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looks goodIf you guys say its nothing, then I'll chill. I think I was just worried a bit because I bought this pair at resell.
BTW, can you guys verify that they're legit?
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looks goodIf you guys say its nothing, then I'll chill. I think I was just worried a bit because I bought this pair at resell.
BTW, can you guys verify that they're legit?
http://niketalk.com/t/661798/legit-check-2017-royal-1
Thanks, repped!looks good
there's not a damn thing wrong with those
What does UA mean?
i have both & i prefer the 2013's. i feel like the 2017 leather makes it crease so much easier in weird places, idk.Just wondering to those who were lucky enough to have the 13's if they prefer them over the 17's?
What does UA mean?
What does UA mean?
Under Armour
UnAuthorized!!!What does UA mean?
I'm curious, you all would feel the same way about these creases?right dudes really trippin. And I thought I was OCDLegit didn't read the text underneath the picture and I was staring at the picture trying to find out what was wrongthere's not a damn thing wrong with thoseNot sure if it can be fixed. I'm debating on keeping this pair. I have another as backup, but that one has mix matched leather lol.
I'll preface by saying that I'm not complaining. Anyone with pairs like this, how do pairs with this type of leather age? These are DS but came with some funky creases that I've never seen before on my other 1's.
mine have that too even worse. they're like weird air pocket winkles.
I want to try to smooth them out but I'm afraid of messing up. but I was thinking maybe taking a damp hot towel and pressing it against the leather could help smooth it?
if anyone knows a way to fix it let me know
Perfectly said...Remember when people bought a shoe and were excited about it, because it was cool to them regardless of what anyone else may have thought?
That need to break it down to the point it made them unhappy about spending the money didn't exist except in rare circumstances. Now, those rarities back then, the same guys buy the next one and that attitude continues to grow like a cancer, until all they do is put things under a microscope to find one cell that is abnormal.
I guess that creates more people who see that and feel it's necessary to do the same, almost as to prove a point. It's like watching everyone else to see what their move is gonna be before you make yours.
Don't get me wrong, criticism is great for conversation and gaining knowledge, especially for people who only see small sample sizes. I just think more should appreciate the fact that you bought something you enjoy for yourself first and foremost. Without that, why even buy any shoes?
It's not like JB/Nike have been putting out Louis and Gucci quality materials and then made a switch to Payless materials. Sure the quality was a little better back then, but there was still plenty of glue spots, off threads, scuffs, unstraight labels, height differences, cuts that weren't perfect by any means.
The thing was, if it was bad enough, you didn't buy it. Otherwise it was scooped up with a smile. Maybe that's all I'm trying to say, it's cool to criticize and compare, but be happy with what you have or move on (some people would be more than grateful to trade places).
Creases happen
It doesn't devalue or cause issues with the shoe
actually really funny to me that anyone would care about that tbh, maybe if it was patent leather or straight up plastic.. but leather? just wear em
Agreed. More I was just curious what people would think. They are going to be worn anyway.Rock em without worrying about creases...
Nobody gonna see em anyways...
Because of FOMO.
lots of complaints but very little return stories
Perfectly said...
I will, however, say that some of this to a small degree has to do with Nike making limited numbers of styles with bad quality. Not only were sneakers not AS popular back in the day, but the quantities were higher so you were able to look at them firsthand and make a decision. Hell, I don't even think you're to try on a sneaker to see how it feels on your foot anymore because of the whole silly "DS" thing that this new sneaker culture cries about.
also, he wasn't even complaining or tripping. he had a legitimate question