IMO that's the difference between a collector and a sneaker head. 1 collects and others rock. There is large 1 to rock 1 to stock crowd. I'm wearing all my joints.
why get doubles and wear both. If I got doubles the second pair wont be worn until the first is run to the ground.
Pretty much
This man KNOWS
ok thanks bra guess i just have to pass on to the next release lol
im not sticking up for anyone, i never said the shoes were real. which is why earlier i said they arent 100% authentic. I dont know what they are but they are different
but you did say they were FAKE, which is what I was trying to figure out. I followed the BRED IV thread early on and one thing I noticed was the early releases seemed
to be just like the ones we got from Nike. Has anyone been able to identify any differences from the early release BRED IV and the ones that came out?
Not trying to say any of you guys are wrong, just want some clarification here. I actually thought Zyzz has a great point in that thread. The problem is none of us know what factories these shoes are actually coming from. If we could identify the whole process and see if the early releases are the same (same factories/workers/production) then we could call them what they are.
Spoken words of wisdom. With all the high quality fakes and all these 1:1 fakes floating around.. retail is starting to be the only way to go.. with ebay being the marketplace of fakes and some real... what some young dudes don't get is it doesn't matter if you get J's before or or even on release day... if you get them for retail... then even after 6 months or a year mission accomplished.
According to the clock in the United Center he won the dunk contest at 3:51 Ct
Cool. This certainly is a nice nostalgia release meant for collectors, but to be ruined by resellers.
His Airness right there!
