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one more question about the 2006 easter egg af1s, do they crease easily? i only plan breaking em out maybe 2 3 times a year if that
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the teal/purple ones with the yellow laces. thanks for the infoIs that the Pastel coloured joint with the White laces or the Teal/Purple joint with Yellow laces? The former surprisingly had thick and soft patent leather (not the rigid junk that gets used 99% of the time) so it should hold up OK for a few wears a year.
the teal/purple ones with the yellow laces. thanks for the info
Call Nike NYC and do a phone order.Scooped a pair of the Medicoms. Wish I had my true size (11). Thought I could squeeze into a half size down at 10.5 and it is definitely snug and almost uncomfortable. I would probably be able to rock a 12 and it wouldn't be too awkward.
the digi camo is on point!
Hello Fellas,
I am not sure what happened to my old NT account 'nikeforce1' (I guess it got deleted since I haven't signed on for couple years?)
Anyway, it's good to see all of AF1 lovers again and of course, AF1s are still my #1 favorite shoes!
@ those Downtowns. Matter of fact, I laugh at the whole concept of that shoe.
Part of the appeal of the AF1 is the chunky midsole, IMO. Take that away and you may as well just rock some Dunks because at least the uppers look proportionate to the midsole height. The Downtowns just look off.
^ Agree 100% with you, boss. Well said.
Sadly, I don't think Nike even loves or cherishes the history of their brand, hence them continually dropping the ball with their greatest model ever. I've seen it far too much over the recent years for it to just be a coincidence. Image and hype fuel most of what they do now.
I'm not a AF1 head by any means, but I can appreciate the Downtown because its a little more refined than a Dunk or AF1. Plus it looks muuuch better than the 25th anniversary joint which looked like a bad Lebron 6 low (which was also a weak silhouette in itself)
I can see it having a lot of "dressy" colorways...which I need approaching 30
@ those Downtowns. Matter of fact, I laugh at the whole concept of that shoe.
Part of the appeal of the AF1 is the chunky midsole, IMO. Take that away and you may as well just rock some Dunks because at least the uppers look proportionate to the midsole height. The Downtowns just look off.
This.
I seriously don't know what the hell Nike is doing with this stuff. I usually refrain from going off on Nike because business is a lot more complex than most NTers grant, and we aren't their only demographic. But, this just makes no sense.
There's no split-decision here. All old school AF1 heads think this idea is moronic, and the shoe is at a 20-year low in terms of mainstream popularity. So, what is their strategy here? If Nike had a single dude on vibe with the Team AF1 cats on salary, he'd have been wise enough to shut this project down, or at least fight hard to do so (may be he gets overruled).
Instead of putting yes-men, wanna be ballers like Mayor on the payroll, I'd suggest investing in some consultants who cherish the love and history of the brand above their own image and pseudo celebrity, and will therefore not be afraid to offer some tough love and reality checks on the direction of Nike's greatest shoe of all time.
Did any places in the US get these or just Japan?12-24 RD
Ryo Ishikawa nike air force 1 downtown