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Jordan 1 x Nike SB QS!!!!
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He killed it alright
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I am all for those who want to custom their shoes since this style lends itself perfectly to do that but the best ones I have seen are the ones that were beat at that 3day concert and through skating.
Normal wear trumps alcohol pads and paint thinner in my eyes.
Normal wear trumps alcohol pads and paint thinner in my eyes.
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Eh, it's clearly really well done, but it's not really my favorite execution on these.
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Has anyone done a fade/gradient from front to the back of the shoe? Maybe show the bred/royals in the back of the shoe with a little bit of the swoosh and keep the front white/black.
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Sounds like the old lunar esclipse dunks in a way.
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Yea. Not a fan of the deliberate removal, but these are pretty sweet! Great job making them original, yet keeping the concept of the LM's alive on them.
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i slept on these
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Find some. They were/are the pickup of the year for me.
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Had an awkward moment today wearing my NA Royals: I was waiting for my friend at Forever 21 to finish her weekend shopping and this guy who was waiting for his gf wore the white SBs that were acetoned to Bred and Royals. He repeatedly looked at his shoes and then at my shoes for about 5 mins. He eventually had this defeated/disgusted look on his face and never said a word to me. His shoes looked fresh, aint nothing wrong with it, but I guess it's the fact that people are beginning to realize these aren't meant to be mismatched Bred & Royals and when confronted with the real thing, some people have an epiphany.
I love the idea of customization behind this shoe but I'd like to see some more originality than just rubbing the paint off to the bred/royal colorway.
I love the idea of customization behind this shoe but I'd like to see some more originality than just rubbing the paint off to the bred/royal colorway.
kilroythedon
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Dude had on these in black and I had on breds.. He just looked and then walked away.
It's starting to set in for a lot of people man.
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People were lying to themselves thinking these would be replacements for bred and royals. Totally different purpose of the shoe entirely. I just shake my head at the people that completely strip the shoe down with no customization or thought other than to "make" bred/royals.
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Some people are so talented damn
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was thinking the same thing..^^^
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Totally agree!
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@geraldg2309 so dope man! I think one of the best aspects of these is theres so much room for creativity.. there really isn't man pairs that look bad imo. I love this shoe
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When a broke _____ want breds. (Want some breds) but a brotha just cant afford em. SBs aint royals
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Lol. Did he take all the paint off of his pair too?
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Lol. Post of the day for me right here
kilroythedon
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Clean off. He was being mad loud too and showing off with his boys then he saw me in breds... And things got quiet and he had that face.. That face... Everyone knows the face
kilroythedon
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Realest niketalk post I seen in a while.
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Something like this... haha
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still not showing any signs of white paint chipping out.
im thinking to chip the paint to show the shows
any tips aside from the acetone, which i dont like because of the danger it might do on the shoes
im thinking to chip the paint to show the shows
any tips aside from the acetone, which i dont like because of the danger it might do on the shoes
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People have said magic eraser or isopropyl alcohol are slower and less harsh ways to remove.
