That's true but I'm hoping if I put as much effort in as I did in the FB's, I can get 2. 10-12 raffles, online efforts plus SNKRs app and first come first serve at one location. I copped 2. One raffle and 1 on SNKRs app. For the Space Jams, I'll come about 4-5 hours before opening at first come first serve locations. There are very few non raffle locations in Bay Area but you got to be there early to cop popular sizes.
Yeah but everybody won't keep them fresh. Just look at 72-10 and Legend Blues. Folks wishing they had 2 especially Legend Blues because they are white based.
These shouldn't be hard to keep clean.
Clear sole bruh....clear sole. Nuff said. I aint even going to debate this. Have a blessed day!
BRB grabbing toofbrush.
There are these two magical cleaning agents called soap and water (if you don't want to spend a lot of money on sneaker cleaning agents). There is also Jason Markk and various other sneaker cleaners that you can use (If you want to spend a lot of money on sneaker cleaning agents).
Bruh tell that to the thousands of people with yellowed space jams. Go tell that to everybody who's making the 'Sole Sauces". Fellas, I'm not referring to actual dirt. It's the oxidation. You'll be surprised at the amount of people that don't know how to store their shoes properly. And it's really just a slow losing battle for people in high humidity areas
yep!80% of Columbias i've seen are in bad shape, like a 6/10 or lower
I've worn mine twice since they released lol, still look great.
I don't care about yellowing, it's a natural occurance with 5s, 6s, and 11s. As long as the upper looks nice and clean, the sole could yellow for all I care. It adds character to the shoes just like creases. Some of those sole sauces can mess up the shoes also.
Soap costs $3 and I can use water at the house. It keeps the shoes clean and is cheap. Though I won't say I won't purchase Jason Markk to test it out (when I have the money to).
Classic!
