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Less PPP loan fraudsters = easier releases.
Fools had these marked up to almost $400 before they dropped on NDC.
Less PPP loan fraudsters = easier releases.
Fools had these marked up to almost $400 before they dropped on NDC.
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Edit: They came in. Clay greens are nice in hand.
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Copped last season’s Misery Ridge Jacket on 50% discount the other day and busted out the old Mowabb w/ rugged sole. Although the soles are about to fall off again and need some re-grueling, this one is little more comfortable than my Olivia Kim’s IMHO.
Bonus pic w/ backpack
Bonus pic w/ backpack
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Down in Zion
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Copped last season’s Misery Ridge Jacket on 50% discount the other day and busted out the old Mowabb w/ rugged sole. Although the soles are about to fall off again and need some re-grueling, this one is little more comfortable than my Olivia Kim’s IMHO.
Bonus pic w/ backpack
if you don’t mind could u post more pics of the mowabbs? Look like they have a diff construction than the ones I’ve seen
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^ Not really new pix. These are what I took & posted on Mowabb thread when I got my Olivia Kim’s iirc. The right pair is the first Retro of Mowabb that came out almost 20 years ago. (Manufacturing date was 2002, but I don’t remember when they came out exactly.)
It features more rugged sole comparing to OGs and although I prefer that sole (to me, regular Mowabbs are just too flat and no cushioning at all), I guess Nike didn’t think that was an improvement tho.
It features more rugged sole comparing to OGs and although I prefer that sole (to me, regular Mowabbs are just too flat and no cushioning at all), I guess Nike didn’t think that was an improvement tho.
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^ Not really new pix. These are what I took & posted on Mowabb thread when I got my Olivia Kim’s iirc. The right pair is the first Retro of Mowabb that came out almost 20 years ago. (Manufacturing date was 2002, but I don’t remember when they came out exactly.)
It features more rugged sole comparing to OGs and although I prefer that sole (to me, regular Mowabbs are just too flat and no cushioning at all), I guess Nike didn’t think that was an improvement tho.
damn these are crazy. its like an Air Mowabb 2
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Nike played too much with rappers, artists and fashion collabs while losing a huge niche in techwear for Arcteryx and Salomon like brands. I remember the early 00s when ACG was innovative line of practical urban clothing and somehow they're runner-ups now. L. via hypebeast
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In the subway yesterday.
they held up pretty well on the hike; the rubber isn’t as good as a vibram sole on slick or smooth surfaces, but the shoe has excellent traction on loose surfaces. They held up pretty well in the water. The part on the upper that has the boxes is waterproof, but the part that is pink is not. They didn’t soak up the water, but I could def feel it getting damp when submerged. Comfort on them is top notch. These are incredible shoes overall. My favorite new Nike release since the flyknit racer. Only way to improve them in my opinion is an all GORE-TEX upper, and sticker rubber (even though it is already pretty decent).
they held up pretty well on the hike; the rubber isn’t as good as a vibram sole on slick or smooth surfaces, but the shoe has excellent traction on loose surfaces. They held up pretty well in the water. The part on the upper that has the boxes is waterproof, but the part that is pink is not. They didn’t soak up the water, but I could def feel it getting damp when submerged. Comfort on them is top notch. These are incredible shoes overall. My favorite new Nike release since the flyknit racer. Only way to improve them in my opinion is an all GORE-TEX upper, and sticker rubber (even though it is already pretty decent).
The pants are huge and the hoodie is kinda baggy but way less than the pants and fits better than the normal pullover hoodie
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30% off at botre including the pink MF and other ACG stuff like Nasu 2, etc..
I'm a medium in the Smith cargo pants for reference. Would you recommend sizing down? What's your impression of them?
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Got so many W’s from this thread - some MountainFlys for you - free shipping over $200
www.saintalfred.com
ACG GORE-TEX MOUNTAIN FLY
Nike ACG Gore-Tex Mountain Fly Clay Green/Black CT2904-300 Nike All Conditions Gear Footwear Collection Nike QuickStrike Release No Sew Rubberized Mesh Upper Sock-like Inner Bootie to Keep Out Dirt and Debris GORE-TEX Waterproof and Breathable Interior Membrane Hard Rubber Toe, Heel and Outer...
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It’s kind of opposite here in JP. Black&Grey one lasted way longer (at least…, some sizes including mine made it to NDC and then, 20% off) when they came out for the first time and this is what happened on SNKRS-JP a day after 2nd release…
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Got these in just now and tried on around the house. First impressions: that ankle opening had me sweatin trying to pull them on, that ish is tight! 
went TTS and am thinking I could have gone up a half size, but the heel lift says otherwise. For any actual outdoor activity I would want a more secure heel lock, but for lifestyle use it’s ok. Love the look, midsole comfort and color though.
also - Nike typical quality with the glue stain on the left shoe upper…
went TTS and am thinking I could have gone up a half size, but the heel lift says otherwise. For any actual outdoor activity I would want a more secure heel lock, but for lifestyle use it’s ok. Love the look, midsole comfort and color though.also - Nike typical quality with the glue stain on the left shoe upper…
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bruh there's something about this clay colorway of the moutain fly... could be a top contender for shoes i've purchased this year these are out of this world!
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Can't believe you can get Deschutz for $30....Many slides cost 30 bucks....wow.
Yeah I guess you could size down.. They're nice the polartec is warm af but they don't stay soft for long though
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Any suggestions on clothing brands that are good for hiking that’s relatively cheap or bang for your buck? I’m just starting to get into hiking/outdoorsy things. I know you can probably just wear regular jeans and what not.
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I would just search here for something you like. Or go to REI and try on a variety of pants in store. Like most pants, they’re kind of a rip of at retail, but it’ll give you a good idea of options and what materials you like.
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Find a great selection of men's pants at Steep & Cheap, including deals on cargo pants and khakis from Columbia, Arc'teryx, Marmot, Patagonia & more.
www.steepandcheap.com
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Appreciate it. I use to live a few blocks from REI but I never really shopped there. Then the shut down happened. Now I’m an hour away lol. Gotta find some time this weekend to check it out.I would just search here for something you like. Or go to REI and try on a variety of pants in store. Like most pants, they’re kind of a rip of at retail, but it’ll give you a good idea of options and what materials you like.
- Up to 70% Off
Find a great selection of men's pants at Steep & Cheap, including deals on cargo pants and khakis from Columbia, Arc'teryx, Marmot, Patagonia & more.
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I don’t hike regularly, but I usually wear my Nike Running gear paired with old Pro Combat Hypercool gear. I’ve scooped up items from H&M that would be suitable for light hikes and outdoorsy activities.
I don’t really purchase B/W sneakers, but I want them to restock the B/W MountainFly!
I don’t really purchase B/W sneakers, but I want them to restock the B/W MountainFly!
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Oof....I hiked in jeans ONCE many years ago...never again haha. Denim doesn't breathe, and it just gets heavy and chafe-y. These are what I hike in nowadays; they're technically rock climbing pants but they're mad versatile. Stretchy, tough, and breathable. And right now they're on sale. I've worn the hell out of these on tons of hikes in the mountains.
Men's Brise Schoeller® Pant
A performance pant which combines style and function by merging technical materials with a modern point of view. Designed to wear and function equally well in all environments. Fabric from Schoeller® Switzerland Stretch fabric DWR finish Mechanically wicking Stretch waistband & cuff Engineered...
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