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Pretty Cool. I want to see better colorways though.
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I don't think athletes have much if a say because look at the KD line. KD said he didn't want his shoe being more than a $100 but the KD V and VI are above $100. Many times when making a shoe the more you add onto it the more the price will raise.The more I look, the more I like some of the leaked colorways. I'll definitely grab at least one pair for playing.
Also, do the athletes actually have any say in the pricing? Sometimes people saying the price is too high will say that lebron is killing people with these prices, but I figured Nike is solely responsible for choosing the price.
I don't think athletes have much if a say because look at the KD line. KD said he didn't want his shoe being more than a $100 but the KD V and VI are above $100. Many times when making a shoe the more you add onto it the more the price will raise.The more I look, the more I like some of the leaked colorways. I'll definitely grab at least one pair for playing.
Also, do the athletes actually have any say in the pricing? Sometimes people saying the price is too high will say that lebron is killing people with these prices, but I figured Nike is solely responsible for choosing the price.
CHRIS WEBBER CALLS TIME OUT ON NIKE SHOE DEAL
Published November 5, 1996
The Bullets Chris Webber has "severed ties" with Nike because he says the company "refuses" to lower the price of its basketball shoe named after him, according to Frank Hughes of the WASHINGTON TIMES. Webber's three-year deal with Nike recently ran out, and his agent, Fallasha Erwin, said that they would not negotiate a new deal because Nike "insisted" they continue to charge $140 for the CWebb shoe, more than any other sneaker on the market. Erwin said he and Webber disagree with Nike's idea to target inner-city youths in an attempt to begin buying trends that move to the suburbs. Erwin said they also didn't like the idea that the shoe could create violence between kids who had the shoe, and those who couldn't afford it. Webber: "How can I charge that [price] for my shoe when I speak to all those inner-city kids and preach to them? How can my shoe cost more than
Michael Jordan's?" Nike had no comment. Erwin said with no contract, Nike cannot manufacture or sell the CWebb. Since the deal ran out, Webber has been wore Converse's All-Star 2000. Erwin has called Converse about an endorsement, but Converse has not called back. For now, Webber blackens out the logo (WASHINGTON TIMES, 11/5).
nice read and highly admirable. i had no idea to be honest
hell naw nike.. better be jet packs in the sole for 200
hell naw nike.. better be jet packs in the sole for 200
nice observation.. go onI'm going to take a shot in the dark and say you wanted to sound cool so you also made a complaint and poor joke about the price of this model.
true... but the other shoes over 200, like foams and barkley posites, people wear casually more than to ball in. 200 seems like a lot to ball in and destroybecause Nike has never had a shoe retail for over 200 right?
didn't say they weren't for casual use. i just prefer to ball in my lebron's or kobe's.Who said these weren't for casual use
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) Then you got it backwards. Basketball shoes are meant to be more expensive than casual shoes because there's more built into the shoe for harder impact use.true... but the other shoes over 200, like foams and barkley posites, people wear casually more than to ball in. 200 seems like a lot to ball in and destroy
People still pay nikes troll prices?...
I disagree. He could have used that $140 shoe as motivation for the inner city youths he cared so much about to go to college and get a good job so that they would be able to afford nice things.
I disagree. He could have used that $140 shoe as motivation for the inner city youths he cared so much about to go to college and get a good job so that they would be able to afford nice things.
There's nothing wrong with high priced shoes guys. It's called capitalism which has made this the most prosperous country in the world. If you can't afford them, don't buy them. It's not a necessity.