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i don't care about yellowing, kicks are to be worn and thus to yellow, if i wanna brand new kicks... i wear my latest pick!
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I've heard that RIT works better, and is less abrasive.
Are you guys using this or have ever used this to clean the mesh on your kicks?
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they tint them but they still go yellow much faster than they used to. I really believe that the ONLY reason they started tinting everything is to make sure they make it through retail without noticeable traces of yellowingYELLOWED SOLES ARE TRASH… HOW BOUT IF JB WENT AHEAD AND DROPPED THE COLUMBIA XI'S THIS DECEMBER WITH FRESH OUT THE BOX PEE SOLES… WOULD THAT ADD CHARACTER OR A WET WIPE???
THE WHOLE 2002-2005 NT SPENT COUNTLESS HOURS IN FORUMS COMPLAINING ABOUT THIS AND NOW THERES THIS WEIRD SHIFT WHERE WE ACTUALLY GET ICE BLUE TINTED SOLES AND ITS A PROBLEM? LMAOOO … I DIGRESS. AND TO THE EXTREMEST … NO THIS DOES NOT MEAN I WANT ROYAL BLUE SOLES…JUST ANYTHING NOT DUCKSAUCE MAN… TO EACH HIS OWN BUT LIKE I SAID… IMO- NO
both the original concord and columbia HAD tinted blue soles. they didn't just start tinting them. i'm pretty sure it's done for marketing AND to make the consumer feel better for spending $180+ on a pair of shoe that had originally retailed for $125. along by giving you a fancy box to distract the fact the shoes are made with inferior material.
they tint them but they still go yellow much faster than they used to. I really believe that the ONLY reason they started tinting everything is to make sure they make it through retail without noticeable traces of yellowing