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If you can get me that Data in size 8.5 for under retail would you be able to buy for me? I will even give you a 10% buyers fee and shipping to Montana.
they're all gone not because of christmas but because of 2.3 years agoI only saw the Data's in size 11 and up. I'm sure they are all gone now away with all the Christmas shopping going on. Sorry
HAHAHA just what I was thinking too
I can't believe we're still returning to lists of our favourite shoes... that was 3 months ago....
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Couldn't agree more. I personally think that Adidas is doing a better job with working with others and creating some nice collaborations, while Nike seems to just sit there and do nothing, or if they do end up doing stuff, its with the same shoes like AF1s.Nike needs new management and vision ASAP - all they're doing is focusing on garbage retros. Well over a decade of the same 'ish being re-re-retroed has stifled any kind of innovation.
0 hype or information on your biggest signature, but some whack retro Jordans are hyped up months in advance.
I think when people say Adidas is "killing it," they are referring more to what Adidas was putting out in the recent past (5 or so years ago) versus now rather than meaning that they have leapfrogged Nike for the top spot. If you compare Adidas designs now versus five years ago, it's not even close. The Ultra boost, CE, CLB, Rose 7, and Dame 2/3 are much better than what was out 5+ years ago. Plus, boost is amazing. Conversly, many of Nike's designs have seemed to have declined in recent years. The Kobe A.D. has nothing on the Kobe 8 or 9. The Lebron 13 is not close to the the Lebron 8-10s. However, Nike is still putting out some interesting designs. The KD 9 is an awesome performer and really takes advantage of flyknit. The hyperdunk flyknit is cool (though the price tag $40-$50 more than any adidas basketball shoe). Finally, not seeing many people wearing Adidas basketball shoes on court doesn't mean Adidas is not doing a great job designing performance shoes. They have been receiving great reviews on here and youtube/blogs.
I'm probably gonna get some flack for this, but Adidas is WAY overrated right now. They are not "killing it" as so many say they are. The only reason the yeezy boosts (aka Roshe Run Rip Offs) are selling is because of the name attached to them. I'll give them the Ultra Boosts because they're comfortable af. But besides that, they are not "killing it" design wise. I can guarantee the people that say Adidas is winning right now saw some people on the streets wearing Kanye shirts, joggers/skinny jeans, and NMD's. And I don't see anyone rocking any of the newest Adidas basketball shoes.
Well put.
I think when people say Adidas is "killing it," they are referring more to what Adidas was putting out in the recent past (5 or so years ago) versus now rather than meaning that they have leapfrogged Nike for the top spot. If you compare Adidas designs now versus five years ago, it's not even close. The Ultra boost, CE, CLB, Rose 7, and Dame 2/3 are much better than what was out 5+ years ago. Plus, boost is amazing. Conversly, many of Nike's designs have seemed to have declined in recent years. The Kobe A.D. has nothing on the Kobe 8 or 9. The Lebron 13 is not close to the the Lebron 8-10s. However, Nike is still putting out some interesting designs. The KD 9 is an awesome performer and really takes advantage of flyknit. The hyperdunk flyknit is cool (though the price tag $40-$50 more than any adidas basketball shoe). Finally, not seeing many people wearing Adidas basketball shoes on court doesn't mean Adidas is not doing a great job designing performance shoes. They have been receiving great reviews on here and youtube/blogs.
Summary: "Killing it" does not really mean that Adidas has overtaken Nike. Instead, it means that Adidas has made significant strides in recent years and does not seem to be slowing down, whereas Nike is becoming stagnant in many facets. I still buy and wear shoes from both brands, so I look forward to seeing what they (and others) create going forward.
Yeah dude said it right, from a design standpoint Adidas is going the right direction. Nike been rehashing retro after retro, and their new designs are meh subjectively.
Still laugh when people say the 350's are Roshe rip offs.
Without the Ye name attached the 350's are a very well designed shoe that looks good casually. Nike has always been "about the athlete".
Sneakernews.com has the 1st of January as RD
I think the XIV got push back again, you can't find the XIV at footlocker eu or footlocker au schedule on December anymore