I clean my flyknits using this product called ReDeadstock. They sell shoe cleaners with brushes along with other items for our kicks. The products work very well on the soles and flyknit material as long as you use the right brush.
will definitely check this out. repped.
I'm normally just a lurker but I also chatted with a rep today who told me "Due to the high volume of orders, we are making sure that we have enough inventory for each order. You will receive a confirmation email when that does get shipped out to you."
just chatted with a nike rep about why my order still says "submitted".
she said "it appears the product was out of stock when the order was processed..."
which one of you is this guy with the 10 feedbacks upset about my $200 offer.
i appreciate your reply! at least the rep you got gave you hope. mine just said "the order will cancel itself if we cant find a pair in another warehouse for you...."
Nowhere close to 40 dollars below his break even point, though. At worst it'd be like 10 dollars under, and probably less than 5.
Fellas, I know all the talk is about oreo 2.0 but I need some advice on how to clean these pick-ups.
I know about putting them into a pillow case and removing the laces and in-soles but what product works great to clean them? I would like to pre treat them before I throw them in the wash (gentle cycle?)
it's not a $200 shoe
@easyco On a side note, nice pickups! If I remember correctly looks like that white/black and black/white set of trainers was from eBay right? I remember watching that set on eBay for something like $500, black sz11 and white sz11.5. I always wondered if it was a NTer who copped.
This is why people go direct through Paypal using ebay - even though theyre cracking down on that stuff it's still done all the time.
Hand soap works fine equally as well. I posted a couple before/after photos of my Oreos using a microfiber and a soft bristle brush and they looked new.
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good point
no soap?Best way to clean flyknits is just a quick cycle in the washer. Nothing more, nothing less. Each time works like a charm:
1. Remove laces and insoles
2. COLD cycle
3. Air Dry (most important part)
And NEVER put them in the dryer, or else it would look like crumb cakes (a NTer will validate, back in the 100s post of this thread where he posted a pic of the aftermath and it did not look good)
