meh after doing this sneaker thing for years i dont see it as unfair anymore. its the nature of the beast. this is more than a hobby for people so theyre going to do more to get more. whether thats building connections with store owners or paying people to wait in line for them. fact is it may seem unfair to you but all your doing is lining up and getting a ticket. thats considerably less than what these guys do to get the quantities they get.
they may look like theyre sitting but every ******* is ee under the age of 20 with odell beckham jr frosted tips and cuffed joggers and all of their friends are rocking jordans still, specifically the ones we see sitting on shelves. JB has transitioned into an everymans shoe and im not mad at them for it. more in money in nikes pocket
the soles gone soft but otherwise still pretty good. no separation or anythingGuys can still rock a pair of 15 year-old sneakers?
And some just press a button and check out with 20 pairs
Yes 1s from 01 are still wearable, many 94 pairs are still wearable. The worst that will happen is some leather cracks and the air bag unit crumbles and they are more uncomfortable then they already were.Guys can still rock a pair of 15 year-old sneakers?
01's if you're not wearing them. The 16 if they'll be on your feet.
I still dont think thats fair, because what this guy do is to hoard and lock all the shoes and let those people who really want the shoe to buy from him and pay above retail. Its normal for some to buy multiples and flip it but this guy bought a hundred or even a thousands pairs. Its not a hobby for him, its all about money.
This is true, Nike/JB are a billion dollar business, their goal is to get a pair of their shoes on every pair of feet in every demographic they possibly can.
fair, but not everyones a sneakerhead. i know im not anymore. a lot of these kids are just trying to get something on their feet that they wont be clowned for
Agree with this. That's why I will never understand paying 3-4 times the retail price of anything. Like I've said before, you can just use that money buy a pair of designer kicks that are much higher quality. A couple years ago, I was seriously considering buying Royals on resale but bought SLPs instead. One of the best shoe decisions I've made. My SLPs catch the eye of regular people who don't care about Retros and they look just like the day I bought them (even though I've abused them).
its the rich people messing up the market, before when jordans and sb dunks was mostly coveted by people in the hood resell was like $100 most then with social media and everyone wanting to rock the best kicks people with money to burn got in the game and you see how this is going. Its so much easier to reach kids now a days and turn them into hypebeast.
Might be difficult to believe but there are people on this threat from all parts of the world.
It's like that for every jordan release in multiple stores. what are you talkin about?
