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Just as the title says. I'm on their site now and don't see it anymore. Could've sworn like 2 months ago I was browsing through Jordans and Nikes on there highlighting some stuff to cop.
did pick your shoes lose their nike account?
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Damn you're right bro, no more J's on PYS !!
They used to have so much heat back in the days I wonder what happened
They used to have so much heat back in the days I wonder what happened
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@RaphP Word I'm wondering too. If I couldn't find any shoes on FlightClub I would go to them - to me they were also like a mini sneaker archive so I could look at old models and then research them further with the style number they provided. They were always pretty lowkey so I wonder who has the source on the info for this
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Yeah that was awesome because they kept their sold out shoes in their listings so you could see almost every old Jordan models.
That's the first website my mate showed me when I came into the game =)
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Never knew that. So did the store that was supplying their stuff just cut off ties with them? And what was the reason if so?
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Was just wondering the same thing myself. Looks like they do still have Nike and some Jordan items. I was only able to access them through Google links though which is strange.
http://www.pickyourshoes.com/Nike-Basketball/
http://www.pickyourshoes.com/shoes.asp?productcode=12
http://www.pickyourshoes.com/Nike-Basketball/
http://www.pickyourshoes.com/shoes.asp?productcode=12
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Yeah same here. If you just go to pys.com nothing shows up even when you search. but through google it will.
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Sorry for reviving a dead horse, but you are right. Pickyourshoes no longer has the old school heat both sites are the same store, but pickyourshoes.com is more like an detailed archive while pys.com is for what they have for sale at the moment. They keep the old site on the off chance that they get anymore of the old stuff.