Sometimes I feel Jimmy Jazz says they're releasing something at 12. Then at 12:01 they just put up the product page that says sold out. Good marketing scheme, salty people might cop something as a rebound weather its a pair of socks or a pair of kicks
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Makes sense, +1 for an educated assumption.
I copped one time, I think it was the Chicago 10s. After that, I never got through.
ndc is the only site that holds shoes in your cart for limited time
That's what "sneaker heads" do these days, buy to flip. Which is cool when a consistent group does it, but the reseller market is flooded with them. Then comes the followers who see how much resellers can potentially make.
Eastbay.
I'm pretty sure it's because Lebrons Doctor told him that his hairline is receding at such a fast rate, they're using cork dust (ground up cork from bottles of wine) to rejuvenate his hairline. Correct me if I'm wrong.That's what "sneaker heads" do these days, buy to flip. Which is cool when a consistent group does it, but the reseller market is flooded with them. Then comes the followers who see how much resellers can potentially make.
But like you said, everyone is buying for resale. flooded markets = more money in Nikes pockets, they know that they can up the numbers and sell out, raise the MSRP, sell out.
Eventually resellers will start to lose out because they are generating income based on someone else's product which is never a stable thing to do without a contract or any other type of agreement.
Don't get me wrong, I'm young and definitely have a lot to learn, but I was hooked back in 3rd grade with my Concords (loved the jumpman on the bottom of the GS sizes). I buy what I like and love the story behind them, I even copped some Nike Free's at the outlet the other day for $16 and I could care less who likes them. (I wonder how many sneakerheads know the reason behind the corks).
Cool story though, I know
name comes from popppin bottles after that championship. surprised nike didn't spin some story relating it to diamonds or something crazy like that.That's what "sneaker heads" do these days, buy to flip. Which is cool when a consistent group does it, but the reseller market is flooded with them. Then comes the followers who see how much resellers can potentially make.
But like you said, everyone is buying for resale. flooded markets = more money in Nikes pockets, they know that they can up the numbers and sell out, raise the MSRP, sell out.
Eventually resellers will start to lose out because they are generating income based on someone else's product which is never a stable thing to do without a contract or any other type of agreement.
Don't get me wrong, I'm young and definitely have a lot to learn, but I was hooked back in 3rd grade with my Concords (loved the jumpman on the bottom of the GS sizes). I buy what I like and love the story behind them, I even copped some Nike Free's at the outlet the other day for $16 and I could care less who likes them. (I wonder how many sneakerheads know the reason behind the corks).
Cool story though, I know
thanks!
eastbay doesn't hold them though..you have to get through the whole checkout process
I wasn't callin' anyone in particular out, fam. If you know, you at least educate yourself about your passion. Just sayin' for those that dont...
not embarassed at all, when someone does not know something, you ask a question about it, simple as that, thanks for the welcome, look foward to get to know more of you as time progresses, cheers!
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