DYNAMICS
formerly diplomat tdot
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Anyone hit on the 4s today?
Official Toronto - Outlet and Store report
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no. Snkrs put me in line for 5 minutes and then sold out. Livestock sold out after I solved the 2 captchas. Foot locker let me into the site after 30 minutes but blocked me after I added to cart
DYNAMICS
formerly diplomat tdot
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Saw this in the news today.....
www.bbc.com
Mom is the general manager of Nike North America and her kid has a lucrative sneaker resale business?
Nike exec quits after son's trainer resale firm revealed
He reportedly used a credit card in her name to buy shoes for his resale company.
www.bbc.com
Mom is the general manager of Nike North America and her kid has a lucrative sneaker resale business?
selfmade__89
formerly selfmadeapparel
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Saw this in the news today.....
Nike exec quits after son's trainer resale firm revealed
He reportedly used a credit card in her name to buy shoes for his resale company.
Mom is the general manager of Nike North America and her kid has a lucrative sneaker resale business?
Supposedly she is DIRECTLY TIED TO SNKRS and the whole shift towards using the app
PERHAPS WHY no one is hitting on these raffles????????????????????????????????
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if shoe companies just switched to built to order for hyped releases, then we wouldn't have these problems and they'd make more money
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if anyone could get any shoe they wanted there wouldn't be anywhere near as much hype for the masses that want to buy them
ie nike could hypothetically see less sales as a result
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Limiting hyped releases drives demand for all their other non-hyped releases, especially those releases that closely resemble a hyped release. How many of us in here have settled on buying versions of Nike sneakers that "look" like their hyped releases? I'm definitely guilty of doing this.
If everyone could get their hands on AJ1 High OG colourways (Banned, Chicago, Royal, Black Toe, etc) I highly doubt there would be as much demand for other AJ1 High non-OG colourways, and demand for their AJ1 mid/low models would probably be non-existent.
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maybe less sales but possibly more revenue as they don't have to sell their shoes to retailers for 1/2 the price.
DYNAMICS
formerly diplomat tdot
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I definitely haven't especially in recent years when I saw how hard Nike and JB have been pulling that stunt. It's the reason why AJ 1 Mids in certain colourways are selling out fast.
With the Taupe 4s that came out last weekend I definitely wanted those because obviously its the closest thing to the Travis F&F pair, but those never released so I don't count those.
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you're assuming
1. nike has the infrastructure to distribute at a scale as wide as their retail partners
2. nike is willing to take on the responsibility of unsold stock, which retailers are constantly marking down to just break even on having held onto it for so long
3. that retailers aren't already being strong armed into buying tons of non-limited stock to get access to limited stock
nike goes for the money and if they knew they could make more money selling all of their shoes themselves, i'm sure they would, but they don't
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Saw this in the news today.....
Nike exec quits after son's trainer resale firm revealed
He reportedly used a credit card in her name to buy shoes for his resale company.
Mom is the general manager of Nike North America and her kid has a lucrative sneaker resale business?
“Real g's move in silence like lasagna”. got exposed showing his financials which then revealed mommy's credit card. so mommy loses a high profile, cushy corporate job, plus a nice pension plan just so that lil-whatever-his name-is can chase some clout and make couple thousand bucks. fam def aint from da hoods
nike says they are against reselling etc, but how do we know they don't backdoor to places like stockx or stadium goods thru offshore shell companies. get profits on retail and resell. that's the only way stockx and stadium goods have such market valuations on them. we are talking sales of items that have no intrinsic value. just plastic, leather maybe, fabric and a cardboard box. a patek at least has some mechanical/jewel/precious metal parts on them to make it worthwhile
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It’s always the resellers smh
Why use backdoor when you can use the front door lol
Why use backdoor when you can use the front door lol
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Size 9 cool grey 3s on sportchek site
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Hey bruh I love NT but you gotta keep the sportcheck link on the low. It’s the last spot I’m still able to buy j’s from. Don’t want it overrun by a bunch of boogers tryna make $10 a shoe
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I miss the days when yeezys and ultra boosts were hyped up, and most jordans went on sale and/or to outlets
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The NMD craze was wild lol
This bubble will eventually pop and the cycle continues
This bubble will eventually pop and the cycle continues
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yo the sad part is...it wasn't even that long ago
so true, 2016-2017
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Roshe's too. I couldn't wear them again after my wife said 'those look like girls shoes.' I just couldn't un-see it.
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Roshe's look like toms
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I still **** with Roshes. Only shoe you can wear without socks and not have to worry about them being smelly. And in the chance that they do, you just throw em in the washing machine. I also still wear them as a sign of protest against hypebeast culture.
DYNAMICS
formerly diplomat tdot
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Folks have been saying for the past decade that this current bubble will pop and there's been no signs of that. With platforms like SX and GOAT a part of the
I like Roshes. I still have the 1 pair I bought, I didn't go all in on them like I did Flyknits which I still wear to this day. I wish Nike continued more with FKs instead of jumping ship so quick. And now depending on certain colourways, they go for $$$$ now.
Never got into the NMD craze, wasn't a fan. Ultraboosts I love and still love/wear. The adidas Yeezys I bought a lot of eventually sold them all. I have 2 DS pairs left that I'm waiting to get rid of.
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remember when the OG NMD's came out (R1 Core Black/Lush Red)? cats was resellin' em for $600-700+ some colorways still selling for a premium but market aint huge for those thangs
this bubble will pop but not going down to pre-2015 levels, just likely consolidating and plateau. remember, raffles and hypebeastin' is a "norm" these days. walking into a store early on drop date to pick up a pair is not. there's a whole generation of kids who think that raffles and coppin' off secondary market is just daily routine - like puttin on a mask to go to school
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i remember ultraboosts reselling for higher. i always found that foolish considering it is a normal release item with a temporary shortage.
Jordans on the other hand hasn't missed a beat despite frequently re-releasing stuff. The sneaker scalping world doesn't upset me nearly as much as realtors'... "you are the lowest bidder you should put at least 200k over asking to buy this house...". ofc you want someone to overpay to boost your commission!
