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If the shoe is on the tighter side, I would imagine the Flyknit will stretch out a bit after repeated wear.
I know its been covered many times on this thread but not sure about my next question since its a toss up between the two..
Does the flyknit trainer material.."stretch" after some wear....Some people say yes some say no just want to get a solid answer from people who had the shoes for awhile...
I went down .5 than my comfort size and my toes are near the edge but with a little stretch shouldnt be no problem. They will be used for running and casual..
Say what you want but I just put in a preorder on those black blues... been waiting for a while for those. I have a ton of blue clothes that I am hoping these will match with.
black/blues![]()
in my opinion...last 4 racers (lucids, greyscale, bright crimson and these) were all airballs
Not necessarily stretch, but the flyknit material does get worn down and soggy like leather on jordans. So the flyknit material gets less stiff over time. I own 10 pairs of flyknits and this is my experience. I suggest buying the size that your foot is most comfortable with on a new pair of flyknits. I wear 8.5-9, and when i tried on an 8.5 in trainers. it was just too tight for my feet, couldnt walk properly so i settled with a 9. I got a pair of 9.5 white trainers for 100 and the 9.5 still fits fine. Just a few centimeters longer than the 9 trainer, but its still comfortable and not loose fitting at all. My black trainers, which are my everyday shoes, beaters, still fit the same in my opinion, size wise, but the flyknit material, like i said earlier, is worn down, like leather on jordans when worn over time.
I know its been covered many times on this thread but not sure about my next question since its a toss up between the two..
Does the flyknit trainer material.."stretch" after some wear....Some people say yes some say no just want to get a solid answer from people who had the shoes for awhile...
I went down .5 than my comfort size and my toes are near the edge but with a little stretch shouldnt be no problem. They will be used for running and casual..
Nothing beats the multicolor racer imo.Agree with all but the greyscale/oreo. That's the nicest racer color way IMO.
a 10.5 popped up on NDC
So I've called every single CA outlet(also many other out of state) and none of them have a 9.5-10 in the multicolor trainers.
Anyone have any leads or would like to trade for my size 9 trainer MCs? (racers accepted)
Really? That's really surprising.
Say what you want but I just put in a preorder on those black blues... been waiting for a while for those. I have a ton of blue clothes that I am hoping these will match with.
you must be new...
Nothing beats the multicolor racer imo.
I guess the order is:
1. Multicolor Racer
2. Oreo Racer
3. Black/white Racer
The MC Racers were honestly pretty underwhelming for me in person. Checked em out at 21 Mercer right when they came out and passed on the spot. They look nice in photos though.Nothing beats the multicolor racer imo.
I guess the order is:
1. Multicolor Racer
2. Oreo Racer
3. Black/white Racer
cheetos are at the top of my list tooI LOVE the Lucid Greens! My Top5 Racers... No, I'm not new haha... I could care less about the other cws though.
1. Team Orange (Cheetos)
2. Lucid Green
3. GS
4. Volt
5. Neo
I've got the volt, red, drk grey, cheeto, and multi color racers... been waiting for these blue/black, and the pink/blue pair for a while. I was hoping they would release before my VIP membership runs out!
Really? That's really surprising.
are you sure ur not new?I LOVE the Lucid Greens! My Top5 Racers... No, I'm not new haha... I could care less about the other cws though.
1. Team Orange (Cheetos)
2. Lucid Green
3. GS
4. Volt
5. Neo
If the shoe is on the tighter side, I would imagine the Flyknit will stretch out a bit after repeated wear.
I haven't had any stretching on my Flyknits, but mine are still pretty new!
Not necessarily stretch, but the flyknit material does get worn down and soggy like leather on jordans. So the flyknit material gets less stiff over time. I own 10 pairs of flyknits and this is my experience. I suggest buying the size that your foot is most comfortable with on a new pair of flyknits. I wear 8.5-9, and when i tried on an 8.5 in trainers. it was just too tight for my feet, couldnt walk properly so i settled with a 9. I got a pair of 9.5 white trainers for 100 and the 9.5 still fits fine. Just a few centimeters longer than the 9 trainer, but its still comfortable and not loose fitting at all. My black trainers, which are my everyday shoes, beaters, still fit the same in my opinion, size wise, but the flyknit material, like i said earlier, is worn down, like leather on jordans when worn over time.
Hope this reply helps.