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come on fam obviously he forgot to add an s, for the word unstraped.
Outlet Alert: Air Jordan 8 "Bugs Bunny"
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Okay? And they released 2007. I wore them plenty of times in the 3 years that I had them for before selling them. Just recently bought another pair though.
Here's more pictures of my old Aquas worn with them:
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Regardless of the shoes I always wear a wearable shoe tree with ALL my shoes. I have a pair of Air Force 1's that I bought in 2009 and still look new.
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are these the shoe trees you guys speak of? never tried anything like this, look like they can be uncomfortable no?
are these the shoe trees you guys speak of? never tried anything like this, look like they can be uncomfortable no?
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I just bought a pair of sneaker shields last week, should be here in a few days. Ill post them, ive read some reviews that you may have to cut them to fit properly.
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yea thats what im concerned about. found them fore about $16 shipped on ebay never seen them in stores.
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Odd how ndc cart systems works , couldn't add to cart day of release , now I look and have them sitting since release date waiting for check out so goofy
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Yes those are the ones I have.
As for comfort as long as your wearing your correct size shoe you shouldn't have a problem. Never had to cut mines though but I've heard ppl have done it.
I'd rather keep them whole though just so the entire toebox is protected.
As for comfort as long as your wearing your correct size shoe you shouldn't have a problem. Never had to cut mines though but I've heard ppl have done it.
I'd rather keep them whole though just so the entire toebox is protected.
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Wasn't aware that they have two different types of wearable shoe trees. After seeing this might pick up the other sneaker protector (black) shown on this video:
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hmm id have to try them out and see how they would feel.
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Still there. Was able to add to cart. Not copping though.
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Sold out on FNL
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I would definitely recommend it to anyone that wants to preserve their sneakers
Here's the link to both of the shoe trees:
http://www.sneakershields.com/
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Size 12 still up. 10 is gone.
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It depends, they can be. Like if your shoes are tight fitting with no wiggle room, they can be uncomfortable. The key to putting them in is to take the insoles out first so you can truly fit them in. Probably fits best with shoes where you go a half size up. I wear 8.5 but when I put the sneaker shields in a size 9, it feels fine.
Wore my 8s once with them in, did a lot of walking and saw no creases.
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im going to tell you guys a secret ok. promise me you wont tell anyone. ok so you want to wear youre VIII's and keep them looking clean, no creases right. simple all you do is dont strap them when you wear them because that air jordan tab is going to lose color after a while. secondly if you drive wear a pair of beaters because these crease easy. last thing when you put the sneakers back in the box stuff the hell out of the shoe with sock you dont wearand strap the sneaker back up.
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Still have the 03's. need to find a product to stop this midsole from yellowing.
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all you can do is slow down the process. dont wear a sneaker like this in the rain or walk in dirt or even clean with water. i would use zip lock bags and store in a dark cool area
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i wear a 10.5 in most my kicks. i guess with decent "wiggle" room. where can i get these besides ebay in NY? never seen them and whats retail for them? also whats the difference btwn those and the black shoe trees? sorry for all the questions but im new to these things.
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so? ain't it his pic?
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man, how are they going to save you money?
those things are super uncomfortable, i got some back in 09 and i hate them, they should develop some with padding because those hurt so much
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IMO I don't feel them in the shoes.
The way you fit them is by taking out the insole first and then placing them in, then just put back the insole. By doing this it will prevent the shoe trees from moving back and forth as u walk.
Again u need to get ur right size shoe in order for u to be comfortable with them on or even go a half size up for further comfort (everyone's feet are different)
The way you fit them is by taking out the insole first and then placing them in, then just put back the insole. By doing this it will prevent the shoe trees from moving back and forth as u walk.
Again u need to get ur right size shoe in order for u to be comfortable with them on or even go a half size up for further comfort (everyone's feet are different)
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grapes upcoming had a bigger impact than all those combined.
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Thanks everyone for helping with the creasing situation I put my wearable show trees in and hoped for the best. No creasing what so ever so far. The only creasing was a little but not even noticeable unless you look close near he laces at the bottom will post pics laters. Any difference between the white and black show trees?
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