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Still no email...I think have a better chance @ winning the lottery than the FinishLine raffle

black/cement III''s...you didn't see black sneakers back in '88...I actually wanted the white III's but they were sold out and I wasn't going home empty handed

OG II's...tough purchase for a $100 in 1987 with no Nike swoosh...they were virtually an recognizable shoe to most and we all know that we like to be seen in our J's...while not my favorite J's I have to say I was hooked

like it or not it's simple economics: supply and demand...as long as we demand them they will supply a just a few pairs to increase hype and cost!..unfortunately for us sneakerheads it's like a disease...we have to have them no matter how much they cost

I feel ya...the only thing a box is good for is re-sell...just give me the shoes!!!

true...J's definitely get a pass on quality...no matter how they hold up...we have to have them!!!

definitely 5's...black or Laney would be nice

I always go 1/2 size bigger and throw in a pair of force fields to minimize creasing

you could get $225-240 just by cleaning up the soles...if you're trying to sell them appearance is everything...shoes are crispy overall...good luck

they're only worth what someone is willing to pay...with that said $300+...they look they are in great condition...mild discoloration of midsole which is normal...the Nike Air with swoosh on the heel definitely adds value