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Bordeaux 37
It would be dope if they made the “skeleton” black and kept the Leno weave grey.
Air Jordan XXXVII (37) first look…
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It would be dope if they made the “skeleton” black and kept the Leno weave grey.
- Jan 2, 2014
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5’7 barefoot, 7’5 in the 37’s
Looks like I better pay extra so that I can get my pair ASAP so that I can get to the NBA first!
- Sep 6, 2000
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I don't think these are bad
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I was hoping these would also feature the Air Jordan logo where the “Air” is inside the “Jordan” like the 6s and 7s had. The 36s had it on the back of the tongue, I always liked that logo for some reason.
- Sep 6, 2000
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Me too. Simple, clean, and classic!
- Jul 19, 2012
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Agreed. These look great and something I could actually wear casually as well.I don't think these are bad
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Jordan 38
Self "Adapt" straps.
guessing..
Self "Adapt" straps.
guessing..
rainking
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The only positive design feature I see with these looks-wise is, at least they finally ditched the idiotic giant pull loop on the tongues. Other than that, see ya next year for another attempt, JB 
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The only positive design feature I see with these looks-wise is, at least they finally ditched the idiotic giant pull loop on the tongues. Other than that, see ya next year for another attempt, JB
I will bet my money on the fact, that JB will not make the tongue smaller for the 37 Lows.
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Me too. Would look nice with AIR JORDAN across the tongue
- Feb 7, 2016
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I don't like the design of the leno-weave and that support material under it. looks dirty and reminds me of....The only positive design feature I see with these looks-wise is, at least they finally ditched the idiotic giant pull loop on the tongues. Other than that, see ya next year for another attempt, JB
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Overall, I like what JB is doing with the new models. I just wish that they didn’t take the philosophy that all premium materials are off limits for performance. We can still have some leather and patent leather. We can still have metal/metallic accents. A 0.043 oz weight difference is not going to make you a faster, better, more explosive player. I feel like they don’t take into account the point of diminishing returns. What we lose in the style provided by premium materials they try to make up for with extreme color ways afforded by these new materials. That works for some of us, doesn’t for some of us.
Not bashing JB. I still buy the Air Jordans that come out. Just saying.
Not bashing JB. I still buy the Air Jordans that come out. Just saying.
- May 15, 2003
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Side profile gives off Jordan 9 vibes.
Yeah, I said that earlier. They look more like a modernized 9 to me than 7.
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I hear ya and I do think the reduced weight argument is a bit funny. Sure you want the best of the best. Sure you don't want to play in steel-toed boots or cinder blocks with laces but reducing it by .5 of an ounce seems crazy. Again, if over all you're reducing the shoe by multiple ounces then OK. But gosh darn, professional athletes can't perform in shoes that are a few ounces heavier? Ounces, not lbs, ounces. We're not talking football or hockey gear here. You're basically just wearing a pair of shoes as your equipment. I will admit I do like seeing them push forward with using different, unique and maybe newly created materials. Again, I'm ancient - I've been around for a while - so been there and done that with the leather, metal, etc. but I can definitely see the argument where using those should not be ruled out based on weight especially for accents. Sorry for the ramble again. LOL
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not really.Side profile gives off Jordan 9 vibes.
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this is what I exactly talking about. also annoys me that some reviewers are sensitive about ounces. damn idiots think that a 1 pound shoe is heavy enough to impact a shoe that is a 1/2 lb lighter. it's ridiculous. the truth is, what some of these reviewers are missing that weight balance and flexibility are a lot more crucial for performance than overall weight. I don't mind them changing the materials or making them light, just don't make them look silly like you are wearing a raincoat on your feet.
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. I remember wearing 32/64 ounces leg weights which are equivalent to 2/4 lbs with shoes that are about 16 ounces (1 lb) when jogging. some people are already complaining of 16 ounce is heavy. goodness, that is beyond crazy. it's SAD. just don't wear shoes at all.- Dec 17, 2018
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Totally agree, some of the better performing Jordans were far from light: X, XII, XVIII, XIX, XX, 2011.
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@ saying what professional athletes should wearHow self centered do you have to be to have this argument?
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Yes, it does. The big visual difference is that the midsole isn’t color-matched to the collar above the ankle. Keep in mind I said vibes, not exact copy.
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I’m not sure who/what this was directed at.
How self centered do you have to be to have this argument?
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Cardinal 37
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Exactly, weight balance and flexibility. These new things feel like Chinese finger traps
