Official Toronto - Outlet and Store report

xxx dOubleO xxx said:
LOL...as a 9.5 in UB...even with a bot or script, you will still take an L with just 1 pair online
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I always wondered how they figure out how much stock to give us. They are so random. Full of zeros and ones.

It is already bad enough that we get like 1% of what other countries get.
 
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bauer said:
 
I always wondered how they figure out how much stock to give us. They are so random. Full of zeros and ones.

It is already bad enough that we get like 1% of what other countries get.
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it makes no sense.  for these triple white reflective UB, Canada gets 50 while the US has 2200 on adc 
 
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it makes no sense.  for these triple white reflective UB, Canada gets 50 while the US has 2200 on adc 
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Hmm? US population is Over 300 mil.  Canada is like 35 mil.  More people in the state of Cali alone than our whole country.
 
Canada is such a SMALL SMALL market compared to the US. 50 pairs makes sense, but it hurts.

It's ridiculous even the GR UBs are like quickstrikes here (but this has been covered a million times already I get it)
 
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so you're saying we should be grateful we even got 50 pairs?  
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We're a relatively small market here compared to other parts of the world.  50 pairs is better than nothing.  Even though the US had over 2k pairs, you're battling with way more people to try and get them so it'll seem like it's the same anyway
 
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kobeoverbron said:
Canada is such a SMALL SMALL market compared to the US. 50 pairs makes sense, but it hurts.

It's ridiculous even the GR UBs are like quickstrikes here (but this has been covered a million times already I get it)
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Yeah it's ridiculous how adidas treats CA.  I guess it shouldn't be a surprise since all past releases were in similar numbers.
 
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We're a relatively small market here compared to other parts of the world.  50 pairs is better than nothing.  Even though the US had over 2k pairs, you're battling with way more people to try and get them so it'll seem like it's the same anyway
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In the US its was roughly 1 pair of those reflective UBs for every 145,000 people

For Canada it was roughly 1 pair of those reflective UBs for every 700,000 people

So in order to make it "even" they should have released roughly 250 pairs of those UBs in Canada. of course that doesn't really reflect who of the entire population wanted the sneakers. but you get the point. yay math!
 
smjsxo said:
I miss the old exchange rates. :x
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I know right ...

The FOREX sucks so much that for the same shoe, retail + taxes in Canada is now cheaper than converted US + NY tax.

It doesn't make sense now for me to buy US if I can get it here. I also don't have to make plans to cross the border for my packages.

Only remaining advantages of US are, they still have more exclusive items, more pairs and better shoes on SALE -- just like NDC
 
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thejgun said:
In the US its was roughly 1 pair of those reflective UBs for every 145,000 people
For Canada it was roughly 1 pair of those reflective UBs for every 700,000 people

So in order to make it "even" they should have released roughly 250 pairs of those UBs in Canada. of course that doesn't really reflect who of the entire population wanted the sneakers. but you get the point. yay math!
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You sure your math is correct? I think you didn't use the decimal point correctly. 1 pair for every 70,000 Canadians if my calculator is right...
yay math!

EDIT: it's actually 1 pair for every 1.5 million americans. still higher chances here than USA.
 
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One pair for every 1.5 million Americans would give the USA a population of 3 billion by my estimation. Yay mathS!
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