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I used to work at the Nike store connected to Athletes World and that was one of my best working experiences. Infrared 6s sat for a long while when they dropped (the good old days).
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I used to work at the Nike store connected to Athletes World and that was one of my best working experiences. Infrared 6s sat for a long while when they dropped (the good old days).
Most sneaker releases sat to be honest or were at least easily available at most locations. We always forget that this is still a relatively new hobbie and the social media age has just intensified the amount of hype and people feeling like they need a certain sneaker when they might have passed just due to their personal taste back in the day. We’ve all been victim to that hypebeast influence when you see a shoe garnering a ton of attention on IG or Twitter, then you may want it even though you don’t truly love it. I bought the Y3 triple white pure boost and paid retail and I can be the first to admit that those are probably my biggest regret in a sneaker purchase. They’re made cheap like a regular boost sneaker but due to the Y3 name...they charged $375 for it. I ordered from Haven without realizing they were final sale. SMDH.
I talked to this filipino dude that knows his kicks. If you spoke to the white chick inside the store, I'm pretty sure she doesn't really know her kicks (not trying to stereotype, but that's what happened last time I asked about some shoes at the Markville Nike).Checked out Nike at Markville Mall, asked this chick about the flyknit trainers, and if they're getting a restock this week or next, she said no we're not. I asked, do you even know which one I'm talking about? Since she looked confused.
Another NTer mentioned a few posts back that they're getting a random restock. Don't know what to believe now lol.
Don't forget there were Nike accounts literally everywhere back in the day and some retros would actually go on sale too. Today's Sportswear and SVP Vaughan used to have some solid line-ups and good drops back in the day. There was also this one sneaker store inside P-Mall (not TSW) that had releases and retros sitting inside just cuz no one knew the spot existed. Also, throwback to when Solestop was the OG resell shop and they didn't even charge rape back then. Used to be my go-to shop to look at gems that I couldn't afford.Most sneaker releases sat to be honest or were at least easily available at most locations. We always forget that this is still a relatively new hobbie and the social media age has just intensified the amount of hype and people feeling like they need a certain sneaker when they might have passed just due to their personal taste back in the day. We’ve all been victim to that hypebeast influence when you see a shoe garnering a ton of attention on IG or Twitter, then you may want it even though you don’t truly love it. I bought the Y3 triple white pure boost and paid retail and I can be the first to admit that those are probably my biggest regret in a sneaker purchase. They’re made cheap like a regular boost sneaker but due to the Y3 name...they charged $375 for it. I ordered from Haven without realizing they were final sale. SMDH.
Friend told me the B/W Trainers have restocked today at Markville Mall
I talked to this filipino dude that knows his kicks. If you spoke to the white chick inside the store, I'm pretty sure she doesn't really know her kicks (not trying to stereotype, but that's what happened last time I asked about some shoes at the Markville Nike).
Don't talk to random employees lol. Talk to the ones that actually know their sneakers.Serious? Chick last night told me they weren't getting anymore.. jeez..
A lot of these employees have zero knowledge about any products, and simply just work there for a paycheck and/or because it's the "cool" place to work
Don't talk to random employees lol. Talk to the ones that actually know their sneakers.
Also if you wanna actually get info out of an employee, don't just walk in and ask for info on a restock cuz they either won't know or don't want to tell you.
A lot don't even care about the job. They just work there to get pairs first to resell.A lot of these employees have zero knowledge about any products, and simply just work there for a paycheck and/or because it's the "cool" place to work
yeah I've been into shoes even before some of you are born LMAO.We always forget that this is still a relatively new hobbie .
I used to work at the Nike store connected to Athletes World and that was one of my best working experiences. Infrared 6s sat for a long while when they dropped (the good old days).
yeah I've been into shoes even before some of you are born LMAO.
I get your point, but this is just not true.
Blew all of my money on OG prestos, that alone is 17/18 years ago.
i don't know anyone (personally) that collected back in the 80s let alone the 70s.
no way that's true. Even Jordan's only really started popping late 80s early 90s.
and even then no one really collected.
Considering getting those but I’m undecided.. not a huge fan of grey ubs, but there’s something about those with the white heel cup that look dopeMints look better imo