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Nike LeBron 22
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Bend_The_Knee
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Those dunkmans are nice. Hopefully they get to the outlets.
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With the following Brons turning up at Ross, I expect the 22s to hit soon.....and cheaper.
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Wowwwwww lol all of these should've never released from the jump. Funny see that UKNWN 20 in Ross. Every time I go to the Nike outlets there are scattered sizes of those at $160.With the following Brons turning up at Ross, I expect the 22s to hit soon.....and cheaper.
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Yep.
20s were a half size up for me, bought em anyway.
20s were a half size up for me, bought em anyway.
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I've now tried multiple pairs of the 22s out on court for a few days. I have decided to return every pair - even the ones I got close $100. They are just too stiff and bulky feeling for my liking. I'd rather find 20s or even 21s on sale/deep discount than try to make the 22s work.
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Those all look like kids sizes
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Negative. 20s were a 12.5, everything else was between a 9-11.
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Well that's good to hear. My bad man, sometimes I forget how normal-sized feet people's shoes look
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All good bro
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darthska
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CotDAMB your Ross is LIVE, bruh!!!With the following Brons turning up at Ross, I expect the 22s to hit soon.....and cheaper.
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Ok those are def the nicest pair out.
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EYBL Jordan 37 lows, KD 16 Slim Reapers, Hustle 3 Electric Pack......it's all stuff none of us would pay retail for, but for $50/$60/$70 they got my attention lolCotDAMB your Ross is LIVE, bruh!!!
Remy LeBeau
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- Feb 15, 2011
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23s better be a spectacle. Box, bag, fire CWs, shoe trees, the ****ing works...
I know it's not gonna happen but I can dream
I know it's not gonna happen but I can dream
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Same tweet hours apart lol
- Jan 25, 2006
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Tariffs are on the cost of the shoe ($20-25), not retail value.
You sure on that? That's not as it was explained to me.
- Jan 25, 2006
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i saw yesterday that nicekicks (i think) posted an explanation about it and i did more digging, and yes, it's the cost of the shoe NOT the retail price. the media is doing a poor job at explaining it (go figure) to scare people into thinking their iphones are gonna cost $3000 lol.
of course this is going to raise the prices of goods and the consumer always gets screwed in the end, however, it doesn't turn a $200 shoe to $400 if imported from china. by this calculation it should only go up $20-25 but we all know greed is a factor and companies will blame tariffs for (larger than they should be) price hikes.
depending on the company, some can absorb the costs. i don't see nike absorbing anything if the tariffs stay indefinitely as they aren't meeting the standards of their shareholders.
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Grok with a whole *** explanation but I asked for a quick answer
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i forgot to cancel to my savage fenty membership ($60 a month) so I had to spend that 60 on something. I bought my girl some boy shorts and I see this when i checked out
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I may consider retiring from the line if they don't treat it special tbh
i saw yesterday that nicekicks (i think) posted an explanation about it and i did more digging, and yes, it's the cost of the shoe NOT the retail price. the media is doing a poor job at explaining it (go figure) to scare people into thinking their iphones are gonna cost $3000 lol.
of course this is going to raise the prices of goods and the consumer always gets screwed in the end, however, it doesn't turn a $200 shoe to $400 if imported from china. by this calculation it should only go up $20-25 but we all know greed is a factor and companies will blame tariffs for (larger than they should be) price hikes.
depending on the company, some can absorb the costs. i don't see nike absorbing anything if the tariffs stay indefinitely as they aren't meeting the standards of their shareholders.
Google AI summary:
ChatGPT summary:
Grok with a whole *** explanation but I asked for a quick answer
So costs def going up more than $25
