Ok so I’m new to the forum, quite a collector, I regularly visit different outlets see if I can drop on anything and the other day I saw these, women’s air max 1 PRM Pendleton, now I have a men’s pair but I cannot find any info about these at all, I had a live chat with Nike, they advised me to take them into store. Took them back this morning and because it’s a clearance store - full of student staff, they didn’t know anything about them can someone shine some light of these? Release date, quantity, value, rarity, really stuck in this one, il pop a few pictures for everyone, any answers are welcomed, there 100% legit aswell from a clearance store local to me, thanks
- Dec 11, 2004
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Can't image these being legit.
Never seen them ever anywhere. No info whatsoever can be found on them. Literally nothing. Which is quite impossible nowadays, if these were an actual release.
Although the size tag and box label are pretty spot on shape/layoutwise, the color description seems a bit weird & simple for this type of shoe. Also on the men's pair the box said PND, not PENDLETON.
Never seen them ever anywhere. No info whatsoever can be found on them. Literally nothing. Which is quite impossible nowadays, if these were an actual release.
Although the size tag and box label are pretty spot on shape/layoutwise, the color description seems a bit weird & simple for this type of shoe. Also on the men's pair the box said PND, not PENDLETON.
- Oct 3, 2006
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Yeah the details don't add up here. I've done some research and have arrived at a similar conclusion to Modus. This is a real mystery.
They simply do not exist on the internet in the way they're listed on the box/style code/etc. The Pendleton release that used this pattern all over was a NikeID option, not a general release, so a pair that looks just like this could have been made on NikeID, but if that were the case for this pair it would have a NikeID tag and box. The tags, box, etc. on this pair is that of a general release, but they don't have sample tags.
And yet, I can't imagine why fakes would have been made for this pair. It's not like there was a big market for the NikeID version - Nike actually discounted them while they were available. The Pendleton pattern and tag also look correct. The shape isn't great, but it's hard to tell if that's more a function of the thickness of the Pendleton material and the small size proportions.
They simply do not exist on the internet in the way they're listed on the box/style code/etc. The Pendleton release that used this pattern all over was a NikeID option, not a general release, so a pair that looks just like this could have been made on NikeID, but if that were the case for this pair it would have a NikeID tag and box. The tags, box, etc. on this pair is that of a general release, but they don't have sample tags.
And yet, I can't imagine why fakes would have been made for this pair. It's not like there was a big market for the NikeID version - Nike actually discounted them while they were available. The Pendleton pattern and tag also look correct. The shape isn't great, but it's hard to tell if that's more a function of the thickness of the Pendleton material and the small size proportions.
