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Damn, that doesn't sound good. I had a similar problem with my Zoom Flight 98 Gloves where the same would happen if the tongue was off center.
So size up 1/2?
I would say so if they’re using the 2014 mold
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Damn, that doesn't sound good. I had a similar problem with my Zoom Flight 98 Gloves where the same would happen if the tongue was off center.
So size up 1/2?
Saw these on sneakers, but I’m not a ‘posite Head. Can some post some pics of the changes they made? Or point me in the right direction?
WOW.On the interior of the shoe's midsole, there is a curve that comes up by the bottom front of the midsole. They basically cut that part out for no reason and now the midsole is just flat and awkward looking (it's also missing the 'teeth/claws that point up in the back of the mdisole to align with the upper grooves). For Posite heads who've looked at this shoe all their life it's as bad as putting a Jordan XI sole on a Foamposite I and stands out. Here is the comparison below:
Correct midsole:
Incorrect- chopped midsole:
I seem to remember reading when the Coppers and the New York Knicks colorways came out that this isn’t technically an exact retro of the original Flightposite but instead a redesign based on that Flightposite model.
Someone said that just because the name on the box was something wonky like 'Air Flightposite 2014 PRM'. So basically the "new" 2014 Flightposite. Honestly, I think that's total BS. No disrespect to whoever said it but for 1. Its just some random person's interpretation and 2. That's just a cop out... it IS A FLIGHTPOSITE. It's not like the name is totally different or a totally different shoe. It's not even Air Flightposite 2.0 .. its Disrespectposite.
Someone over at Nike is a complete *** and now that it's like this, they refuse to admit to their mistake and change it back as usual.
I’d feel goofy AF rockin these new flights