OFFICIAL: Nike Zoom FLYKNIT Collection - Racers + Trainers ONLY - (SIZE POLL ON FIRST PAGE. CHECK TH

Size preference

  • True to size

    Votes: 101 48.3%

  • True to size runs snug, but feels fine

    Votes: 40 19.1%

  • Runs small, need to go .5 size up

    Votes: 50 23.9%

  • Runs big, need to go .5 size down

    Votes: 28 13.4%
  • Total voters
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After spending the better part of the last two days in Orange County shopping with my wife on a work trip at Fashion Island and South Coast, I've gotta comment on the overall lack of heat being worn in the OC. No Flyknits (except Frees), no J's, no Dunks, and not even any Kobes seen on feet. Only a few GR Roshes. Just surprising given all the money flowing through there...
 
BohnThugs said:
After spending the better part of the last two days in Orange County shopping with my wife on a work trip at Fashion Island and South Coast, I've gotta comment on the overall lack of heat being worn in the OC. No Flyknits (except Frees), no J's, no Dunks, and not even any Kobes seen on feet. Only a few GR Roshes. Just surprising given all the money flowing through there...
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racers and trainers are pretty much low key around there
 
BohnThugs said:
After spending the better part of the last two days in Orange County shopping with my wife on a work trip at Fashion Island and South Coast, I've gotta comment on the overall lack of heat being worn in the OC. No Flyknits (except Frees), no J's, no Dunks, and not even any Kobes seen on feet. Only a few GR Roshes. Just surprising given all the money flowing through there...
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I think more towards the LA area is where you will spot a few more people wearing dope sneakers. I live near OC, but visit South Coast Plaza and notice that too. Considering it has a HOH, Adidas Originals, and Nike Running Store, not many people are seen wearing any type of Flyknits. Hope Socal treated you right though.
 
BohnThugs said:
After spending the better part of the last two days in Orange County shopping with my wife on a work trip at Fashion Island and South Coast, I've gotta comment on the overall lack of heat being worn in the OC. No Flyknits (except Frees), no J's, no Dunks, and not even any Kobes seen on feet. Only a few GR Roshes. Just surprising given all the money flowing through there...
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The OC is whack.

Thats all.
 
I've never seen another pair of racers. The closest I've been was when I was about to give a pair of b/w to my friend but he told me to keep em. Would've technically been the first time I saw another person's racer.
 
When I was living in NYC, surprisingly enough Racers and Trainers were pretty damn rare. Over the years, I've probably seen them less than 10 times. I moved to Florida a few weeks ago and they're pretty much nonexistent here.
 
markiie said:
When I was living in NYC, surprisingly enough Racers and Trainers were pretty damn rare. Over the years, I've probably seen them less than 10 times. I moved to Florida a few weeks ago and they're pretty much nonexistent here.
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yeah makes me wonder who the heck buys them all and where do people wear them...
 
Don't think I've ever seen a pair of Racers or Trainers in Philly unless they were on my feet. Have seen a few people rocking Lunar 1s though.
 
palma said:
Did the black and white racers drop properly? I know there were some sizes except 0.5 at 3 am on a random night and people adding with some links. Did nike ever drop so I can kop without psychic powers?
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chr1s2394 said:
I think more towards the LA area is where you will spot a few more people wearing dope sneakers. I live near OC, but visit South Coast Plaza and notice that too. Considering it has a HOH, Adidas Originals, and Nike Running Store, not many people are seen wearing any type of Flyknits. Hope Socal treated you right though.
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Thanks man. Here til Wednesday. Gonna hit up some outlets, RIF, Pound for Pound, and FC on Tuesday.
 
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BohnThugs said:
Thanks man. Here til Wednesday. Gonna hit up some outlets, RIF, Pound for Pound, and FC on Tuesday.
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Nice ! There a few outlets all somewhat near OC. Not sure exactly where you staying, but I think the best one would be Citadel or Ontario because of the other shops surrounding them.
 
kevinnxu said:
do they even make fake flyknit oreos ??
price check 9.5/10 condition

he's asking 250$ CAD...
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That's basically $200 USD so it's not bad, but not great either. I sold mine for $250 CAD about 6 months ago and they were a DS size 8.5...
 
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BohnThugs said:
After spending the better part of the last two days in Orange County shopping with my wife on a work trip at Fashion Island and South Coast, I've gotta comment on the overall lack of heat being worn in the OC. No Flyknits (except Frees), no J's, no Dunks, and not even any Kobes seen on feet. Only a few GR Roshes. Just surprising given all the money flowing through there...
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Interesting. It's been the opposite for me since I've moved here. I swear I've never seen so many flyknits on a daily basis. It also has to do with where I work tho I guess. Everyone has volts, mc's, white trainers, and the newest flyknits on.

I guess outside of work the place I've seen people wear heat is at Mitsuwa lol.
 
Here in NC it's rare seeing any good flyknits like racers and trainers (or even Chukkas/FSB's). Don't matter to me...I'll wear them whether anyone else is or not
 
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