People who cop overseas also help with reference to sizing as well. I ordered from End and got them the day before they released in the states and realized they fit rather large. Tried helping some of you on here w advice saying to go .5 size down, but i can see a lot of people didn't heed the advice me and some other roshe heads were trying to give. Anyways, its always a good idea to check with people who have pairs on hand first to ask them sizing info, quality, etc.
the part where the knit meets the sole just looked sloppy on some parts..like they didn't bother wiping up some glue (this will obviously vary pair to pair), the fit (i went half size down) just wasn't doing it, and overall holding them in hand they just felt underwhelming and quality is meh to me for 125$. just felt like i was getting ripped by nike. that being said, i was on the fence about these to begin with because the scale-like pattern looked kinda weak. i ordered them anyway because i wanted to see them in person, thinking it may change my mind. it was the opposite. felt like they could have done so much better on these considering the possibilities with flyknit. was planning on copping the all blacks as well but probably not anymore.
The original sole is one solid piece of foam, the Natural Motion sole has flex grooves cut into it to help it move and flex better. A lot of people say they really can't feel a big difference though. Pretty sure it's just a marketing scheme to help make an excuse for Nike raising prices for Roshes.
I saw those, wish I could find some on feet.
Can you post a pic?
The U.S. release date is Sept. 20th
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the 20th looks so far away
Just checked it's new ripstop patterns. Camo and striped[h2]Monday, September 08, 2014[/h2]
Curious to see what this is....
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Most likely some additional options to on Nike ID?
