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Exactly. People really obsess over tiny flaws in sneakers and take for granted the fact that they are able to buy a new pair of $200 sneakers every other week. Nothing in this world is perfect.
Jordan XI '72-10' Release Date: 12/12/15
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I think all the time JB are raising the price consumers have a right to question the quality
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Sneakers aren't a necessity or something people are entitled to. If you don't want to spend the money on Jordan's buy a cheaper product like vans or converses. Jordan raises the prices because they can, and they know we will cough up the cash for them. Nothing is perfect.
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I think your missing the point - i'm happy to spend the money - i'm not happy to spend the money on something that comes flawed. The 72-10 flaw is minor I agree - i can live with it but it doesnt mean its ok for JB to produce shoes with flaws however big or small they are - not for $250.
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Hi all! I am from Hong Kong and am new to this forum
I'm looking for a US7 men size XI '72-10 on ebay, but failed to find any but 7Y only.
As suggested on JMsneaker men smallest size is US7.5, could anybody confirm that's true?
If there were men US7 available, is there any legit seller suggestion?
Thanks in advance!!
I'm looking for a US7 men size XI '72-10 on ebay, but failed to find any but 7Y only.
As suggested on JMsneaker men smallest size is US7.5, could anybody confirm that's true?
If there were men US7 available, is there any legit seller suggestion?
Thanks in advance!!
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Nope, Hong Kong always buying up all the shoe supply and reselling the F out of it
You on your own papi
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Men's size 7 is available. Take a look here
http://www.solesupremacy.com/products/air-jordan-11-retro-72-10?variant=9518975877
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I have both mens 7 and 7Y, so yes they exist
That JM price for sz 7 is undoubtedly for the 7Y and not mens 7
That JM price for sz 7 is undoubtedly for the 7Y and not mens 7
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hey guys,
i had luck to cop 2 sizes last friday at nike.com restock in the middle of the day.
I received two packages from UPS yesterday - and i was wondering why i got two different shoeboxes. What happened here? The shoes are looking both totally fine for me. I can provide more pics if nessecary. thanks for your help!
i had luck to cop 2 sizes last friday at nike.com restock in the middle of the day.
I received two packages from UPS yesterday - and i was wondering why i got two different shoeboxes. What happened here? The shoes are looking both totally fine for me. I can provide more pics if nessecary. thanks for your help!
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Wow that's weird lol never seen an 11 before without the epic box but I'm sure somebody can chime in
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There was a restock? 
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On Nike Canada there was. Maybe Nike Europe too?There was a restock?
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solesupremacy like flight club? just a consignment store?
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They are both consignment and sales . I have sold to them direct and I know that I've bought large inventories from collectors outright.
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The label is weird in that nike pair as well. I hope a ups employee didn't do a switcharoo.
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Is it me, or is the hell padding helluh fat. My 72-10s are helluh thin, both pairs.
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Is it me, or is the hell padding helluh fat. My 72-10s are helluh thin, both pairs.
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I am no reseller believe it or not, I just want a pair for myself.
Of course that's your rights to not being helpful, but blaming on a random hongkonger doesn't stop people from around the world making profit from a popular item.
I am also a victim here as I am about to pay a premium price and take the risk to make overseas order.
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No doubt, but where does the line begin and end is the question.
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Upto the individual but the attitude of some seems to be that you should just accept flaws as thats 'part of the game', I personally don't agree with that but each to there own. I've had to return 3 pairs in the past 12 months with major flaws - ironically all Jordans. The other styles i've bought (Air Max etc) have been near on perfect.
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No matter how you look at it. Jordan is not a high-end luxury shoe maker, as long as they selling out 1M shoes within 30min they don't feel the need to improve their process to reduce yield. They know someone will buy that shoe no matter what the condition. It may not be you or me. , but someone will pay full retail price.
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