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those mystery grey 3.0s were the only other pair on my radar for the foreseeable future
ADIDAS BOOST Thread - PAGE 1 for INFO- *NO BUYING/SELLING/TRADING*
- Thread in 'Other Brands' Thread starter Started by jpac,
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Finally a decent picture...
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There's weird heel drag when I walk in them, have to get used to walking in them :x
They are very noticeably lighter than OG NMDs in the same size and about even with UB imo.
I dont think they even bulky tho... I think they are the same as UBs...
They are very noticeably lighter than OG NMDs in the same size and about even with UB imo.
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How's the fit ?
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maaaan all these pics... i shouldve grabbed the navy and greys inikis with the discount. /facepalm
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Iniki's still look like a Dad shoe to me
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Look like my rock climbing shoes
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Looks like a hipster shoe to me. Dad shoe would be the new Yeezy runners.
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I would assume so. they are inspired by a 70s silhouette.
I guess superstars / gazelles / sambas would fall under the same category.
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Look like my rock climbing shoes
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same here
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I had 11 out of 15...now I'm left with two (Oreos and bulugas)lol your pic makes me feel a certain type of way. some I felt were too high maintenance to wear (the first 750's and td), others couldn't get my size (moon rocks, brown gum, coppers, black and reds), olives and black and Oreos damn near the same color lol. wasn't really feeling the ot or breds so I sold them (kept a size 4). I missed PB, TB, GG and zebras. got everything for retail
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Gazelles, Zx 500, Spezials>>>>>>>Iniki
Not everything needs to have a UB/PB type sole
Not everything needs to have a UB/PB type sole
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Every time I see moonrocks it hurts deep... what the hell even happened with that release.
Adidas treated it like nothing happened :x
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man, id love a pair of tan 350's. Why couldnt they produce the regular 350's in the same numbers these V2s have been produced in.
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I forgot adc didn't drop them Barneys New York had them...I was able to snatch up two pairs none in my size thoEvery time I see moonrocks it hurts deep... what the hell even happened with that release.
Adidas treated it like nothing happened
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Anyone got their WM EQT's yet? Looking forward to seeing more pictures of it.
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Dayum what the h*ll happened to the ash purple UBs?! And I got my mom a pair from a european site for 120€ shipped lol. She has barely worn them so maybe I should ask if she wants to make a profit haha. Not but seriously, that is crazy to see how they have gone up so much in price. It's a super clean shoe in person, probably the nicest womens UB I've ever seen but definitely not 400+ nice.
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For a shoe to be significantly and/or noticeably more comfy than their non-boost predecessor, it would have to be.
Those stan smith boosts are minimally more comfortable than a normal stan smith.
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New year, New Yzy thread. Still the same Sh*t over there: immature HypeBeasts on another level. Boost Thread will always appreciate.
Go there with your cup on and battle:
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Stan Smith Boost were a flop IMO. Little comfort added and it made the shoe look less appealing than the original.
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Vino in the Yeezy thread.
