bigj505
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thx, didn't know there was a little girl who died last yearThe little girl that died last year
Yo, it was heartbreaking.
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thx, didn't know there was a little girl who died last yearThe little girl that died last year
Yo, it was heartbreaking.
They've been on sale for $120 or so for a while now and haven't sold out.
It's probably more of a trend thing than performance. Running shoes are the "it" casual shoe to wear these days.
Heck we had a discussion in the lebron 14 thread and a dude said basketball shoes should only be worn to run errands if worn casually.
They've been on sale for $120 or so for a while now and haven't sold out.
It's probably more of a trend thing than performance. Running shoes are the "it" casual shoe to wear these days.
Heck we had a discussion in the lebron 14 thread and a dude said basketball shoes should only be worn to run errands if worn casually.
Besides that, I do think part of it is price, because Kyrie's and PG's have sold better than KD's, Lebron's and Kobe's.
I don't see Kyrie's going for $79, and they start at $120.
Kyries are $79 as we speak
Kyries are $79 as we speak
I haven't seen any Kyrie's at any mall where i go to for $79
Not saying it's not true, but I haven't seen a KD sell out. I'm not even sure if any of them have been more limited than others, because they don't sell out I've at least seen some of the limited Kobe's and Lebron's sell out. I see a whole section of KD's since December still in the mall for cheap. Same with Kobe's, and they already have AD's at outlets.
Meanwhile I've seen Kyrie's and PG's slowly disappear.
Price definitely plays a part. Just like with us, we'll say we aren't going to pay retail for a sneaker and we say we'll get if it gets down to a certain price.
where did you get that figure from and what do you think is causing that strong of a decrease in sales? I was thinking with all their price reductions across the line and the fact that most shoes don't seem to be sitting too much that they would be doing good now. for example with the lebron 14s they still haven't gone on clearance and most sizes aren't available on ndc.. I remember with the 13s last year those were sitting in like full size runsnike basketball sales are down 35%
Kobe aint the only one to go on discount, I think lebrons went on discount faster than these did
anyways is it not worth copping the FTS kobes for 20% off + 15% ebates? how cheap can these get.. may be better to just wait if they're gonna go down to like $80!
matt Powell
basketball sales have been piss poor for a few years now
put kobe's back at $120 and they'll go back up
They've been on sale for $120 or so for a while now and haven't sold out.
It's probably more of a trend thing than performance. Running shoes are the "it" casual shoe to wear these days.
Heck we had a discussion in the lebron 14 thread and a dude said basketball shoes should only be worn to run errands if worn casually.
I have heard some say that kDs shoes aren't doing well due to him going to golden state. Anyways i've bought the elites and regular ones.. I just like the look of the shoeNot saying it's not true, but I haven't seen a KD sell out. I'm not even sure if any of them have been more limited than others, because they don't sell out I've at least seen some of the limited Kobe's and Lebron's sell out. I see a whole section of KD's since December still in the mall for cheap. Same with Kobe's, and they already have AD's at outlets.
Meanwhile I've seen Kyrie's and PG's slowly disappear.
Price definitely plays a part. Just like with us, we'll say we aren't going to pay retail for a sneaker and we say we'll get if it gets down to a certain price.
Anyone that balls in these, do you experience pain in the forefoot area?
What would cause this pain? I went half size up cause my true size was too tight.
Anyone that balls in these, do you experience pain in the forefoot area?
What would cause this pain? I went half size up cause my true size was too tight.
why do you say kobes are a running shoe? the low top cut?
I haven't considered wearing a modern basketball shoe casually probably since the Lebron 7-8 I forget but they had that dope solar red colorway. If you take a basketball shoe thats basically a running shoe (Kobes for example) they're gonna be a lot more expensive when compared to runners everytime.
Plus, since I actually play ball, I'm hesitant to dirty and wear down the bottoms for on court.
i never said price doesn't pay a part.
I'm saying that $120 isn't the sweet spot for these because they aren't selling out at that.
i never said price doesn't pay a part.
I'm saying that $120 isn't the sweet spot for these because they aren't selling out at that.
Kyrie had one of the top ten selling kicks and was it's best selling basketball model
http://waitingfornextyear.com/2017/03/nike-basketball-kyrie-3-most-sold/
And? I'm speaking of the KOBE ADs sweet spot which obviously isn't $120.
The $120 price point for the Kyrie could very well be its sweet spot.
And? I'm speaking of the KOBE ADs sweet spot which obviously isn't $120.
The $120 price point for the Kyrie could very well be its sweet spot.
And obviously that seems to be the sweet spot for a basketball sneaker since the PG and Kyrie are doing better than their other basketball sneakers.
Which means...price means a lot.
I bought the KD 9s for retail and was worth every penny. I think $150 should be the price for their best players like Bron/KD, then 120 for Kyrie/PG then priced down for everyone else. $150 is a happy medium in my eyes for premium ball shoes.price does mean a lot
once they go on discount they're already under $100 on the first price cut
the days of people paying $200 for basketball shoes are over with IMO
it didn't last long, I'm surprised it lasted as long as it did.
$150 or less sure but even $150 is a stretch right now with these crappy designs. KD IX were kinda cool but meh