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For those who have the 2022 versions, are they TTS or like 2017s, need to 1/2 sz up?
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^It all depends. Some people needed to go up a half size, while others went TTS.
I went TTS and will deal with it if they are snug.
I went TTS and will deal with it if they are snug.
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I have the ‘17 pair and the ‘22 pair. The ‘17 is better shape wise and comfort wise if you ask me.
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I went TTS on a raffle and forgot I went a 1/2 sz up on the 2017 version. Gonna s#ck if they snug cause returns to SNS gonna be a bish
rainking
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Interesting to hear, you’re the first I’ve seen say the 2017s are more comfortable. If that’s true, these must be literal stone slabs underfoot
dhtowng
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Naaaa the ‘17 is like walking on a brick. ‘22 feels way better on foot. Not sure what makes you say this. Also the shapes are too similar to say any which one is better but I’d give that to the ‘22 pair as well not mention the OG details.
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I forgot I still have a DS pair of the Silver Bullets Hyperfuse from 2012? Might have to use those as beaters
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Yeah, the 2017’s feel like you’re walking on bricks
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Imo. Thats a whoreable philosophy.
Id rather risk going slightly larger (yes hetero) and simply bincorporating an insole.
Had to go a full size up on the undefeated greens and put a thick insole in them. While they were on the elongated spectrum of things… w the dr scholls work insole, they mid key becummed my most comfy air mackses to deight.
- Jul 22, 2012
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Whoreable? lol
Anyway, it comes down to a person’s preference. I prefer to have a pair of shoes to be exact fit instead having my foot slip inside the shoe.
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22 pair with the beat 17 pair.
- Aug 14, 2014
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Y’all trippin lol, these new ones are bricks too.
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They feel exactly the same as the 17s, maybe it’s just me but they don’t feel like bricks on my feet 
dhtowng
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They do not feel the same at all, but okay.
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fight fight fight
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Bruh prolly got flintstone feet
- Sep 16, 2012
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The 2017s were the most uncomfortable AMs that I've worn in my life...
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guys guys guys. I'll soon have my 22s in hand and can then compare with the 17s and tell yall the truth so stop the madness
rainking
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Me too
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The 2017’s never felt like bricks to me at all lol.
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Anyone receive shipping from Notre yet?
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Need more releases like this lol
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This release was as good as it can get now a days for a classic semi-popular shoe. Plenty of boutiques had them long enough to buy unless you were a really rare size and then Nike had them available for a while too.
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FSR on DTLR. Caved and just copped a 22’ pair even though my 17’s are in decent shape.
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