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Sorry if this has been posted before, but was wondering if anyone knew what BW stood for when it comes to Air Max BW. Thanks in advance.
What does the BW stand for Air Max BW
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Good question, I did not know that either
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Thanks for the replies. I never knew it stood for that. Can anyone explain or give me a history lesson as to why it is Big Window.
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word? i thot they were for dudes who were in to bbw porn
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BW is going to be an obsolete term soon if this shoe gets the same treatment that our beloved 95 has received.
RIP real air units
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Thanks again for all the replies, really hepled me out. Mods you can lock this.
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110% correct
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I like to call them B-Dubs...
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these are the AIR MAX 91 too....
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word.....I just hope it doesn't
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110% wrong. This switch was already made 4-5 years ago, and all BWs made since then have had the nitrogen version of the Airsole.
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Phil wanted a "bigger window" to see the Air unit, so Tinker and the other designers obliged.
Not too much to it, but that is the history.
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that window is in danger of a serious downsizing
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what are you talking about?Originally Posted by jfeezy
110% wrong. This switch was already made 4-5 years ago, and all BWs made since then have had the nitrogen version of the Airsole.
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no, what he's saying is if you haven't complained about the new bubble already on the BW's, it won't be changing anytime soon asstated earlier, unless the tech in the air pockets change.Originally Posted by ShoeHefner5
what are you talking about?Originally Posted by jfeezy
110% wrong. This switch was already made 4-5 years ago, and all BWs made since then have had the nitrogen version of the Airsole.. Nitrogen filled units are smaller than traditional air units. at the molecular level, the nitrogen needs to be housed in a smaller area to be stable.
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If it took this long to say something, it's not that major and the name stands...that's what he was trying to get across I believe.
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Don't try and get in a scientific pissing match with me, son. There's so much wrong with your thinking that I hardly know where to begin.Originally Posted by ShoeHefner5
what are you talking about?. Nitrogen filled units are smaller than traditional air units. at the molecular level, the nitrogen needs to be housed in a smaller area to be stable.
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Thankfully, I've already posted a ton of information on NT that answers this question, among others. Start by reading this.
Then, read here, here and here.
After that, I'd be happy to discuss it further with you if you have more questions.
