There's a HUGE difference between the two markets. You can't really compare them. Nobody wants to see a repeat of what happened in Hong Kong where most of the SB accounts were pulled out after one of the SB heads visited the city and saw SBs everywhere.Originally Posted by blasdiaz
niccee. sbs reach outlets in the us as well. there isn't any hype with those models anyway.
this i do not want to happen. if it will affect skateshops in a way that their sb accounts will get pulled then i guess sb sneakers should not be sold this way.its obvious to me that nike is also protecting this part of their company by approving stores before selling their line of skateboard shoes. skateboard shoes belong in skateshops. how did this happen though, what happened to a seller having to get approved before starting to sell sbs?Originally Posted by kingcrux31
There's a HUGE difference between the two markets. You can't really compare them. Nobody wants to see a repeat of what happened in Hong Kong where most of the SB accounts were pulled out after one of the SB heads visited the city and saw SBs everywhere.Originally Posted by blasdiaz
niccee. sbs reach outlets in the us as well. there isn't any hype with those models anyway.
Lack of hype? Since when did that have anything to do with putting items on discount? There's more to this business than hype and that's something most people fail to see.
