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$315.....................Might as well buy some Prada Shoes (Just Sayin)
That's what I did instead of hunting for the Jordan GMP...
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$315.....................Might as well buy some Prada Shoes (Just Sayin)
Regarding the bold I think that's why we have this disagreement. I never said all people are complaining cause of the price couldn't afford them. I said some and I will stand by that cause lets not act like that isn't true either just like some don't see the need for it and can afford it. If I said anything where it implies all people complaining were doing so over price I apologize cause I make mistakes too. Nike target audience is anybody who will buy them lol. The racist remarks are mainly from folks that are mad they aren't where Bron or whoever is financially and they getting paid for a "game" even though they can't provide the same level of entertainment whoever provides.There are people who understand value, wouldn't you say so?If saying I'm not thinking makes you feel better I'm all for it. Maybe the people you speak of don't want them. Most people that can comfortably afford and want something usually get it no matter what it is. There is nothing wrong with what I said cause even in the first post I said some not all some. That's why I said you must be responding emotionally. If said people are taking a stance cause they don't want to pay that for sneaks good for them. How many times have you not gotten something that you wanted that you could afford comfortably because of price? I don't know many that deny themselves things they want if they can comfortably afford them without worrying about financial implications now or down the road.
There are people who'll look at something, then ask, is this a high quality product?
Do I need this? Will it last? How does this differ from the lower priced model from another company? If I invest in this product, will it do what it is said to do? Are there risks involved, as in the product not living up to the standards that are expected? With the materials being used, are they worth the price being asked?
Or...can I buy a less expensive shoe, one that is more durable and of better value, then allowing me to buy many more pairs to use whenever I need them?
If you take a peek at the responses on ESPN's thread about the shoe, the racist remarks, they realize that Nike is targeting a certain audience. Just like yourself, you are chiding an audience who may say that this shoe is too expensive, suggesting that they are only complaining due to the lack of finance, totally eliminating the possibility that they are simply not gullible enough to buy this shoe.
If you ask me, I feel that Nike has completely thrown LeBron under the bus on this one, making him look like the greedy, selfish player that ran away from Cleveland again.
I guess you haven't heard of inflation kid. Cars are meant to withstand the rough mileage you put on them, but paint can still be chipped, basketball shoes are meant FOR PERFORMANCE on the court , not looks, paint chipping doesn't make them any less durable, again... Play In some 2012 Jordan retros, then play in elites, if you don't wanna pay for comfort continue to buy those 3stripe Adidas in your avi homieWrong.
Also, do not compare shoes that are meant to be played in, with luxury items such as high end automobiles. You don't drive a lambo to a construction site, then hooking it up to a flatbed. These are basketball shoes, then should stand up to the task. In this case, that means the paint job should be able to withstand any punishment dished out, especially for two hundred fifty dollars.
Only kids like you, sit and suggest that it's what's inside of a shoe, when no nike shoe has ever been proven to do anything any different from what's offered from any other company. You've swallowed the Kool Aid, and you are not any better off because of it.
After you buy these things, do us a favor, come back and tell us how they've improved your game.
Regarding the bold I think that's why we have this disagreement. I never said all people are complaining cause of the price couldn't afford them. I said some and I will stand by that cause lets not act like that isn't true either just like some don't see the need for it and can afford it. If I said anything where it implies all people complaining were doing so over price I apologize cause I make mistakes too. Nike target audience is anybody who will buy them lol. The racist remarks are mainly from folks that are mad they aren't where Bron or whoever is financially and they getting paid for a "game" even though they can't provide the same level of entertainment whoever provides.
Clean....Still personally prefer the red swoosh.not sure if this was posted...
I say we boycot
I guess you haven't heard of doing your research, then using common sense. I respect information, even coming from a kid, if it is well researched and then proven to be accurate, unlike the information that you are currently spouting.I guess you haven't heard of inflation kid. Cars are meant to withstand the rough mileage you put on them, but paint can still be chipped, basketball shoes are meant FOR PERFORMANCE on the court , not looks, paint chipping doesn't make them any less durable, again... Play In some 2012 Jordan retros, then play in elites, if you don't wanna pay for comfort continue to buy those 3stripe Adidas in your avi homie
Thats all people bought though, and that's because of the name and it's limited run.it won't matter...In the IX forum people posted the article where JP and crew basically announced the Elite IXs pricing of $250 was an experiment...and we bought up the SBs/MVs. People will buy what they want to buy.
Thats all people bought though, and that's because of the name and it's limited run.
The other versions of the Elites NEVER sold out. You can actually get them on discount at some FTL/HOH etc. So Nike experiment was a major fail, and this $315 one will be an even bigger one too. Thank god Nike stock price is under today (down 44%), it looks like ever since articles broke they've been trading negative, lol. This cant be good news for there investors.
The Bullets Chris Webber has "severed ties" with Nikebecause he says the company "refuses" to lower the price of itsbasketball shoe named after him, according to Frank Hughes of theWASHINGTON TIMES. Webber's three-year deal with Nike recentlyran out, and his agent, Fallasha Erwin, said that they would notnegotiate a new deal because Nike "insisted" they continue tocharge $140 for the CWebb shoe, more than any other sneaker onthe market.