What non-J's has Tinker Designed

Discussion in 'Nike' started by blee23, Jan 3, 2008.

  1. blee23

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    Just as the title say's, please shed some light on what other nike's etc. Tinker has been involved in the design process for. Feel free to includepics.

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  2. i love af1

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    Air Max 1

    but there's more
     
  3. mangudai954

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    Did he design all of the Air Trainers?
     
  4. cincoseisdos

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    180s i believe
     
  5. d e beatup

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    Go to Google Patents and type in Tinker Hatfield. The results should be very interesting and worth your time. Oneexample...



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  6. mynameaintg

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    air trainer 1's and zoom trainers.
     
  7. silverswoosh

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    am93....
     
  8. oh you mad

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    Air max 90
     
  9. oh you mad

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    Crazy...

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  10. integra owner

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    I might be wrong, but didn't he help with the design of the air structure?
     
  11. mike23theking

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    Never knew you could do that. Most of the sketches are 'non-Jordans'...
     
  12. micmorales

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    Air Max 1s and 90(?)
    Air Trainer
    Air Revolution aswell?
     
  13. bako1

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    He designed these, and the 95's I believe.
    He also invented the cross-trainer.
     
  14. ny giants 11

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    AIR MCFLY!!!
     
  15. jtothadub

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    tinker= the reason behind JB's success.

    imo....
     
  16. kidkidd

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    imo also
     
  17. mrchery

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    air max 90 4 sure,
     
  18. God

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    most of nikes success
     
  19. kdwallace

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    There are tons of pics on that Google Patents site - really interesting.

    There's some really cool stuff and some stuff that is obviously just ideas - and hideous ideas at that. Are those early XI's???

    Some of these are Tinker's designs and some of them he only did part of them - there is a big list of people for the patent.
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  20. blee23

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    Wow, great stuff guys thanks for all the help - de beatup - I'll def check that out.
     
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  22. ididit4theluv

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    Michael Jordan + Advertising = The reason for JB's sucess.


    Thanks for being realistic. TH is a very talented man. But he couldn't achieve the same success with any old athlete. But MJ could sell shoesthat the Dada team designed.....
     
  23. blco02

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    bako1 - Tinker didn't design the 95's, Sergio Lozano did.
     
  24. i run ny

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    Damn TH is a god.
     
  25. miamin2

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    i think i read somewhere that Tinker pretty much came up with the cross training concept itself