THE OFFICIAL AIR MAX 1 THREAD

[dakidbanks]

Usually you want to check with them on Saturdays when there is a Jordan release around 6:20 EST that's when they send out emails with the promo code

Bet.. I’ll see if someone posts the code because I’ve never gotten one.. not even to the spam folder with multiple emails lol

Never even got a confirmation email that I was subscribed smh

 

[dblplay1212]

Yea these look good to me. I'm sure we could pick apart some things but overall I think they are great.

 

[DYNAMICS]

Pretty solid. Only thing that really stands out is the shade of green.

 

[cumma]

Not that happy with the mudguards so far

 

[illustrayt]

For those that own the recently released Neutral Olives, is that leather on the mudguard?



I just scooped up the Black Tongues for them lol… I guess I’m proceeding with the idea/project.

 

[imabkboy]

Not that happy with the mudguards so far

Am I bugging or the curved part of the mudhuard looks too pointy

 

[cumma]

Am I bugging or the curved part of the mudhuard looks too pointy

Just think muds on the OGs are thicker, what I prefer.

 

[Fozz]

thicker, what I prefer.

 

[Famousname]

Pulled these old fuse off the shelf for the bbq tonight and… opps. Time to shop for doaners. Bubbles are shot, too. I specifically wanted to wear these due to chance of rain.

 

[Blake P]

Pulled these old fuse off the shelf for the bbq tonight and… opps. Time to shop for doaners. Bubbles are shot, too. I specifically wanted to wear these due to chance of rain.

That's exactly where my older (and some newer) pairs have been separating first. Out of curiosity, do you use shoe trees in yours? Starting to wonder if overly aggressive shoe trees are a contributing factor.

 

[vegetaray123]

That's exactly where my older (and some newer) pairs have been separating first. Out of curiosity, do you use shoe trees in yours? Starting to wonder if overly aggressive shoe trees are a contributing factor.

All but one of the pairs I’ve had start separating on me over the years started at that same spot…I don’t use any type of paper or shoe trees once I start wearing a pair either…Just toss them back in the box as is after I wear them…

I think it’s more likely that the drop from heel to toe puts the most pressure on that part of the shoe when walking …Even though it’s slight…

Who knows though…

 

[Famousname]

That's exactly where my older (and some newer) pairs have been separating first. Out of curiosity, do you use shoe trees in yours? Starting to wonder if overly aggressive shoe trees are a contributing factor.

No, my shoes just literally sit on a shelf. No box, no trees, no stuffing, no nothing.

 

[vegetaray123]

 

[2pacalypsenow]

All but one of the pairs I’ve had start separating on me over the years started at that same spot…I don’t use any type of paper or shoe trees once I start wearing a pair either…Just toss them back in the box as is after I wear them…

I think it’s more likely that the drop from heel to toe puts the most pressure on that part of the shoe when walking …Even though it’s slight…

Who knows though…

Gotta be the environment as well; I’ve noticed people who lived in humid areas of the US don’t have the most adequate way to store shoes and they get destroyed by humidity.

 

[illustrayt]

Puerto Rico Orange Frosts for work today

 

[migu420]

Gotta be the environment as well; I’ve noticed people who lived in humid areas of the US don’t have the most adequate way to store shoes and they get destroyed by humidity.

Google hydrolosis polyurethane. I always attributed separated outsoles to the flex of my foot putting the most stress right where the ball of my foot is.

 

[vegetaray123]

Gotta be the environment as well; I’ve noticed people who lived in humid areas of the US don’t have the most adequate way to store shoes and they get destroyed by humidity.

Yeah humidity is terrible on the longevity of sneakers for sure…But I’ve never had to deal with that since I’ve been in Vegas for nearly 37 years now…