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Those are the Orlando on Swoosh, not the GITD.
OFFICIAL: Nike Flight One Holiday 2012 (New Holiday 2012 colors on the way)
- Thread in 'Nike Retro' Thread starter Started by memphisboi55,
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- Jul 10, 2001
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Those Orlando's are money, hopefully the focus will be on the gitd joints so i can easily cop.
- Jun 1, 2008
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what does limited GR usually mean? Niketowns, HOH, limited FL's/FNL's and what not?
- Nov 4, 2011
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nooo the dude messed up the orlando magic cw is limited but this cw the mint is QS QS means 3000 or less most people dont know that
- Feb 13, 2012
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People think these are going to be so easy to get and not even heat compared to the other shoes in the galaxy pack , i hope not.
- Dec 14, 2011
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Yo where will the gitd be dropping at? HoH, NDC, eastbay..etc? I need those in my life, any help is appreciated! Thanks
- Dec 1, 2011
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Solid Kicks but I'm gonna pass on these
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- Jul 10, 2005
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can some one list the confirmed places for the GITDs? and since when did QS ever mean 3000 pairs? So the Penny 1 HOHs were a QS then? the 1st altitude green 13s were supposed to be a QS and there were more than 3000 pairs. Where is the proof of that statement?
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- Feb 8, 2005
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Originally Posted by Zero 0123
Orlando's a go on Swoosh.
Flight One NRG White/White-Black $72.00 520502-110
Damn! Someone hook it up.
- Jan 6, 2012
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GITDs for the win
- Dec 22, 2010
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What are the chances of the GITD's selling out?
- Nov 10, 2008
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Nowadays everything sells out. Idiot hypebeasts and resellers turn a GR into an impossible release.
- Jul 3, 2007
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I'm worried I won't get my hands on them. I just want 1 of each
- Jan 8, 2012
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my store got a lot pair of both flight one but i really like the galaxy and orlando look official too
- Jul 31, 2010
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Is your store a HoH or is it a store with a QS account? I am trying to find which stores around me will have them, but don't know which ones to start asking.
Hopefully I can get my pair off Eastbay though since I have a GC.
- Apr 28, 2010
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does anybody know how HoH Serramonte in Daly City is going to be for this release?
- Jan 8, 2012
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In p.a but most the hoh And select account are getting the nike flight one galaxy and"the orlando es general release "so i think its not gonna be a problem most the reseller are going crazy for the foamposite galaxy and the lebron big bang ....
- Aug 29, 2011
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I want a pair of the GITDs but I can't cop online. Time to do some homework later on today.
- Nov 9, 2010
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Sorry if this is a repeat reply, but are these going up on NDC?
- Dec 21, 2009
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^yes
- Feb 1, 2012
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I've asked this very same question on a few forum threads. A lot of people are tossing around general release, quick strike, limited, etc. but what does that mean for the consumer? Nike's twitter page makes reference to these different types of release whenever people ask "how limited will these be?" or "can't wait for then how easy will they be to buy?" Nike responds with "very limited" and "we don't disclose production quantities".I did some quick math in another thread for the AJ IV which were a general release but guys are arguing they were limited. I'd estimate the production quantity in the US alone was between 300,000 and 500,000 pairs. Globally a general release is most likely over one million pairs. Maybe quick strikes are under that amount but by how much? For example will Nike categorize these as QS if they are not issued to there top five retail accounts? Or production run is under 500,000 pairs? I haven't seen anyone with this information that details the differences. When Nike plans these production runs they aren't making 3000 pairs for the entire world and then putting all the marketing costs behind that limited a quantity....I'm sure I'll get a post from someone on these forums arguing they aren't spending money on marketing these. And all this internet advertising, catalogues, scheduled previews, deploying regional account managers to sell these to stores, etc is all free.
- Nov 9, 2010
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Really like the GITDs but I'm not staying up for three hours trying to get through on NDC. Really hope we get more info on the availability of these in stores.
- Sep 23, 2008
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need some solid info on these...Orlandos are a must hope there a GR
- Jan 16, 2011
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It's unlikely that you'll ever see hard production numbers (unless you're well connected with the folks at Beaverton) because Nike relies on the "limited" and "exclusive" tags to push the shoes. The illusion of scarcity is what drives up the hype and justifies the prices.Originally Posted by ducktales
I've asked this very same question on a few forum threads. A lot of people are tossing around general release, quick strike, limited, etc. but what does that mean for the consumer? Nike's twitter page makes reference to these different types of release whenever people ask "how limited will these be?" or "can't wait for then how easy will they be to buy?" Nike responds with "very limited" and "we don't disclose production quantities".I did some quick math in another thread for the AJ IV which were a general release but guys are arguing they were limited. I'd estimate the production quantity in the US alone was between 300,000 and 500,000 pairs. Globally a general release is most likely over one million pairs. Maybe quick strikes are under that amount but by how much? For example will Nike categorize these as QS if they are not issued to there top five retail accounts? Or production run is under 500,000 pairs? I haven't seen anyone with this information that details the differences. When Nike plans these production runs they aren't making 3000 pairs for the entire world and then putting all the marketing costs behind that limited a quantity....I'm sure I'll get a post from someone on these forums arguing they aren't spending money on marketing these. And all this internet advertising, catalogues, scheduled previews, deploying regional account managers to sell these to stores, etc is all free.
- Apr 29, 2009
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http://tranandco.bigcarte...e-order-ships-february-2
Legit checked and this use to be a Ebay store check it out
Legit checked and this use to be a Ebay store check it out
