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Does anyone know if these are wearable? I have 4 pairs and they’ve all got firm midsoles, nowhere near soft. They feel exactly as a wearable pair should but they’re all DS and that’s what makes me ask.
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15 years is 15 years.
Its gonna be a toss-up. They're sitting on phylon so the crumbling will take place at some point.
I noticed that 1 of my Air Yeezy 1s started to crumble and that's only 10-11 years.
Wear them in your crib for 30 minutes and see what happens.
Its gonna be a toss-up. They're sitting on phylon so the crumbling will take place at some point.
I noticed that 1 of my Air Yeezy 1s started to crumble and that's only 10-11 years.
Wear them in your crib for 30 minutes and see what happens.
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Yea, I'm going to do that. Thanks man.
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Still wear my white reds. Had to do a little gluing last year where the midsole seperated from upper in some places.
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So do you think these midsoles pretty much hold up and don't crumble?
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Hard to say, there’s something about wearing them over time that I think helps Keep them intact longer. I’d bet you’re more likely to see sole separation than crumbling.
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That was one of the first shoes Jordan Brand started changing the PU formula on, which is why they weren’t nearly as comfortable as the highs.
Theres more of a risk of sole separation than crumbling, you should be okay. And if you’ve got 4 pairs, you can risk it with one.
My .02
Theres more of a risk of sole separation than crumbling, you should be okay. And if you’ve got 4 pairs, you can risk it with one.
My .02
