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Wayne 141 Wrote:
But they did lookteal in some pictures, and you gave a whole bunch of reasoning exactly why theyshouldn't have been a royal blue, which clearly wasn't what they were going forin the first place. People in video reviews also said that the color changed abit depending on the lighting, which is why some people liked them in the firstplace. If you wanted royal blue, just get Kentuckys or ID a pair. For the amount ofresearch that you said you did, I don't know why you expected a royal blue shoe.
Of course I saw afew teal pics, and heard the occasional person say they look lighter in person. But like I say, the majority of buyers, pics and videos suggestedthey were darker. So I went with the majority. If you feel like it, go aheadand scroll through the pics on this board, and watch a bunch of youtube videos,you’ll see what I mean. And the photos you posted are studio shots, whichusually aren’t the best indication of what a shoe really looks like. At leastthey're not usually as accurate as amateur shots.
Just because Iunderstand the reasons for the colour teal, doesn’t mean I have to embrace them.I’m trying to give you my opinion IN SPITE of the reasons.
And it wouldn’thave hurt to have another royal pair. Just look at how many grey-based Lebron IXsthere are. If the Swings looked like they do in most pics, I think they wouldbe hands-down the best IX. As it stands, they still look very good and I considerthem among the top five.
More thananything, as a person who follows the shoe game, I find it interesting that sucha colour discrepancy exists.
And I also wantedto make it clear to people who are still interested in the Swings, and haven’tseen them yet, what they really look like in person. I don’t think there’s anyharm in that.