honestly i dont ike the stiffness in em. altho it was just me walking around in them to test em. but theyre SO stiff i couldnt really bend them while putting real force with my hands. trying to bend em in half with one hand on the nose and one hand at the heel was extremely hard. like, hands starting to tremble and they bent maybe 15 degrees hard. WAY too stiff
these are fire but i wouldn't pay over 150 for these...
these are all i need nike
fixed.
nope. i havent even SEEN anyone with them. the pricepoint is just terrible. way too high. They cost more than the current lebron, which is 2 generations AFTER the shoe the hyperposite is modeled after. not to mention the lebron is nike's most expensive signature line. how can u be more expensive than the current most expensive shoe that came 2 years after the one ur modeled after?
I know, seems like this shoe is being boycotted. No one has these. Hahanope. i havent even SEEN anyone with them. the pricepoint is just terrible. way too high. They cost more than the current lebron, which is 2 generations AFTER the shoe the hyperposite is modeled after. not to mention the lebron is nike's most expensive signature line. how can u be more expensive than the current most expensive shoe that came 2 years after the one ur modeled after?
im glad ur ok with it. because honestly i was mad i had to pay 180 for the lebron Xs when they were out. its simply too much for a shoe. 180 is too much for a shoe no matter whats in it. Because at the end of the day, its less than $50 in materials and labor. Its something you know ur getting ripped off on but find reasons to make the purchase, however with them raising the price to this level? its flat out disrespect. and they dont even give u good colorways at that price!? easy pass. the steve nashiest of no look passes til the price drops significantly
stop. 40k for a fully loaded kia optima is about right in the current market. the tech inside the car is on par with everything else nowadays. but no matter how u slice it... its 40k for a kia. the same theory applies here. as long as you okay it, nike will continue to raise their astronomical prices. if u think hyperposite (which is the only differentiating feature from MANY of nikes shoes) is worth this much money... then you need to buy everyone in their marketing team a couple of rounds at the bar
It doesn't seem too inconceivable that Nike has raised prices..
u nailed it bigj. and i actually really like the shoe! especially if it performs like the lebron x. but seeing that price on ANY shoe is a deterrent for me. yes, we dont have to buy it...and thats precisely why this shoe is sitting on shelves across america. the problem/conundrum is... thats why nike barely supports the hyperposite line. they say theres not enough interest/support for it. well no ****! In marketing and business, everyone knows you have to hit the sweet spot on pricing. Too low and you eat profit but everyone will buy it. Just right and youll break even. You want to price it in a way to make a profit, but not to ostracize your target market. you will not sell $225 sneakers (that aren't retroed jordans) to people aged 16-30 easily. it just wont happen. Especially if u didnt even try to make an attractive colorway or anything. Its almost like theyre liquidating the line but instead of dropping the price to get rid of it, theyre trying to scrape together every penny they can get out of those willin to pay. i dont understand what theyre trying to do
