a sleeker 6 with a hurache bootie in them. Plus bugs bunny. What's not to love? No one had a problem with 7s. Since when did people start liking 8s? The 9's were well received so that's irrelevant. Olives are still garbage unless you plan on dying them black. The 10s are kind of like the 8s, the vast majority of the fans consider those 'meh' at best. So....I mentioned how some Jordan's weren't well received earlier in this thread and was told I was wrong
The 7's, first shoe released were the Bordeux's. Looked like boots and had nothing to do with a Bulls jersey.
The 8's had Air Raid like straps and people complained about the carpet look on the tongue.
The 9's first colorway was the White/Black, the shoes looked like moon boots at the time. Let's not mention the Olive colorway that was on discount because most everyone didn't like them.
The 10's, kinda basic and not that "Wow" factor when they were first seen.
These were popular opinions of the shoes when they were released. The shoes grew on you as more colorways were released and you saw them more.
He's not right. The complaints are mainly about his laziness.
They need to put this confused has-been out to pasture.
Let's not mention the Olive colorway that was on discount because most everyone didn't like them.
Um, go back through the thread and tell me I don't know what Im talking about. 95% of complaints are about the re-use of the midsole. The rest are about the Jumpman on the toe.
The 28 design was possibly the most innovative shoe on the market. The 29 completely redesigned the upper that we typically associate with basketball shoes. The 30, while not a big leap from the XX9, is still better than damn near every shoe on the market.
He's not right. The complaints are mainly about his laziness.
They need to put this confused has-been out to pasture.
Yes, the flightspeed plate is a performance monster on the court. I've always preferred wearing Kobe's since the Huarache 2K4's but this Jordan has over taken any Kobe I've worn on the court.I don't own 29s but is that cushioning great enough to warrant using it again?
The most responsive kicks were the Flightposite 3 and 18.5 for me.
This guy needs to be banned immediately for saying this haha
He's not right. The complaints are mainly about his laziness.
They need to put this confused has-been out to pasture.
This guy needs to be banned immediately for saying this haha
This guy needs to be banned immediately for saying this haha
He's definitely high on the tobacco...or something else.
He obviously doesn't play basketball. He should stick with the New York fashion shows.
The thing is, I would wear these casually too.
I totally agree because I'm old enough to! This was definitely popular opinion back then. Unless you lived in a remote place or you are under 34, you probably don't understand the full weight of what this guy is saying.I mentioned how some Jordan's weren't well received earlier in this thread and was told I was wrong
The 7's, first shoe released were the Bordeux's. Looked like boots and had nothing to do with a Bulls jersey.
The 8's had Air Raid like straps and people complained about the carpet look on the tongue.
The 9's first colorway was the White/Black, the shoes looked like moon boots at the time. Let's not mention the Olive colorway that was on discount because most everyone didn't like them.
The 10's, kinda basic and not that "Wow" factor when they were first seen.
These were popular opinions of the shoes when they were released. The shoes grew on you as more colorways were released and you saw them more.