Jordan Olympic VI / VII/ XII Outlet Thread Inventory Updates.

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AVAILABILITY AS OF NOON TODAY: ALL STORES EXCEPT PORTLAND AND MONROE ARE DOING PHONE ORDERS. THESE ARE B GRADES AND COME IN ORANGE NIKE BOXES STAMPED B GRADE. GOODLUCK!



Air Jordan Olympic 7 (304775-135)

Oklahoma City Factory (SOLD OUT)
1 (405) 495-5935
$129.99
Portland Factory (ONLY SIZE 8 AND SIZE 13 NO PHONE ORDERS)
1 (503) 281-5901
$129.99
Pleasant Prarie (SIZES 10.5 AND BELOW, ONE SIZE 14)
1 (262) 857-7333
$129.99
Edinburgh Factory (BIGGEST SIZE IS 10.5)
1 (812) 526-8111
North Bend Factory (SIZES 8-9.5 AND 14 LEFT)
1 (425) 831-7900
$129.99
Monroe Factory (ONLY FOUR SIZE 8'S LEFT NO PHONE ORDERS)
1 (513) 539-4645
$129.99
Houston Premium (SOLD OUT)
1 (281) 758-1966
$129.99
South Chicago (SOLD OUT)
1 (773) 846-5460
$129.99
Riverhead Factory - (SOLD OUT)
1 (631) 369-0706
$129.99
Smithfield, Nc (SOLD OUT)
1 (919) 989-6100
$129.99
Gurnee Mills - (SOLD OUT)
1 (847) 855-0857
$129.99
Washington PA factory - (SOLD OUT)
1 (724) 228-7357
$129.99
North Las Vegas (SOLD OUT)
1 (702) 382-8055
$129.99

Air Jordan Olympic 6

Aurora Factory - SERIOUS COSMETIC ISSUES REPORTED ON MANY PAIRS
1 (630) 585-9568
$129.99


Air Jordan Obsidian 12 (SOURCE: BIP Roberts, rep him not me for this info on 2nd page)

Smithfield NC
1 (919) 989-6100
$129.99
Here are the size breakdowns, as of a few minutes ago, as per what I was told by employee over phone -

8 (1)

9 (4)

9.5 (2)

10 (2)

10.5 (7)

11 (1)

12 (5)

13 (7)

14 (2)
 
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Air Jordan Olympic VII (304775-135)
Oklahoma City Factory (BIGGEST SIZE IS 10)
1 (405) 495-5935
$129.99
Portland Factory (ONLY SIZE 8 AND SIZE 13 NO PHONE ORDERS)
1 (503) 281-5901
$129.99
Pleasant Prarie (SIZES 10.5 AND BELOW, ONE SIZE 14)
1 (262) 857-7333
$129.99
Edinburgh Factory (BIGGEST SIZE IS 10.5)
(812) 526-8111
North Bend Factory (SIZES 8-9.5 AND 14 LEFT)
(425) 831-7900
$129.99
Monroe Factory (ONLY FOUR SIZE 8'S LEFT NO PHONE ORDERS)
1 (513) 539-4645
$129.99
Houston Premium (SOLD OUT)
281-758-1966
$129.99
South Chicago (SOLD OUT)
(773) 846-5460
$129.99
Riverhead Factory - (SOLD OUT)
1 (631) 369-0706
$129.99
Smithfield, Nc (SOLD OUT)
919-989-6100
$129.99
Gurnee Mills - (SOLD OUT)
1 (847) 855-0857
$129.99
Washington PA factory - (SOLD OUT)
1 (724) 228-7357
$129.99
 
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These 6's and 7's are all b grade pairs. Just in case anyone speculates. I called earlier and asked.

Also, the shoes have yellowing on the bottom soles. Minor though
 
Keep up the work, guys. I'm stuck in a meeting at work, so I can't really update throughout the day.

Crowd-sourced knowledge though. Keep at it, guys.
 
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These 6's and 7's are all b grade pairs. Just in case anyone speculates. I called earlier and asked.

Also, the shoes have yellowing on the bottom soles. Minor though
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anybody have pics? :nerd:

im wearing my oly vi's at wk now.. & have the FTLOTG vii's only worn a handful of times... but oly vii's on the disco could be ok....

i wanna see the b grade "flaws"
 
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damn called the only store on that list that's accepting phone orders and they didn't have my size(9). :smh:
 
Yeah, first off all, this is neither the time nor place for that discussion.

But, there need not be any discussion at all, so I'll end it anyway.

"B-grade" is a term with a specific meaning. Contrary to what so many of you free posters like to believe, words have actual meanings. "B-grades" relate to pairs that were pulled by the company's QC inspectors post-production, or "on the line" so to speak. General practice is that X number of shoes before and after the offending shoes (what that X is is subject of debate) are pulled for precautionary reasons. That's why most b-grades aren't really b-grades at all.

Early release sites are MOST LIKELY factory workers producing shoes with stolen molds without Nike's consent or knowledge. ...I give you the tech, and ask you to produce 20,000 pairs at your factory. You give me that order, but then procure your own (similar materials) and produce extra "on the side." ...That's why they are fakes. They can be made by the same people, with identical materials, in the same factory, with the same mold - but they are not sanctioned by the company.

There are actually really deep questions about the abstract concept of branding and philosophical authenticity vs. structural authenticity here. You could write a thesis on that citing the thoughts of some of the most influential sociologists and philosopher's throughout history - especially the neo-Marxists. But, I'm not sure this is the best place to have that convo either.

can we move on now?
 
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BIP Roberts said:
Yeah, first off all, this is neither the time nor place for that discussion.
But, there need not be any discussion at all, so I'll end it anyway.
"B-grade" is a term with a specific meaning. Contrary to what so many of you free posters like to believe, words have actual meanings. "B-grades" relate to pairs that were pulled by the company's QC inspectors post-production, or "on the line" so to speak. General practice is that X number of shoes before and after the offending shoes (what that X is is subject of debate) are pulled for precautionary reasons. That's why most b-grades aren't really b-grades at all.
Early release sites are MOST LIKELY factory workers producing shoes with stolen molds without Nike's consent or knowledge. ...I give you the tech, and ask you to produce 20,000 pairs at your factory. You give me that order, but then procure your own (similar materials) and produce extra "on the side." ...That's why they are fakes. They can be made by the same people, with identical materials, in the same factory, with the same mold - but they are not sanctioned by the company.
There are actually really deep questions about the abstract concept of branding and philosophical authenticity vs. structural authenticity here. You could write a thesis on that citing the thoughts of some of the most influential sociologists and philosopher's throughout history - especially the neo-Marxists. But, I'm not sure this is the best place to have that convo either.
can we move on now?
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I didn't expect what I posted to lead onto a small debate. Just passing along some information. I called to cop, but decided to ask if they were b-grade out of speculation. Lady confirmed they were, with some yellowing on the bottoms, but that's all the information she had about the pairs. Just figured I'd pass along some helpful information before some decided to make a purchase, only to find out later that they aren't labeled the same grade as a GR. my bad
 
if the yellowing is to bad when i get my shoes in from pleasant prarie then ill just return them to the outlet by my house
 
Good work...lucky me I already have the VIs and hate the VIIs...

REPPED!
 
Ordered a pair from Pleasant Prairie.. according to the woman i spoke with there was a small indent on the back of the shoe and a few glue stains.. small price to pay for a pair of kicks i've wanted for years.. i'll upload pics when they arrive
 
Monroe Factory said they have 8, 9.5, and 10 but no phone orders and they won't put them on hold. Portland Factory says they have a few pairs but not doing phone orders.
 
Good looking out!!!! I don't need them but it's good to see info for others get posted on NT!
 
My buddy got a pair of oly 6 from aurora....Looked like it was Edward Scissorhands first day at the Nike factory.

I'm like, WHY would you buy these??
 
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