ohdannyboy
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Still debating whether or not I want two of these. Decisions, decisions, decisions....
2011 Air Jordan III (3) Blk/Cement-Grey: Aftermath Thread
- Thread in 'Jordan Brand' Thread starter Started by patentboy23,
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- May 14, 2008
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DO ITTTT! lol.
-Drew
- May 14, 2008
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DO ITTTT! lol.
-Drew
- Jan 1, 2009
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Originally Posted by henz0
NYC for retail??
- Jan 1, 2009
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Originally Posted by henz0
NYC for retail??
- Dec 7, 2001
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2 thats all? going for 4. But these are fly so 2 is a good way to go
- Dec 7, 2001
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2 thats all? going for 4. But these are fly so 2 is a good way to go
- Aug 2, 2011
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How do these fit compared to the Jordan VII Bordeaux ?
- Aug 2, 2011
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How do these fit compared to the Jordan VII Bordeaux ?
- Aug 12, 2010
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Still can't find these in NYC. I got one spot for Pre order if anyone needs that
- Aug 12, 2010
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Still can't find these in NYC. I got one spot for Pre order if anyone needs that
- Dec 19, 2008
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Yeah i got rid of them 2 days later.
- Dec 19, 2008
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Yeah i got rid of them 2 days later.
- Aug 26, 2011
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Alright let me clarify for everyone who is wondering about the sizing. I just got back from the mall to see how the 3's of 2011 fit. I tested the sizing on the Stealth 3's.
I tried on the size I usually get and a half size lower. Basically I tried on a 10 and a 9.5.
When I slipped on the size 10(true size), it didn't feel long at all. I noticed that the ball of my foot had space from the back of the shoe but my toes could reach the toebox. It was also more wider.
When I slipped on the size 9.5(half size lower), it felt more secure and fit. There was no extra space on the back of the shoe and it wasn't as wide as the size 10. My toes reached the toebox and still had wiggle room.
I recommend getting a half size lower but it all depends on your foot really.. I ordered a 10 but I'm going to see if I can trade for a 9.5
Here's a picture:
Left shoe:9.5 Right Shoe: 10
The guy working at Champs told me that the bigger of size you get, the more creasing you'll have. So if you have a big shoe size, it's important to get force fields or something. But if it's snug, it won't show as much creasing.
I tried on the size I usually get and a half size lower. Basically I tried on a 10 and a 9.5.
When I slipped on the size 10(true size), it didn't feel long at all. I noticed that the ball of my foot had space from the back of the shoe but my toes could reach the toebox. It was also more wider.
When I slipped on the size 9.5(half size lower), it felt more secure and fit. There was no extra space on the back of the shoe and it wasn't as wide as the size 10. My toes reached the toebox and still had wiggle room.
I recommend getting a half size lower but it all depends on your foot really.. I ordered a 10 but I'm going to see if I can trade for a 9.5
Here's a picture:
Left shoe:9.5 Right Shoe: 10
The guy working at Champs told me that the bigger of size you get, the more creasing you'll have. So if you have a big shoe size, it's important to get force fields or something. But if it's snug, it won't show as much creasing.
- Aug 26, 2011
- 446
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Alright let me clarify for everyone who is wondering about the sizing. I just got back from the mall to see how the 3's of 2011 fit. I tested the sizing on the Stealth 3's.
I tried on the size I usually get and a half size lower. Basically I tried on a 10 and a 9.5.
When I slipped on the size 10(true size), it didn't feel long at all. I noticed that the ball of my foot had space from the back of the shoe but my toes could reach the toebox. It was also more wider.
When I slipped on the size 9.5(half size lower), it felt more secure and fit. There was no extra space on the back of the shoe and it wasn't as wide as the size 10. My toes reached the toebox and still had wiggle room.
I recommend getting a half size lower but it all depends on your foot really.. I ordered a 10 but I'm going to see if I can trade for a 9.5
Here's a picture:
Left shoe:9.5 Right Shoe: 10
The guy working at Champs told me that the bigger of size you get, the more creasing you'll have. So if you have a big shoe size, it's important to get force fields or something. But if it's snug, it won't show as much creasing.
I tried on the size I usually get and a half size lower. Basically I tried on a 10 and a 9.5.
When I slipped on the size 10(true size), it didn't feel long at all. I noticed that the ball of my foot had space from the back of the shoe but my toes could reach the toebox. It was also more wider.
When I slipped on the size 9.5(half size lower), it felt more secure and fit. There was no extra space on the back of the shoe and it wasn't as wide as the size 10. My toes reached the toebox and still had wiggle room.
I recommend getting a half size lower but it all depends on your foot really.. I ordered a 10 but I'm going to see if I can trade for a 9.5
Here's a picture:
Left shoe:9.5 Right Shoe: 10
The guy working at Champs told me that the bigger of size you get, the more creasing you'll have. So if you have a big shoe size, it's important to get force fields or something. But if it's snug, it won't show as much creasing.
ohdannyboy
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- Apr 5, 2010
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Don't really understand all this half size down nonsense. There is only one shoe that I size down on and that's my chuck t's. Everything else is either true to size or half size up. These fit like the rest of the iii's that dropped this year, and that TTS.
ohdannyboy
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- Apr 5, 2010
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Don't really understand all this half size down nonsense. There is only one shoe that I size down on and that's my chuck t's. Everything else is either true to size or half size up. These fit like the rest of the iii's that dropped this year, and that TTS.
- Aug 26, 2011
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Just like you and I, we are different and so are people's feet. For me personally, I'm going a half size down because it feels more secure and fit. Hopefully this answers your concern to why people worry about half an inch difference. People want comfort in the shoes they rock, simple.
- Aug 26, 2011
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Just like you and I, we are different and so are people's feet. For me personally, I'm going a half size down because it feels more secure and fit. Hopefully this answers your concern to why people worry about half an inch difference. People want comfort in the shoes they rock, simple.
- Jan 4, 2011
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You know anywhere around Memphis where they got these early?
- Jan 4, 2011
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You know anywhere around Memphis where they got these early?
