Air Jordan XI Retro
So much for this one as 2011 sneaker story of the year. The Nike Mag 2011 is now a mortal lock to top all the year-end lists, its combination of longstanding anticipation, limited numbers, auction-based availability and market valuation unlike anything we ever seen before. But then again, many of those qualities also apply to the first basketball shoe to feature patent leather and carbon fiber, theAir Jordan XI Retro This is the shoeMichael Jordan wore in 1995-96when he led the Chicago Bulls to a record 72-wins, and even if it does play the Sonics to Marty McFly crown-snatching release, it take something stronger than defying the laws of physics to keep these from being the biggest Christmas season sneaker release. Nike makes billions per year so they have no reason to hike up their prices on any of their products. Nowadays their shoes are being sold off "hype" alone. The sooner the hype dies down the more reasonable the prices are going to get. Think about how much money nike would lose if nobody "hyped" up new releases or waited for hrs in bullshit weather just to buy a damn pair of shoes. If there were no sneakerheads there would be no http://nikairsoes.niloblog.com/ Nike/JB, we have more power than we think as consumers.
relax with the generalizations homie your not the only college grad (go terps) on here. you can get an education and still have a passion for someting, say for example J's. and im probably sure alot of people on here are like http://freerushoss.mblogi.com/ me and buying these shoes now because of sentimental value or maybe my fellow "poor bastards" couldnt afford them when we were young bucks.
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