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Went to my local finish line stores. Didn't have them. Asked if they are dropping on the 15th. No idea they said. One employee even asked me if the Air Max 97 was a real model.
I just said "yes" and walked away.
Useless. I went into my store and asked about the Vapormax and they haven't heard of it or seen it. They said they should google it because it sounded cool. I left.
I don't recall any OG having a translucent sole either.
I'm sorry, but you are 100% wrong.Good to know I'm not alone here. It's hard for me to find original pics doing a google search but I know I would've remembered a black/white outsole. OG retail pairs were "solid". Seen a OG Carl Lewis Nike ad with the blk/white sole so I guess that adds to the confusion. They were solid though.
I miss that pearl midsole.
I don't think I was agreeing you. What I meant by "solid" was, solid black material, not translucent or icy/clear. I always pictured them as having solid black rubber traction pods with the white cross hatching. That little air pod thing in heel was a detail I thought was "futuristic" at the timeGood to know I'm not alone here. It's hard for me to find original pics doing a google search but I know I would've remembered a black/white outsole. OG retail pairs were "solid". Seen a OG Carl Lewis Nike ad with the blk/white sole so I guess that adds to the confusion. They were solid though.
I've yet to come across a sneaker store employee that had at least a bit of knowledge on some of the shoes they sold.
During college I worked at one of the major retailers. Yes, I cosign this, there was almost no knowledge about sneakers, or people just made things up. It was a minimum wage retail job that sucked the soul out of anyone with even the slightest interest in sneakers. Of course there were exceptions, but most of the time, people were busy figuring out how to make it look like they are working hard, and how to convince people to buy insoles or cleaning kits.Nowadays I don't even ask questions anymore. I go in look around for myself and if the shoe ain't there I leave. 99% of them don't know anything about shoes and just stand around tryna look cool and when you do ask for a size they look at you like you're botheringTF out of them...clowns. No offense to the other 1% that know their stuff...lol. That's just how it is in my city.
Nowadays I don't even ask questions anymore. I go in look around for myself and if the shoe ain't there I leave. 99% of them don't know anything about shoes and just stand around tryna look cool and when you do ask for a size they look at you like you're botheringTF out of them...clowns. No offense to the other 1% that know their stuff...lol. That's just how it is in my city.
During college I worked at one of the major retailers. Yes, I cosign this, there was almost no knowledge about sneakers, or people just made things up. It was a minimum wage retail job that sucked the soul out of anyone with even the slightest interest in sneakers. Of course there were exceptions, but most of the time, people were busy figuring out how to make it look like they are working hard, and how to convince people to buy insoles or cleaning kits.
I used to look for the assistant manager to ask but nowadays that seems equally useless.
I went through with my RT order. Worst case, I return it. You think there's going to be anything on Saturday beyond the red and platinum Vapormaxes?
carted a 10 for the RT on nbc..not sure though..gonna save my moneys for the Soho "sneak Peak" saturday
I went through with my RT order. Worst case, I return it. You think there's going to be anything on Saturday beyond the red and platinum Vapormaxes?