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My man got those James Dean cuffs.
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Nike Air Jordan Retro Metallic V - 7/23/16
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i had a nightmare last night. it went like this, i won the raffle and went to pick up the shoe and they didnt have it.
Woke up today and i had to check my pair and just look at that nike air logo.
Woke up today and i had to check my pair and just look at that nike air logo.
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plot twist: you look at your pair & the nike air logo is now a jumpman!
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How do these compare to the supremes? quality-wise
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It has to be the extra padding in the collar that's causing people to go .5 size up. These fit about the same as my 2013 Grapes, with maybe half an inch less room in the toe box, but TTS is good for me.
The insole they used
Night and day compared to the Grapes which feel paper thin. If you press down on the insole there's a nice plush feel. These are gonna be in heavy rotation. Might go for my first double up.
The insole they used
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They've been using orthotic insoles in the shoes now which is definitely a plus.
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My retro pick ups are spaced out so I wasn't aware of that. Good to know.
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Was that change a part of the "remastering" process? Every remastered shoe I've bought has definitely been more comfortable than pre-remastered shoes.
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Vacuum seal them in a bag and dont let them see the light of day.
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That is definitely one of the reasons and how they are making the midsoles as well. The midsoles don't feel as dense as they used to like on my remastered IVs
D_eezus
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isn't that bad of the sole though as far as crumbling goes? I do plan to wear them, just not until the first pair gets DOGGED
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Doesn't lack of air dry out the midsole and speed up cracking? Or something like that?
I just keep my shoes in their boxes, shoes trees and all, and place them in my clothes closet, way out of the sunlight. I've been good.
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How does sunlight touch em if their in a box?
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I was exaggerating. I honestly dont know what the effects of vacuum sealing would be. I keep my pairs in the original shoe box in my closet, and havent had any problems.
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JEANS ARE PERFECT... DAT CUFF THOOOOOO LOL.. THEY OVER DID IT
Haha. I'm waiting until I wash these to either shrink them down so stacks look acceptable or get them appropriately hemmed.
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It doesn't.
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probably not. when the remastering first began there were no ortho insoles
id like to think nike saw that reebok were using them in alot of their retros and reebok retros were 10 times more comfortable than nike ones so they started using them
it makes a world of a difference
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stand in your shoes, walk around in them.
you can try to reduce as much humidity and sunlight but don't completely seal off sneakers from air exposure.
no air exposure = more stiffer midsoles which can lead to faster cracking/crumbling. even though some shoes will yellow i'd take some yellowed sneakers over cracked/crumbled ones
shoes eventually crack or crumble after about 10+ yrs, more or less, depending upon certain factors like midsoles/technology, weight, activity whether you wear or keep ds.
my timberlands midsole cracked and started after about 13/14 yrs when i bought them in 2001
you can try to reduce as much humidity and sunlight but don't completely seal off sneakers from air exposure.
no air exposure = more stiffer midsoles which can lead to faster cracking/crumbling. even though some shoes will yellow i'd take some yellowed sneakers over cracked/crumbled ones
shoes eventually crack or crumble after about 10+ yrs, more or less, depending upon certain factors like midsoles/technology, weight, activity whether you wear or keep ds.
my timberlands midsole cracked and started after about 13/14 yrs when i bought them in 2001
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DO NOT vacuum seal whatsoever unless let's say you go to a sneaker convention and you want to display your shoes for the day without anyone getting them dirty. Storing your shoes wise, do not do it. Long term use of vacuum seal with crumble your kicks. I personally store my kicks in a 2-gallon ziplock bag UNSEALED in their original box in my closet and have had no issues.
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Finally had time to snap some pics. Subtle differences from the OG.
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^^^ Great pics. JB definitely did a good job with these when compared with the OG's and the 2000's
