Nike Roshe LD-1000, Fragment black release on July 16th

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I'm looking through niketalk forums but haven't find single thread that discuss about this shoe. another hybrid shoes from nike that start with classic nike running shoes LD-1000 with Roshe cushion. It was last year released for the 1st time collaboration with fragment design. nonetheless the shoe is really comfortable and breathable they are using mesh upper along with swoosh leather perfect for the summer shoes :D


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Fragment Collaboration
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Poor Man Fragment aka Navy Colorway :tongue:
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How do these fit? I missed my TTS 10 on the obsidians, wondering if I can get away with the 10.5 if they run tight.  
 
i wish i knew they were dropping these. i wouldve never bought a pair of the frags.

any info on the USA pair? they already release or not yet?
 
mynameaintG said:
i wish i knew they were dropping these. i wouldve never bought a pair of the frags.

any info on the USA pair? they already release or not yet?
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July 4th cmiiw, i think it's part of 4th july pack nike. anyhow there are still available the poor man fragment and black white colorway on NDC
 
So I'm located outside the United States and I've searched everywhere (yes eBay)

for the poor man's Frag & the black/white version of this shoe ...

Looks like they have only released on NDC 
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Do you think there will be a wider release on other smaller boutiques and FNL / FL etc etc ?

Any help would be appreciated! Thanks in advance.
 
FYI, NDC just put up a bunch more sizes of the Obsodian pair. I was able to cop my size 10 this morning.
 
I don't have any Roshes to compare them to, but they fit Nike TTS. I got my normal Nike size and it was a perfect fit, no need to size up or down.
 
winzz said:
fit TTS , similar with cortez i think
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Roshes got that weird front area stitching that blocks the high, front of the foot area... 

The sole itself is TTS, but for Roshes the upper make them look and feel tight.

I think if you go half up it won't kill you, but TTS seems to be the general reaction from folks.
 
I'll post my copped pics soon...

but for sizing I'd recommend half up for comfort.

Tried on in-store, TTS is OK, but half up was much better.

So same sizing as your Roshes.
 
Heard the materials on the upper and silhouette fit much more narrow than the typical Roshe NM, although they share the same sole. So people that already own roses with wider feet are going a half size up. Is there any truth to that? I'd appreciate if anyone who owns a pair of LD1000's could shed some light on that, cuz umm...I've got wide feet too lol...
 
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Heard the materials on the upper and silhouette fit much more narrow than the typical Roshe NM, although they share the same sole. So people that already own roses with wider feet are going a half size up. Is there any truth to that? I'd appreciate if anyone who owns a pair of LD1000's could shed some light on that, cuz umm...I've got wide feet too lol...
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Roshes run narrow to begin with, because it has the type of upper that takes the shape of your foot.

I go half to full up on Roshes, these I go half up only, cause the upper is not as form fitting as a flimsy Roshe.

Hope this helps.
 
These fit exactly like my Cortez fit, which is Nike TTS.  If you've ever worn or tried on a pair of Cortez, get your size in that shoe.
 
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