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Oh wow and how could I forget, some of the sickest Jordans (17's, 18's, 20's, 19's white/grey and black/red/silver pair) on my list and anyone elses came out during the 2000-2005 era.
The REAL Golden Era was 2000-2005.
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Mid 90's > anything else
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Mid 90's > anything else
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this...Originally Posted by TheWealth
Y'all must be too young to remember 95'- 96'
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this...Originally Posted by TheWealth
Y'all must be too young to remember 95'- 96'
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I absolutely love the Alpha era BUT in no way does it outshine the 90's.
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I absolutely love the Alpha era BUT in no way does it outshine the 90's.
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Just in terms of Nike, the signatures shoes of Jason Kidd, Penny Hardaway, Gary Payton, Scottie Pippen, Charles Barkley, Kevin Garnett, Tim Hardaway, Alonzo Mourning, Tim Duncan, David Robinson, Reggie Miller >>> Whatever, Whenever
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Just in terms of Nike, the signatures shoes of Jason Kidd, Penny Hardaway, Gary Payton, Scottie Pippen, Charles Barkley, Kevin Garnett, Tim Hardaway, Alonzo Mourning, Tim Duncan, David Robinson, Reggie Miller >>> Whatever, Whenever
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GP's and Penny's bring back so many memories.
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GP's and Penny's bring back so many memories.
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im going to have to disagree my man.....1st when jordans were still considered nikes were the golden ages ...but mid 90's all of the pippens , pennys , air max's etc cant be beaten imo
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im going to have to disagree my man.....1st when jordans were still considered nikes were the golden ages ...but mid 90's all of the pippens , pennys , air max's etc cant be beaten imo
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White/Red BB4
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They were using the perfect shade of red around then too. Those and the white/red Zoom Flight 2K3.
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They were using the perfect shade of red around then too. Those and the white/red Zoom Flight 2K3.
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White/Red BB4
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They were using the perfect shade of red around then too. Those and the white/red Zoom Flight 2K3.
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They were using the perfect shade of red around then too. Those and the white/red Zoom Flight 2K3.
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The build quality and materials were very good on the shoe, and I thought the blue GPIIIs looked great.
I just think the whole interchangeability concept was just too gimmicky. I'd rather just have multiple pairs of a full shoe in different colors. I understand that it makes it more affordable to get different colorways, but in the end kinda cheapens the overall product, especially for a sig model. And having the same inner bootie for 3 different sig models? That just cheapens it even more. You could buy one full shoe, and just the skins for the other two if you really wanted to.
Also, the Kidd's and Pippens were ugly IMO.
Hey, maybe they should make the next Zoom Kobe use MORF. Save y'all some money. hehe : )
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The build quality and materials were very good on the shoe, and I thought the blue GPIIIs looked great.
I just think the whole interchangeability concept was just too gimmicky. I'd rather just have multiple pairs of a full shoe in different colors. I understand that it makes it more affordable to get different colorways, but in the end kinda cheapens the overall product, especially for a sig model. And having the same inner bootie for 3 different sig models? That just cheapens it even more. You could buy one full shoe, and just the skins for the other two if you really wanted to.
Also, the Kidd's and Pippens were ugly IMO.
Hey, maybe they should make the next Zoom Kobe use MORF. Save y'all some money. hehe : )
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Originally Posted by TheWealth
Y'all must be too young to remember 95'- 96'
Or he just prefers the aesthetics of early 2000's shoes. I remember both pretty well and was more "wowed" by mid to late 90's shoes, maybe because I was younger. But I don't think he's crazy for having that opinion.
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Originally Posted by TheWealth
Y'all must be too young to remember 95'- 96'
Or he just prefers the aesthetics of early 2000's shoes. I remember both pretty well and was more "wowed" by mid to late 90's shoes, maybe because I was younger. But I don't think he's crazy for having that opinion.
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Man I remember hooping in the Gary Paytons and lovin em, too broke to afford Jordans, what was cool was that at the time there were so many great players that had good shoes, and on top of that it made all the characters of NBA Jam easily likeable too
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Man I remember hooping in the Gary Paytons and lovin em, too broke to afford Jordans, what was cool was that at the time there were so many great players that had good shoes, and on top of that it made all the characters of NBA Jam easily likeable too
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93-99.. too many epic shoes to list. you guys already know the deal.
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93-99.. too many epic shoes to list. you guys already know the deal.