Nobody said it didn't, and I don't see anyone complaining about anything like that. I simply made a joke at the expense of those using filters. And others might have real reasons to be upset due to the fact that 100% of all the earlier pictures made the shoe look completely different than what the actual product was, seeing how they might have ordered due to those pictures and, as a result, they now have money and time tied into shoes they don't actually want.
Yeah, sure...
Yeah, Sure.
THIS
NOT this... In the renderings the upper/liner/tongue all look almost identical to the flyknit color. This is absolutely not "EXACTLY" like the finished product.
Lol, you prefer another view.
Look how nice the asymmetrical flyknit looks compared to the solid flyknit. I wonder why that is.
Here are some pics from my first NikeiD that I received this past Thursday. Hope that you like them as much as I do.
I selected the medium setting. Hope that's alright and isn't messing with anyone's connection out in the boonies.
I noticed that when building my pair. The rendering of the solid flyknit looked nasty. That was the deciding factor for why I went with the asymmetrical upper. Wanted the red to look more red, not washed out. Here's another view of them, on foot.
Really nice. Probably the best red pair I've seen
hey @dareal08 where did you get those pants/what brand are those?? lookin like carbon fiber almost!
Agreed that the asymmetric seems to hold the dye/paint much better. Likely has to do with the white starting point (or maybe the weave). Grabbed a few shots from IG to help me decide wether or not to pull the trigger on a Green Glow pair... The solid might even look better in the pic than in reality (not sure if a filter was applied as it isn't my pic)
