Nike Air Jordan Retro Metallic V - 7/23/16

Jordan's aren't dead, I'm hoping Nike listened to consumers and made pairs easier to obtain. Feels good seeing a shoe and being able to cop with minimal effort, wish Nike had done the same with various retro Nikes.
 
Jordan's aren't dead, I'm hoping Nike listened to consumers and made pairs easier to obtain. Feels good seeing a shoe and being able to cop with minimal effort, wish Nike had done the same with various retro Nikes.
They will be patient brother
 
Jordan's aren't dead, I'm hoping Nike listened to consumers and made pairs easier to obtain. Feels good seeing a shoe and being able to cop with minimal effort, wish Nike had done the same with various retro Nikes.
Let's jus see how they do this blk/red 1 release. If they really listened to us they'll make it a massive GR and kill the 1s hype...not holding my breath tho
 
1A and 1B in my top 5 pairs of 5s :smokin

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From 2007-2012, the economy was in a deep recession and the strategy of MNC's was to cut costs every which way they could while remaining profitable. Production spending by Nike/JB was curtailed, hence why retros during this time period suffered from poor materials and mediocre craftsmanship. Nonetheless, consumers still copped in abundance which allowed Nike to maintain profits while saving money. During this time, Nike already knew consumers were thirsting for "Nike Air" branding but they waited it out until the time was right.

As the economy improved from 2013 forward, we have seen a dramatic increase in production, better materials, and Nike's new initiative to "re-master" the originals by returning NA branding.

In addition, over the last couple of years or so we have also seen other brands such as Adidas and Under Armour increase their spending in order to increase production/profits by signing such stars as Steph Curry and Kanye West, to name a few, so that they could secure a larger part of the market share. A slow but sure economic recovery from recession allowed them to do this, offer more jobs to people and in turn, increase spending and production.
 
Watch Adidas start being like this

Yeezy's that are GR that don't sit!
You get an email confirmation from SNS yet? I haven't received one yet...First time buying from them. If that usually means order canceled I may just go another route.
 
they wont accept my dang card man >:


They dont want me to save $44 :{
 
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So far Nick Florian got his total down to $137.28

Can anyone beat $137.28 on Total for RD???
$132. No tax in PA where my friend who has the Swoosh disco lives and my pair is being sent. Paid, retail for 1, military discount for the second ($190 after tax), and Swoosh price and no tax on the 3rd
 
Congrates to those who copped these joints is dope! With just a lil time that blue ice will turn clear how it's suppose to be! I gotta prioritize with the true blue 88's and the jams I wanna cop for the fam :smokin
 
 
Damn that's a lot of tax, I only payed $2.81 for tax.
In Texas it's 8.25% tax.
Yeah, but no state tax. For all we know he's getting a screw job from the state every paycheck 
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TX, FL, and any other with no state tax  
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 > saving a couple bucks on shoes 

Hell, Alaska will pay YOU if you're a resident. Albeit, they've really started cracking down on people who kept their residency just to collect. There a stipulations attached to if you're out of state, too.
 
My champs had multiple gs and men's pairs 10 minutes before closing I guess the prices are really getting to people
 
Got my email from sobesoles that metallics shipped.

Waiting for my finishline confirmation..
 
got two not perfect pairs. The toes part on one shoe is thicker than the other. Not a big deal but still annoying to have when you pay 220. I have a second pair that has a glue stain no midsole and a scuffed and scratch near one of the flames. I am going to try my best to exchange them since there are alot of pairs. Still pisses me off though
 
 
 
 
$110 plus tax

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Steep then too..
That's marked down b, it was $125, $120 in 2000
In 1990, if people were smart, patient, and knew where to shop, they would not have bought the Jordan V on release day at Footlocker or Athlete's Foot for $125.

There were other chains of stores such as Copeland's Sports, Sportmart (where I bought my pairs), and I believe even Oshman's Sporting Goods, that sold Jordans for less than $125. Back then, it was very common to obtain Jordans "on sale" a few weeks after release date.

As I recall, after Jordan won his first title in 1991, the hype of the Air Jordan shoe skyrocketed immensely. When I bought the Carmine 6s and the Infrared 6s, I could no longer find them for $110 (I paid $124.99 at Sportmart).
In 1990, I didn't care. My parents were forking out the money. And you know I had my black metallic pair on deck for the 8th grade 
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