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I think they should be separateNeed to change the thread to 270 and 720.
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I think they should be separateNeed to change the thread to 270 and 720.
Yep, called "720" when it's not even 360. Who knows, maybe nike is saving true full-length bags for some "Air 1080".so it's just like the regular air max but they removed the bags for the forefoot and toe?
Where the 720 thread? Beauty shots look good need to follow along
Now for the price
Oh my god, the upper on the 720 is hideous. Lord have mercy they better be comfy AF, lol.
I think they should be separate
These 720s are modern AM97s..would like to see some different uppers not sure about what's been shown
Exactly my first thought re: new version of AM 97 sole. Someone at Nike needs a lesson in what degrees actually mean. 720 LOL. Would have to have an airbag that somehow wraps around the shoe twice to be an accurate description, obviously.
I do think these LOOK kind of cool. But I learned my lesson with the AF 270: it’s only about the looks, mostly. Hardly any—ok, zero— bounce to them. Comfy enough but just another shoe at the end of the day, no revolutions or breakthroughs to them. My Zoom-supported shoes are all more comfortable and certainly more bouncy underfoot. I mean, look how the bag is constructed. The center section your foot actually rides mostly on is a relatively hard plastic support structure. These things are far from walking on “air.”
But your foot is still suspended up by the surrounding air bag. You’re still benefitting from the “feel” of the air bag. I understand though. There is no air directly underneath the heel on the 270. So you aren’t directly walking on air.
The Air 180 had a concave design where the sole below the heel didn’t touch the ground either. You were supported more by the sides of the air bag while walking. Of course the 180 also had air under heel too that you would feel with heavier foot strikes.