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70 % lean meat, 30 % fat.
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Try applying a small amount of rubbing alcohol on a towel or microfiber cloth/towel and gently rub at the glue stain. I haven't tried this myself but that's what I would do.Posted a couple pages back, but does anyone know how to remove glue stains from the upper. This is my first pair of boosts that I got on Tuesday's release. The glue is pretty thick on the upper toe material and I haven't been able to pick it off. Using a suede eraser only caused abrasion to the surrounding material as well.
Do these run like the ZG knits? Don't think i can pass with the current prices.These are nice, comfortable, and ready for winter and rainy days.
I tried rubbing alcohol on a pair of my PK NMDs and it didn't harm/discolor anything, but it also didn't do anything to the glue.
Try applying a small amount of rubbing alcohol on a towel or microfiber cloth/towel and gently rub at the glue stain. I haven't tried this myself but that's what I would do.
Disclaimer: I do not know what effect rubbing alcohol might have on the primeknit upper.
Most of the Y-3 Sport line runs different from other Y-3 stuff. I just got the Y-3 Sport Trail X (which I highly recommend for winter boost shoe/boot) and they're pretty much TTS. I went .5 down and would have liked em a tiny bit bigger.Do these run like the ZG knits? Don't think i can pass with the current prices.These are nice, comfortable, and ready for winter and rainy days.
It's extra epoxy that binds the outsole to the midsole. That epoxy has already cured and has binded with the Boost. No way of getting that out without destroying the protective gloss and potentially the boost material.Posted a couple pages back, but does anyone know how to remove glue stains from the upper. This is my first pair of boosts that I got on Tuesday's release. The glue is pretty thick on the upper toe material and I haven't been able to pick it off. Using a suede eraser only caused abrasion to the surrounding material as well.
It's extra epoxy that binds the outsole to the midsole. That epoxy has already cured and has binded with the Boost. No way of getting that out without destroying the protective gloss and potentially the boost material.
painting it white would be one of your only options but you might just have to live with it.
I thought he got an extension?! WTF
Extension was agreed upon before the season started. Now, he's gone.
I thought he got an extension?! WTF
Chargers needs to do the same with HC and specially Strength and Conditioning coach...
Oh... I thought that extension was just a week or 2 ago... LOL
Extension was agreed upon before the season started. Now, he's gone.
From my experience where I have seen that excess epoxy is at the toe in the thinnest part of the boost.It's not on the boost. It's on the PK (toe).
I'm salty as **** right now. I still need TB and now this.There's no way I'll be able to afford it. Resale prices will be insane
Me too, but those burgundy wool 3.0s look just as good if not better.I hurt every time i see his name. I was 2 minutes late in getting a Burgundy 10.5 from him for $275 back in the day.
Ever since people started comparing the burgs to ground beef, I cannot unsee it each time y'all post pics of them. I'm definitely out with these.
70 % lean meat, 30 % fat.
I'll be on a plane that day
So v2 confirmed on the 17th...