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Ain't nothing wrong with that
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BORDEAUX 7S JULY 18th 2015
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Overall, do these 2015 Bordeaux feel more comfortable and cushioned under the foot then the 2011 pair?
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Jus traded my infrared 3s for these. Glad to have em now
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Yes.
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Some is missing on these and idk what it is.
All the other new color 7s are fire. Even though 2 of them are essential bordeaux spin offs
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The metallic finish on the green just ruins them, makes them look cheap, otherwise could have been a cool shoe, if that leather is butter.
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Based on the fact that I look at the 2015 and I like them more than the 2011. 2015s don't have the light grey midsole the 2011s have. they're closer to how originals were in regards to color. Also they're lighter than the 2011s which were heavy for Jordan VII, a shoe that uses an inner huarache liner meant to be comfortable and light. The materials are also darker and don't attract dirt as easy as the 2011s did. Chrome lace tips were cool but I can do without em. If presented with the opportunity to purchase 2015s for 190 or 2011s for 160, I'd get both but if I had to chose one I'd chose 2015
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Looks like a 9.5 on shoepalace for those that want it. Was able to add a pair to the cart so it should be there http://www.shoepalace.com/jordan-30...aphite-midnight-fog-limit-1-per-customer.html
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Stores in my city still have multiple full size runs...
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View media item 1664252Been wearing the hell out of these...
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Have yet to wear mine yet been wearing my 2011 pair
I honestly dont know how alot of you say the 2011 pair isnt comfortable. Them things are comfortable as hell.
Im expecting vintage 1995 air max cw comfort on the 2015 pair from the way yall talking
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Have yet to wear mine yet been wearing my 2011 pair
I honestly dont know how alot of you say the 2011 pair isnt comfortable. Them things are comfortable as hell.
Im expecting vintage 1995 air max cw comfort on the 2015 pair from the way yall talking
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What size do you wear?
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Size 12
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Your green looks lighter than mine, must be the lighting.
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You're the first person I've seen post here to actually figure this out. Good job.
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If you stuff the toebox and place a wet shirt over the toebox, iron it and the bump on the toebox will flatten out. Creating a smooth toe box slant
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You're probably right, but you can compare the feel straight out of the box with the same on the Hares, and these blow those away. The proper mold makes all the difference. Nice wide midsection with a slightly narrowing toe. And the toebox hump is not even noticeable on feet. It evens out really nicely once the feet are in the shoe, which is where they're meant to be. Wear your shoes y'all...stop just staring at them, snapping pictures and complaining.
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Definatly comfortable .... Been wearing mine for days now and no serious creasing . I went tts ...after Reading all the complaining in here I thought mine were going to crease badly after a few wears. I think they are holding up pretty good
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some local is selling these for $240 should I pull the trigger so I can stock one and rock one
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These are mine after the first wear. I guess the creasers don't know their true size.
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it doesn't seem like a lot of people do.
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The whole some people dont know their size argument is pretty stupid and seems like a reach
Ofcourse they know their size. Thats why you try on the damn shoe!
Some people like their toes to the end. Some like a little space.
Some have to go a size up on a wide foot or size down on a narrow one
Everyone foot not the same and its not like dudes are buying size 12 for a size 10 foot come on now
Nobody buying a shoe thats one to two inches longer than their foot
Just say your shoe not creasing like others straight up.
Ofcourse they know their size. Thats why you try on the damn shoe!
Some people like their toes to the end. Some like a little space.
Some have to go a size up on a wide foot or size down on a narrow one
Everyone foot not the same and its not like dudes are buying size 12 for a size 10 foot come on now
Nobody buying a shoe thats one to two inches longer than their foot
Just say your shoe not creasing like others straight up.
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I see plenty of people looking like Kyle Korver at the mall, with toe boxes full of hot air and bending in all the wrong ways because the toes aren't in the right spots. But I guess they like it that way, so that's their true size... My point was that these fit really well if you get the right size. And by the way, we don't always get to try on shoes and JB sizing varies from model to model and sometimes even within the same model.
