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Not sure, but they sure pop on TV.... Nike is absolutely winning this Olympics with all of their volt shoe collection + USA podium jackets.
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Not sure, but they sure pop on TV.... Nike is absolutely winning this Olympics with all of their volt shoe collection + USA podium jackets.
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cant remember if there were posted...
another free pic..
another free pic..
- Jun 7, 2006
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That's very tempting.. I just want one of the black / white CWs for running.
Also good reviews guys! I've only run in Frees so far and I'm very interested to see the differences.
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Edit fine.
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- Jan 8, 2012
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nice HTMs! im sure no one cares how he got them, so quit complaining. you sound like my 4 year old complaining when you take his transformers away 
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You typing about these?:
If so, my local running store might still have them. Ill swing by there today.
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Edit : ok
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Does anyone know if NTNY still has the blue glow/volt trainers in?
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Is it really that hard to call them and ask?
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Was considering these but that aerial view turns me off..
Was considering these but that aerial view turns me off..
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- Aug 4, 2012
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That first pic of those white Trainers might have sold me. Fiyah.
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It's most likely due to the flyknits having a lower heel to toe drop (difference in height between the heel and the toe) than most Nike running shoes. The smaller the drop, the more stretch your Achilles gets and the more work your calves have to do. Most traditional running shoes have a 12 millimeter drop. For example, Free run 5.0s have a 8 mm drop. 3.0s have a 4 mm drop. I haven't seen the official measurements, but if I had to guess, the racers are prolly in the 4-6 mm range and trainers are prolly 6-8 mm. That's how they felt to me.
- Apr 3, 2011
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really wish the first htm trainers weren't so limited, hard to find, and priced so high. i'll probably be looking for a 9 for a long time...
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why does the right she crease like that?
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They all crease like that. Remember, there is very little structure to these. They're like socks with laces and a sole unit attached.
- Jul 18, 2012
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Head's up Swooshers, Trainers and Racers are back up on discount. Looks to be all small sizes though. Hoping they restock the white trainers soon with the discount...
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Just ordered the last size 11 of the Volt Trainer at NTNY. They were already sold out of sizes 10 and 10.5. Not sure what sizes they had in the other colorways...
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so no info on the HTMS release? sorry been out the loop
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Which HTM release are you talking about? Part 1, 2 or 3?
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hi,
I went to finishline store and try to stock locate the trainers, however, the employee said that they are not even in the system to order? can you explain how you were able to get them to order the shoes?
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yes i went a little crazy
- Jul 31, 2012
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I wonder why nobody else is getting the Nike Flyknits. I thought Nike wanted these shoes to be the "next big thing". That isn't going to happen if nobody has an opportunity to buy them. I got the white/black, all black, and the volt/black racers. But I really want the black/white trainers. Nike.com no longer has my size. Luke's Locker only carried the volt/black racers. And road runner sports near DC only carries the orange racers but don't have my size. I thought this was going to be a wider release?
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^Compared to the HTMs it was a VERY wide release.
