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Draculas on feet
Nike Air Max Plus Thread
- Thread in 'Nike Retro' Thread starter Started by blacklion23,
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Are these a new release?Wow... but I won't wear womens. Never in my life
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They were released today
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Smh, forgot to enter the draw on END for the Antarctica pair, missed out. Wondering what size they went up to. Didn’t expect em to move like that.
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Wish they had more fading towards the toe
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size wmns us12/mens us10.5 is probably the largest size
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On GOAT there's a women's size 16 available
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Did anybody see bigger than a women's 9 on Nike Europe/Canada on the petrole/antarticas?
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i have to say thats a very uncommon size for a wmns release
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the larger sizes probably all scooped up by those reseller clowns from the UK and france
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That's my guess too. I figured it was safe to sleep in and not try for them right at 6am seeing as how these
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Overseas got some nice colorways for women
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Keep checking END hoping the Antarcticas pop up in my size lol. Really passed I missed. They look even better in drop pics on END.
Air Max’s have been really catering to women lately smh
Air Max’s have been really catering to women lately smh
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WHY NOT SIR?Wow
Personal preference. I wouldn't feel comfortable wearing something made for woman
Enough men around wearing woman's bags etc
That is my way to not support LGBT agenda in any way and promote masculinity
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Well, keep in mind women's shoes are typically built on a different last, and are usually cut narrower compared to the equivalent mens size.
I find the AMP to run narrow as it is. Can't imagine wearing the women's version
I find the AMP to run narrow as it is. Can't imagine wearing the women's version
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I remember I once felt like that. I passed on the women’s Jordan back in the day, couldn’t resist when they dropped the retro. Crazy, the first original women’s colorway of Air Max Plus was the first women’s kick that was a must have!! I just could never find my size.Personal preference. I wouldn't feel comfortable wearing something made for woman
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I don't have that option because my feet are ginormous but never let your masculinity be that fragile. I used to be like that back in the day when I was a kid/teenager and that got said to me and it's right. I'm a grown *** man now and it is as true now as it was then. Still I have friends that won't drink out of a straw, won't carry an umbrella, because they think that makes them less of a man. 
Without going into the history of clothing and color and really explaining how absurd this stuff is, if you like the look and color of a shoe and can fit it, wear it. Point blank, periodt. But again, if you're young, give it time and as you get older it should become obvious how arbitrary and nonsensical almost all of this stuff is, trying to make something out to be manly or not.
Anyway, back to the kicks. Champs has some weird spiderman lookin amp in ONLY 13. I considered grabbing them since that's my size but I just don't quite like the way they look and don't see them going with anything I wear whether its running or just casually.
Without going into the history of clothing and color and really explaining how absurd this stuff is, if you like the look and color of a shoe and can fit it, wear it. Point blank, periodt. But again, if you're young, give it time and as you get older it should become obvious how arbitrary and nonsensical almost all of this stuff is, trying to make something out to be manly or not.
Anyway, back to the kicks. Champs has some weird spiderman lookin amp in ONLY 13. I considered grabbing them since that's my size but I just don't quite like the way they look and don't see them going with anything I wear whether its running or just casually.
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Personal preference. I wouldn't feel comfortable wearing something made for woman
Enough men around wearing woman's bags etc
That is my way to not support LGBT agenda in any way and promote masculinity
Sounds like you're insecure in your own masculinity if you think wearing a colorway made for women somehow makes you less of a male. Folks comfortable with themselves don't even think about it.
Sadly, the world is full of bozos who think like you.
Let me think the way I want to...
What I wear and why is not your business, right?
Calling me "bozo" only because as a man I do not wear shoes produced for women is unbelievable...
You can wear your pink dress if you are secure enough in your masculinity, I don't mind
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superblytrife
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Let me think the way I want to...
What I wear and why is not your business, right?
Calling me "bozo" only because as a man I do not wear shoes produced for women is unbelievable...
You can wear your pink dress if you are secure enough in your masculinity, I don't mind
You’re free to think how you want. Remember though that YOU put your line of thinking out there on the internet. When you do that, you open yourself up to criticism. You expect others to tolerate your intolerance—that’s not how it works.
But yes, you’re a bozo. Only clowns drone on about the “LGBT agenda” in 2023.
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i have totally no problem with wearing wmns cws as long they are not looking too girly, my first 2 wmns releases were the ultramarine/persian violet OG AM95s and the white/royal OG AM96
Now me not wearing woman's shoes is intolerance
