The more I see the Graffitis, the more I like them.
I'm sure the fact that I passed on the volts has something to do w/ it.
Far easier grabbing these on 8/17 than trying to track down the volts, and I'm digging the Flash Lime.
$220 is on the high side but I understand it's difficult to find the sulfurs at this point. Luckily I was able to stock locate a pair back in February. It's still kind of hard to pull the trigger on sulfurs when that is borderline Christmas and BHM prices. I'd be patient and keep trying ebay.
Its Italy bro...lolWhat is my man wearing?!
But seriously, they look crazy weird as a mid!
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What is my man wearing?!
But seriously, they look crazy weird as a mid!
The more I see the Graffitis, the more I like them.
I'm sure the fact that I passed on the volts has something to do w/ it.
Far easier grabbing these on 8/17 than trying to track down the volts, and I'm digging the Flash Lime.
It's probably a GC pair if it costs $220 shipped. Cause $220 for a regular pair of sulfurs is WACK.
VB's are a very nice colorway. Tempted to see if I can stock locate, but I already have enough Kobe 8's.
Yo, do you go to IU? That looks like the HYPR!!!Wow, my first ZK8.
I was skeptical like everyone else about the low cut but of course, like everyone else, was proven wrong
I'm sure most people in this thread know all this, but here's my mini review for what its worth:
The first thing you notice about this shoe when you step on the court is the extremely thick and luxurious padding in the upper heel cup area. This padding does an incredible job of holding your foot completely in place no matter which way you cut. The only real adjustment I had to make in going from mid-high tops to the lower cut was getting used to the snug feel on the achilles tendon rather than around the upper ankle.This is minimal however and mostly forgotten about once you are in-game.
I tied my pair up real tight because I was afraid my foot would slide around with the unique material feel of the insole. This was not a factor whatsoever and I found myself loosening my laces after one game and feeling a bit more comfortable. The lunarlon insole is an entirely different animal than my typical preference of zoom air, but I am a huge fan. This insole is very lightweight and extremely responsive throughout the entire unit. One of the downfalls of zoom air (in my opinion) is that it only covers a relatively small surface area of your footbed and the outline of the zoom units can often be felt beneath you. Lunarlon solves this issue by being consistently responsive throughout. The wide lunar base made the shoe feel comfortable like it had the sole of a running shoe (which it essentially does). The cherry on top of the great stability and cushioning is the ventilation the engineered mesh provides. Traction is right in line with pretty much all other Nike Basketball releases this year, which has been top notch.
Incredible shoe, highly recommended for any player with any sort of athleticism and speed looking to feel quicker.
The shoe is indeed GC.
Do DSG or finishline double box? Might finally get the black elites
Interesting. Maybe we should pick up the last 2.
Interesting. Maybe we should pick up the last 2.
Do DSG or finishline double box? Might finally get the black elites
