- 1,718
- 245
NDC shipped 11:32PM PDT!
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
Not a flaw. It's just the way soft leather creases when in the box. I have a pair of mars 4s that ended up having that same exact crease placement from sitting DS for a couple of years. I can show you my mars 4s if you'd like.
Just curious….anybody get a flawed pair of 4's today? The leather just below the netting on the inside of each shoe is really wrinkled. I also got my Mater 12s today and theres a slight indentation on the rubber near the heal on the right shoe.
I know I can't expect the world but I don't remember J's being so poorly made a few years ago. Besides, anytime you religiously pony up $250 for a product, you expect it to at least be 9.5/10 out of the box.
Haven't gotten shipping confirmation from Nike. But the status does say, "preparing to ship"...Hopefully it goes through.
Check my on feet video on the latest white cements. Opinions are highly appreciated. Thanks Fam!
thanks bro!Dope. No matter how many videos I see of these shoes. I love them more.
Glad you were able to track a pair down man. Might have to give the location a call to see if they have any 9's leftThank you, Sheik Shoes, Metrocenter in Phoenix, AZ!!!
Size 13 copped
Am I the only one that thinks these actually look better than the OGs?
Feb 13, 2016 will forever be known as AIRBALL DAY
creasing gives the shoe some character, if you dont want to get them beat up just use them for casual malling avoid using them when its raining, and its a shoe its meant to be wornHey all, I'm new to the board and just bought the cement 4s as my first pair of Jordans today. Any suggestions on how to care and maintain the condition of them. I already got some creases on the toe. Would a shoe shield or some kind of protector take care of the leather? Any other suggestions to not f#ck up these beauties. I'm already worried about wearing them without doing some research. Thanks in advance!!
Hey all, I'm new to the board and just bought the cement 4s as my first pair of Jordans today. Any suggestions on how to care and maintain the condition of them. I already got some creases on the toe. Would a shoe shield or some kind of protector take care of the leather? Any other suggestions to not f#ck up these beauties. I'm already worried about wearing them without doing some research. Thanks in advance!!
What up man, welcome to NT, and most of all welcome to the Air Jordan universe.Hey all, I'm new to the board and just bought the cement 4s as my first pair of Jordans today. Any suggestions on how to care and maintain the condition of them. I already got some creases on the toe. Would a shoe shield or some kind of protector take care of the leather? Any other suggestions to not f#ck up these beauties. I'm already worried about wearing them without doing some research. Thanks in advance!!
couldn't agree more!
This ought to be the way Nike releases should go. Make a gazillion pairs and force resellers out. Make them available across the US and online but do not restock them. Make them a one time only deal. Thats it. Everyone that wants a pair gets one, in some cases some double up, sickos like me triple up but in the end everyones happy.
great info. thanks for this.
What up man, welcome to NT, and most of all welcome to the Air Jordan universe.
My recommendations:
1. As an old school sneaker collector who's been rockin' J's since the 80s, don't trip on the creases. It's a natural part of rockin' sneakers. Toebox creases, imo, give the shoes a more natural look and are meant to "age" your leather over time the more you wear your shoes. I'm not saying you shouldn't try force fields but imo, those things are useless and more importantly they're uncomfortable.
2. As far as cleaning and maintaining your shoes, the best everyday cleaning solution to use is a soft cloth, water, and a magic eraser. I also use Jason Markk for occasional/monthly cleaning. Think water and soap when washing your car twice a week, and car wax once every couple months.
*** On cleaning hard to remove dirt marks on only white leather or on the outsoles/midsoles, you can apply a light touch of rubbing alcohol on a Q-tip or cotton ball. I do not recommend doing this to anything painted other than white because alcohol will cause the paint to fade.
3. For storing your J's, keep them in a cool place inside your closet in room temperature. If you haven't worn a pair for a long time or plan to keep a certain pair of kicks on ice for an extended time, I suggest taking the shoes out of the box at least once a month, place the shoes on top of the box on your bed, and leave them there for an entire day. Remember, shoes/leather need to breathe in order to maintain its texture/dexterity so it's important to do this to keep them crispy and sharp. Make sure you don't let the sun hit them directly so close those blinds/windows.
4. If you're the type that lets yellowing icy soles bother you, a cost-efficient way to clean them would be to simply take a toothbrush and Colgate Whitening toothpaste and rinse/brush/rinse/repeat the outsoles after each use in order to minimize the yellowing. You may find videos on youtube if you'd like more guidance. Personally, I don't buy any of those products such as Sole Sauce, SeaGlow, etc because you have to put in way too much work and its a waste of time and money. You wanna keep things as simple as possible. They're only shoes and they're meant to be worn and beat because you can always cop you a new pair later on.
Hope this helps. Enjoy your kicks, rock em like there's no tomorrow. But don't forget to smell em when they brand new, it's a sort of "rite of passage."
Here's a sampling of a small part of my collection (Note: each pair you see has been worn well over 20 times and they all still look super clean because of the methods I use above. The reason I have them out of the box is because I had not worn them for at least a couple months so I'm letting them "breathe" since they've been out of the regular rotation.)
View media item 1910819Does Nike ship right to left in their process as far as the country goes? Where is my shipping confirmation? Tf