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Official Air Jordan 1 Retro High Thread Vol: Best Model/Thread
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babyjs23
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Is it me or are there insoles under your shoes that you're stepping on?White or black? Both look good to Burro
As far as the laces, both works but not mix matched.
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Ok. Wasn't sure who it was, but did remember that price. GL
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I recently put white on Chi's. I have black laces on my black toes.
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He waited another few weeks to sell 
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Need these cheaper!!
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Haha yes swapped insoles with some orthopedics. You wouldn't see half the shoes if I didn't. Never mix matched. Black it iz. Thanks
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Gotcha 
Every time is see Chicago's, Black Toes, SBB on feet pics, it makes me get down in my feels about the pairs I had, minus the 2016 BT's since I had the 2013's
Every time is see Chicago's, Black Toes, SBB on feet pics, it makes me get down in my feels about the pairs I had, minus the 2016 BT's since I had the 2013's
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since we were on the subject yesterday....
LeBron James and Steph Curry aren't doing a good job selling pricey sneakers. Neither is Michael Jordan, for that matter.
And that's terrible news for Nike, Under Armour and Adidas.
Foot Locker, which sells shoes from all three of the kings of kicks, reported disastrous results on Friday morning. Earnings and sales badly missed Wall
"Sales of some recent top styles fell well short of our expectations," Foot Locker CEO Richard Johnson said in the earnings announcement. He said the trend should persist for the rest of the year and that same-store sales will be down for the year as a result.
The big footwear companies and stores that sell their sneakers have historically relied on star athletes, particularly NBA legends like Jordan and James, to get customers to spend hundreds of dollars on a pair of shoes.
But those customers apparently are no longer as interested in being like Mike. During a conference call with analysts, Foot Locker's Johnson said sales of some Jordan footwear and clothing "slowed considerably" in the quarter.
That's clearly a problem because Jordan is still the most famous star Nike has. James wasn't mentioned once on the Foot Locker conference call, but there were 14 mentions of Jordan's line of sneakers and apparel.
Foot Locker's stock plunged more than 25% on the news. Nike (NKE), the worst performing Dow stock last year, tumbled 5% Friday and is now lagging the market this year as well.
Another sporting goods store, Hibbett (HIBB), also issued a weak outlook Friday. Its stock fell more than 15%.
CEO Jeff Rosenthal blamed a "challenging retail environment" and said that the industry was cutting prices and offering big sales to get customers in the door.
Amazon could become a bigger problem as well as it steps up its efforts to sell sneakers online. It already owns the popular retailer Zappos.
On the Foot Locker earnings call, said he did not see Amazon as an imminent threat because Amazon was mainly selling lower-priced sneakers.
Rosenthal said he didn't think Amazon would hurt Hibbett either for pretty much the same reason.
But investors clearly disagree -- and that makes sense. After all, Foot Locker and Hibbett are having problems because people apparently are more interested in cheaper sneakers than ones endorsed by hoops stars that cost more than $100 a pair.
The bad news from Foot Locker and Hibbett comes just a few days after sporting goods giant ****'s (DKS) reported poor earnings. Shares of ****'s fell on Friday. So did the stocks of Under Armour (UA) and Adidas (ADDDF) and the smaller sporting goods chain Big 5 (BGFV).
Related: Why Under Armour CEO Kevin Plank had to ditch Trump
Under Armour has had a miserable go of it. The stock has plunged 40% this year. That follows a similar drop in 2016.
The company recently announced layoffs and weak guidance as sales of shoes endorsed by Golden State Warriors star Curry have been underwhelming.
Under Armour CEO Kevin Plank also faced criticism from Curry because he was participating in President Trump's manufacturing council. Plank left it on Monday in the wake of Trump's response to the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia. The council later disbanded.
But even as Under Armour and Nike continue to struggle, Adidas is thriving and taking market share. Despite the stock's slide Friday, shares of Adidas are still up nearly 40% this year.
LeBron James and Steph Curry aren't doing a good job selling pricey sneakers. Neither is Michael Jordan, for that matter.
And that's terrible news for Nike, Under Armour and Adidas.
Foot Locker, which sells shoes from all three of the kings of kicks, reported disastrous results on Friday morning. Earnings and sales badly missed Wall
"Sales of some recent top styles fell well short of our expectations," Foot Locker CEO Richard Johnson said in the earnings announcement. He said the trend should persist for the rest of the year and that same-store sales will be down for the year as a result.
The big footwear companies and stores that sell their sneakers have historically relied on star athletes, particularly NBA legends like Jordan and James, to get customers to spend hundreds of dollars on a pair of shoes.
But those customers apparently are no longer as interested in being like Mike. During a conference call with analysts, Foot Locker's Johnson said sales of some Jordan footwear and clothing "slowed considerably" in the quarter.
That's clearly a problem because Jordan is still the most famous star Nike has. James wasn't mentioned once on the Foot Locker conference call, but there were 14 mentions of Jordan's line of sneakers and apparel.
Foot Locker's stock plunged more than 25% on the news. Nike (NKE), the worst performing Dow stock last year, tumbled 5% Friday and is now lagging the market this year as well.
Another sporting goods store, Hibbett (HIBB), also issued a weak outlook Friday. Its stock fell more than 15%.
CEO Jeff Rosenthal blamed a "challenging retail environment" and said that the industry was cutting prices and offering big sales to get customers in the door.
Amazon could become a bigger problem as well as it steps up its efforts to sell sneakers online. It already owns the popular retailer Zappos.
On the Foot Locker earnings call, said he did not see Amazon as an imminent threat because Amazon was mainly selling lower-priced sneakers.
Rosenthal said he didn't think Amazon would hurt Hibbett either for pretty much the same reason.
But investors clearly disagree -- and that makes sense. After all, Foot Locker and Hibbett are having problems because people apparently are more interested in cheaper sneakers than ones endorsed by hoops stars that cost more than $100 a pair.
The bad news from Foot Locker and Hibbett comes just a few days after sporting goods giant ****'s (DKS) reported poor earnings. Shares of ****'s fell on Friday. So did the stocks of Under Armour (UA) and Adidas (ADDDF) and the smaller sporting goods chain Big 5 (BGFV).
Related: Why Under Armour CEO Kevin Plank had to ditch Trump
Under Armour has had a miserable go of it. The stock has plunged 40% this year. That follows a similar drop in 2016.
The company recently announced layoffs and weak guidance as sales of shoes endorsed by Golden State Warriors star Curry have been underwhelming.
Under Armour CEO Kevin Plank also faced criticism from Curry because he was participating in President Trump's manufacturing council. Plank left it on Monday in the wake of Trump's response to the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia. The council later disbanded.
But even as Under Armour and Nike continue to struggle, Adidas is thriving and taking market share. Despite the stock's slide Friday, shares of Adidas are still up nearly 40% this year.
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Black toes are next. Need to find a decent price.
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650 for frags....dont get conned
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https://niketalk.com/threads/ds-frag-1s-sz-12-legit-check.665163/#post-28590462
your input would be appreciated I got one red flag now on the box.
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Nope
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jordan brand athlete's shoes dont sell. melo, cp3
I'd like to see Steph go straight to Nike
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Don't work for nike so dont care. As long as I can get a retro for 80 dollars under retail.
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It's a little tougher when Nike can't even say your name right in the meetings. Might help that his team mates are nike, KD and draymond, since Kent bazemore swayed him to UA. But under armour will have first rights to match any deal he could potentially sign.
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I'm really gonna see which of the two companies I can intern at. UA is based out of bmore, **** i'll design for free to build my credentials, they most likely aren't hiring due to that sales loss (article above)
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Curry Nikes would be a big deal
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Finally got a weekend off, these will be worn
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I definitely would buy some pairs of Nike curry 1s
