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Official AJ Doernbecher
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- May 15, 2003
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I always wondered how Nike picks the kids.
They can't have a competition and pick the best one of the bunch?
They can't have a competition and pick the best one of the bunch?
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- Jan 27, 2013
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Release date January 25
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FIRST LOOK: 2024 Doernbecher Freestyle 20 Collection
Nike has unveiled its Doernbecher Freestyle 20 Collection for Holiday 2024, bringing together six creative patient-designed sneakers
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- Dec 17, 2018
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I noticed you haven’t given your opinion. What are your thoughts? What DBs have you owned?Release date January 25
FIRST LOOK: 2024 Doernbecher Freestyle 20 Collection
Nike has unveiled its Doernbecher Freestyle 20 Collection for Holiday 2024, bringing together six creative patient-designed sneakers
- Jan 27, 2013
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I have, but I don't know where those posts are in here. 0 owned. The S2s look great but I don't like the S2s for ball so I'm on the fence about buying just for casual/occasional hoop wear. Like the 6s but they wouldn't fit my feet and also I don't like 6s, lol. I got the carmines (word to the pink) and sent em back. My feet are already huge and I looked like a freaking monster with those on.
The DNs look good colorway-wise but I don't like the DNs either. Too tanky for my tastes. Bottom line I may take a swing at the S2s and give them another shot since I only played in the purple launch colorway of the S2s.
- Aug 10, 2012
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They need to do a 16 or a 17
Even an 11
Even an 11
- Dec 17, 2018
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I remember seeing a question on Instagram in 2018 regarding what model they would like to see next and most of the answers were: V Low (which they did in 2022), a different XIII, and XXI. A few people also wanted a XXXII at the time. It would make sense to do the current model. I would like to see a XVIII.
- May 30, 2018
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I bought the 6s came in the mail and I’m at the point w sneakers where I didn’t even unbox or unpack. I always buy at least 1-2 Dbs per year this year was no different
- Jun 30, 2016
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I found these in a tree in Brooklyn last weekend. Worn but no major flaws besides some scuffing on the reflective. No dank odors or anything either.
- Aug 10, 2012
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Air Jordan 17 “Doernbecher”
Style Code: IO7684-921
Release Date: Spring 2026
Price: $230
SneakerBarDetroit says it’s a low
And this showing this distinctive mock-up
Style Code: IO7684-921
Release Date: Spring 2026
Price: $230
SneakerBarDetroit says it’s a low
And this showing this distinctive mock-up
- Dec 29, 2011
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Don't think I'm copping anything from next year's DB releases, but I look forward to seeing the designs/kids and maybe my mind being changed...
- Apr 9, 2017
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Plain but somewhat interesting
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New Doernbecher Freestyle Collection Celebrates 21 Years of Empowering Kids Through Design
NIKE, Inc. is celebrating more than two decades of partnership with Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) Doernbecher Children’s Hospital by debuting its 21st Doernbecher Freestyle collection of footwear silhouettes reimagined by courageous patient-designers.
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New Doernbecher Freestyle Collection Celebrates 21 Years of Empowering Kids Through Design
NIKE, Inc. is celebrating more than two decades of partnership with Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) Doernbecher Children’s Hospital by debuting its 21st Doernbecher Freestyle collection of footwear silhouettes reimagined by courageous patient-designers.
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Among this year’s six talented Doernbecher Freestyle patient-designers are young athletes who love softball, basketball and nature walks. The kids are also passionate about delicious food, video games, stuffed animals and fixing bikes. While they’ve all experienced challenging medical journeys, they’d much rather share what brings them joy, what words have helped them overcome their obstacles, and their appreciation for all the people who’ve helped them along the way.
Doernbecher Freestyle is important to the cultures of both Nike and OHSU Doernbecher, allowing doctors, nurses and hospital employees to join Nike designers and developers to make a difference in the lives of Doernbecher Freestyle patient-designers, their families and the hospital community. Over a nine-month process that’s among the most beloved Nike employee community-engagement experiences, the patients come together with their Nike design team volunteers to work on their designs.
Nike employee volunteers, who have numbered more than 350 over the years, review patient questionnaires and evolve their designs through multiple rounds of color and material feedback. The kids’ imaginations spark outside-the-box thinking that inspires the Nike design team to tell their stories in new, creative ways.
The collaboration reflects the partners’ shared commitment to helping kids reach their greatest potential — in sport and in life — with Nike powering a future of youth sport that invites all kids to play and Doernbecher providing life-saving care to help patients thrive.
In addition to this year’s six unique footwear silhouettes, the Doernbecher Freestyle 21 collection also includes two exclusive apparel styles featuring elements from each of the kids’ footwear designs: a men’s Nike Club Fairway Cardigan and T-shirts in men’s and kids’ sizing.
This year’s Doernbecher Freestyle footwear and apparel first becomes available at auction in Portland on October 17 before launching globally on SNKRS and at select retail locations this winter.
Doernbecher Freestyle is important to the cultures of both Nike and OHSU Doernbecher, allowing doctors, nurses and hospital employees to join Nike designers and developers to make a difference in the lives of Doernbecher Freestyle patient-designers, their families and the hospital community. Over a nine-month process that’s among the most beloved Nike employee community-engagement experiences, the patients come together with their Nike design team volunteers to work on their designs.
Nike employee volunteers, who have numbered more than 350 over the years, review patient questionnaires and evolve their designs through multiple rounds of color and material feedback. The kids’ imaginations spark outside-the-box thinking that inspires the Nike design team to tell their stories in new, creative ways.
The collaboration reflects the partners’ shared commitment to helping kids reach their greatest potential — in sport and in life — with Nike powering a future of youth sport that invites all kids to play and Doernbecher providing life-saving care to help patients thrive.
In addition to this year’s six unique footwear silhouettes, the Doernbecher Freestyle 21 collection also includes two exclusive apparel styles featuring elements from each of the kids’ footwear designs: a men’s Nike Club Fairway Cardigan and T-shirts in men’s and kids’ sizing.
This year’s Doernbecher Freestyle footwear and apparel first becomes available at auction in Portland on October 17 before launching globally on SNKRS and at select retail locations this winter.
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- Dec 17, 2018
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Guys, I won’t be able asleep tonight. I’ve waited since trophy room 17’s for this 
and I waited since whatever for OGs and this is what we get 
XVII my favorite model. I will say the glow in the dark is cool and I like purple and black for Ravens 
. I’m out
and I waited since whatever for OGs and this is what we get XVII my favorite model. I will say the glow in the dark is cool and I like purple and black for Ravens . I’m out
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17's are nice but I think I'm gonna pass...
- May 17, 2013
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I think the Air Force 1s are amazing.
- Sep 30, 2006
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17s is cool
Forces are fire not a fan of the utensils on the check but i get it
Forces are fire not a fan of the utensils on the check but i get it
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- Dec 3, 2006
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Sweet. More 17s that will be impossible to get.
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