Shame shame shame. I will say it and say it again majority of you in here just buy shoes because they have the "high end" title. So a collab that puts an R on the side of the Stan Smith shoe with perforated holes? How exciting and wildly creative.
LV Slipstream
Is that nylon? These had potential but it looks like they didn't use high end materials. Feel free to correct me if I am wrong.
Haven't handled it but likely nylon, LV doesn't use cheap nylon though. Like on their bags for example, of course they are flimsier than canvas bags but they do not feel as cheap as like those gym slack bags. With the shoes, it'll likely be better because it'll be lined and cushioned on the inside so if you like the shoes, I think you'd be good with the quality.
At $830, there's no way I'd consider getting them and accept that they used nylon.
and I had plans of copping. SMH
Shame shame shame. I will say it and say it again majority of you in here just buy shoes because they have the "high end" title. So a collab that puts an R on the side of the Stan Smith shoe with perforated holes? How exciting and wildly creative.
IMO we should start a Kickstarter or smth for a US equivalent of Sneakerboy. You know how lucrative that ****'d be?
I got mine for $350.
I really wish they would just do like universal sizing and stick to it! Lol. Just getting into designer shoes so not too much experience but I typically wear a 12 in nikes. If they had 12.5s they would be perfect. 12s are usually too tight until they break in. So far I have balenciaga pleateds in a 45 that fit perfect and guiseppe zanottis in a 45 that are perfect. Before those two pairs I bought arenas in a 45 and they were like boats on my feet, huge. So I sold them and bought 44s. Very tight in toe box but if I take out insole and replace with just like a heelcup kind of padding they feel better. It sucks I just kinda feel like arenas don't work for my size well unless the 45s I had were unusually big. They were stingrays but they were just huge. For anyone with more than one arena. Do you find discrepancy between sizing on different pairs of arenas?
Same dude who got emotional in this thread over some people saying they prefer the SLPs over Jordan I, right? Without ever seeing SLPs in person yet making assumptions about quality?No one said it was wildly creative. You seem to be a bigger fan of Nike then designer shoes anyway, so why are you in this thread?Shame shame shame. I will say it and say it again majority of you in here just buy shoes because they have the "high end" title. So a collab that puts an R on the side of the Stan Smith shoe with perforated holes? How exciting and wildly creative.
RFX check out luisaviaroma for the KVA's I preordered a pair for $640.
I can manage with a 44 because my foot isn't slipping around or anything but I'm completely between a 43 & 44. Seems to happen with most sneakers and I avoid going too tight and being uncomfortable. I have two pairs of Arenas and have held off on buying others at this point partly due to sizing. A 44 in pleated highs is perfect though.
