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No australia in the selection.
That sucks.
That sucks.
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We're always getting snubbed, straight up gives me the ****s.No australia in the selection.
That sucks.
From where? (link?)Ordered these with the quickness! May need a little toebox reshape going by the Nike stock photos.
Yep. If youre not in the Nike inner circle they treat you like ****.We're always getting snubbed, straight up gives me the ****s.
Actually there is.There is no qualitative difference between Adidas and Nike in terms of how they treat their customers.
Wrong. Wrong, and wrong.In what regard? The most requested Adidas shoes by customers are probably Yeezys and those still aren't mass produced. Ultra Boosts and NMDs are probably second but it took them losing their hype to become more widely available.
Like I said - Adidas is the best in the retro department, alongside Puma. Great recreations, good materials and good production numbers.
Just got tracking info on my iD’s.
From Vietnam indeed.
Bahahahahaha. Look at this hypebeast trying to rationalize changing to Adidas.Yep. If youre not in the Nike inner circle they treat you like ****.
no1 reason im off to adidas.
How about you actually be descriptive in regards to the views your expressing? Can't make statements like yours, shoot down others opinions and give no response. Talk or go complain somewhere else b, simple.Wrong. Wrong, and wrong.
Youre way off.
Damn NYC still says stay tuned.
He wasn't complaining about a shoe. He was complaining that they didn't have a workshop in Australia. Nevermind they only picked 6 of the biggest and most influential cities in the world and left out 100's of countries completely. They left out his country so he's mad. My STATE has the same population as his COUNTRY. I guess I should throw a fit that they didn't put one in my state. California is close to DOUBLE the population of Australia and they didn't get one. Cali heads should revolt too.Just wanted to add to the discussion above - most shoes people complain about not getting aren't meant to be commercially available items in the first place but are mostly just brand advertisements. Stuff like Wotherspoons or the Animal Packs to be specific to this thread.
The current way of marketing stuff is tied to the way people in the age demographic of buying sneakers (14-early to mid 20s) perceive things to be cool. Currently being cool doesn't really mean being "unique" but having stuff others don't and flaunting it on a wide social media scale. That's the target demographic of Nike with this type of stuff.
Just compare this type of marketing to the marketing of the Adidas SPZL line for instance - fewer people know about it because the line is marketed to a different kind of consumer base (lovers of classic Adidas sneakers).
The only time I'm pissed about stuff being put out in limited quantities is if the product was available commercially before.