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It's just the insole they're really changin tbh. Underneath is still trashI'm sure they'll step up comfort on the new retros, most newer retros since the "remastered" program have been comfortable
It's just the insole they're really changin tbh. Underneath is still trash
polished turdIt's just the insole they're really changin tbh. Underneath is still trash
Still a noticeable comfort
Have to agree with the consensus that the last round of Infrared's were just horrible to wear...I made the mistake of taking a brand new pair to Disney with the kids for three days right after they released...
Still a noticeable comfort
It's just the insole they're really changin tbh. Underneath is still trash
You guys honestly expect too much from a shoe with 1991 tech. 6s have never been very comfortable, even compared to older models-I still remember Kicksology.net trashing the 2000s retros (when they first released) for comfort and those were probably closest to the OG release.
The 2000 s were mad comfy imo
I co sign the flakey durabuck comment on the 2000 pair. I literally pray my Bordeaux and Metallic aren't like that in a few years.2000s were bricks too. I vividly remember thinking 'Jordan had to play in these??? Jesus...'
No 3m, bricksole, weak glue, trash materials flaked off the upper. Garbage was more of a replica than a retro. Had that nike air though.
I cant imagine it could get much worse than what they did in 2000 but apparently they achieved the impossible and lowered the bar
Are the maroons ok?
wtf is the point in the air bubble and crap if you can't use it when there's a thick cement cardboard in between it and your foot?Still a noticeable comfort
It's just the insole they're really changin tbh. Underneath is still trash
You guys honestly expect too much from a shoe with 1991 tech. 6s have never been very comfortable, even compared to older models-I still remember Kicksology.net trashing the 2000s retros (when they first released) for comfort and those were probably closest to the OG release.
It's not even the cardboard, it's the hard PU midsole that keeps you from feel that heel air. It's also why 3s, 4s, and 5s feel the same way. It doesn't matter how much air you have in the midsole if the midsole surrounding it is too hard to compress enough so you actually activate and feel the air.wtf is the point in the air bubble and crap if you can't use it when there's a thick cement cardboard in between it and your foot?Still a noticeable comfortYou guys honestly expect too much from a shoe with 1991 tech. 6s have never been very comfortable, even compared to older models-I still remember Kicksology.net trashing the 2000s retros (when they first released) for comfort and those were probably closest to the OG release.It's just the insole they're really changin tbh. Underneath is still trash
It's not even the cardboard, it's the hard PU midsole that keeps you from feel that heel air. It's also why 3s, 4s, and 5s feel the same way. It doesn't matter how much air you have in the midsole if the midsole surrounding it is too hard to compress enough so you actually activate and feel the air.
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Look at that midsole...looks like big slab of concrete.
Just have to live with it because it's not going to change unless they start doing Ultra editions of Jordans.
2000s were bricks too. I vividly remember thinking 'Jordan had to play in these??? Jesus...'
No 3m, bricksole, weak glue, trash materials flaked off the upper. Garbage was more of a replica than a retro. Had that nike air though.
I cant imagine it could get much worse than what they did in 2000 but apparently they achieved the impossible and lowered the bar
Are the maroons ok?
Thank you, somebody finally gets it. Once they changed to the thick nitrogen filled air units in 2004, they created a new harder polyurethane midsole. Im not saying the shoes before that were the most comfortable, but the polyurethane pre 2004 was softer and made the air units responsive. This goes for most of Nikes retros as well. SF6 Air Units were great for out feet, but apparently bad for the environment, and ever since our feet have suffered because they are gone forever.
Are the maroons ok?
It's not even the cardboard, it's the hard PU midsole that keeps you from feel that heel air. It's also why 3s, 4s, and 5s feel the same way. It doesn't matter how much air you have in the midsole if the midsole surrounding it is too hard to compress enough so you actually activate and feel the air.
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Look at that midsole...looks like big slab of concrete.
Just have to live with it because it's not going to change unless they start doing Ultra editions of Jordans.
Yeah, you have the technology to do this without sacrificing the OG look. I don't want to hear a damn thing about a price hike either because they already did that in order to give us better quality retros. They don't need another $20 to use softer midsoles and better air units.I don't understand why JB won't release retros with zoom + lunar that actually look like retros and not some hybrids like Alpha 1s. They could charge a premium for them and people would buy them up. The funny thing is, they basically already did this with the Chuck Taylor IIs-even if it was a new model, it still looked like a retro shoe so I don't see why they can't do this with existing Jordan retros.It's not even the cardboard, it's the hard PU midsole that keeps you from feel that heel air. It's also why 3s, 4s, and 5s feel the same way. It doesn't matter how much air you have in the midsole if the midsole surrounding it is too hard to compress enough so you actually activate and feel the air.
Look at that midsole...looks like big slab of concrete.
Just have to live with it because it's not going to change unless they start doing Ultra editions of Jordans.
I had 2000 Infrared 6s and "uncomfortable" is not a word I ever associated with them.