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I think this thread should just continue on for fans of all Roshes. I don't see where there's enough traffic to support two of them.
ROSHE ONE (NOT for RUNNING) - FAQs (pg1) (NO BUYING/SELLING/TRADING!!!)
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Great video, Sean! Really looking forward to grabbing a pair.
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i might grab a pair of the roshe 2s for daily
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Just came back from my local retailer (in the UK). Bought a pair of the Iguana's, I was the first client in the store, lol. Here's a picture:
So, basically I have flat feet and wear 9 (EU 44) for every other shoe.However, for the Roshe One's I had to go half a size up (as they feel very tightened). As for the Roshe Two's, the store today only offered 9 and 10, I tried both of those. The 9's were a bit tight for me and the 10's a bit wide. But decided to go with the 10's because I think it is better to go with the bigger than the smaller size.
So, what do you guys think? I hope they won't stretch too much and become too big with time. Even if they do, I only plan on wearing them casually, so it shouldn't be a problem, right? Also, is it normal for the Roshe's (One and Two) to require half or even 1 sizing up?
Other than that, they feel VERY comfortable. Feels like wearing a sock. The insole is also very soft. Happy with my purchase (although a bit worried about the sizing thing).
Edit: I went to the store and exchanged them for a size down (from 10 to 9). Updated the pictures above. Better safe than sorry. I know feel them more fir, comfortable and less wider than before. The space between my big toe and the front of the shoe is lesser as well.
So, basically I have flat feet and wear 9 (EU 44) for every other shoe.However, for the Roshe One's I had to go half a size up (as they feel very tightened). As for the Roshe Two's, the store today only offered 9 and 10, I tried both of those. The 9's were a bit tight for me and the 10's a bit wide. But decided to go with the 10's because I think it is better to go with the bigger than the smaller size.
So, what do you guys think? I hope they won't stretch too much and become too big with time. Even if they do, I only plan on wearing them casually, so it shouldn't be a problem, right? Also, is it normal for the Roshe's (One and Two) to require half or even 1 sizing up?
Other than that, they feel VERY comfortable. Feels like wearing a sock. The insole is also very soft. Happy with my purchase (although a bit worried about the sizing thing).
Edit: I went to the store and exchanged them for a size down (from 10 to 9). Updated the pictures above. Better safe than sorry. I know feel them more fir, comfortable and less wider than before. The space between my big toe and the front of the shoe is lesser as well.
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Hoping the triple blacks come out today *fingers crossed*
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Copped the black/sail on SNKRS. Go and check NDC for triple blacks and there they were....aaaaand there goes 180 real quick [emoji]128514[/emoji]
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interesting photos and article on SNKRS
https://www.nike.com/snkrs/thread/ab5bad40cbb5b7a6a1360b78b098914f1d712318
https://www.nike.com/snkrs/thread/ab5bad40cbb5b7a6a1360b78b098914f1d712318
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Cant believe they priced the flyknit 2's 130$
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I'm not sure why $130 is surprising. They were already at $120 which is less of an increase than from roshe to roshe 2. I would be more annoyed but the roshe flyknit just doesn't look very good at all compared to many other NIKE flyknit applications. Too bad...
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No, the price increase shouldn't be a surprise. Given the changes in the sole, it seems pretty standard.
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The Flyknit Roshe Twos definitely fit more snug and true to size than the Flyknit Ones (which I had to go down a half size in).
Just an FYI.
Just an FYI.
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Anyone know if Flyknit will hit ID? Trying to decide if I should wait on that or go for McFly inspired mesh (any opinions appreciated on tweaks):
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damn, they're already on iD?
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Quick video of the Roshe 2's:
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Cool video
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roshes look outdated now to me of course
adidas have the casual running-esque shoe game on lock
especially since certain designers left nike and went with adidas
I'm not talking yeezys either
I still wear the ones I have tho but it's a wrap on buying more
adidas have the casual running-esque shoe game on lock
especially since certain designers left nike and went with adidas
I'm not talking yeezys either
I still wear the ones I have tho but it's a wrap on buying more
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This; I'd prefer them done in Flyknit as well.
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I was just at a Nike running store. Seeing the 2s next to the OG, I'm just not sure. Roshe one is a slightly cleaner, slightly slimmer profile. That moulding ridge on the outsole looks like a mistake. I'll see if I feel the same when my iguanas arrive.
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Somebody do a sole swap with the sole of the 2s and put them on the 1s...
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Honestly I don't see anything that's an improvement over the original. The comfort also isn't a significant improvement either from the reviews I've seen/read, so I'm not sure there's a reason to pick these up. Definitely losing interest the more I see of them.
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Roshe game dead lmao
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roshes are dead but i ll gladly cop some pairs at 50$ they are great beaters
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Oh yeah, I've been stocking up on them whenever I find a sale for $50 or less. Got a stack of them in the closet in case they dry up and only the Roshe 2 is available. The Ones are great shoes in that $40-$60 price range, and I've even picked up some flyknits for under $70 recently.
