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Kap was used 2 gain sales 
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Quote Originally Posted by Ikid2groove035:
Kap was used 2 gain sales
My Nikes are falling apart after only a few weeks. The soles are fine, should have a lot of life, but the upper is separating from the bottom. Maybe Nike should spend a little more on manufacturing rather than $millions to athletes who are already over paid.
Kap was used 2 gain sales
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Quote Originally Posted by Roundup:
Quote Originally Posted by Ikid2groove035:
Kap was used 2 gain sales
My Nikes are falling apart after only a few weeks. The soles are fine, should have a lot of life, but the upper is separating from the bottom. Maybe Nike should spend a little more on manufacturing rather than $millions to athletes who are already over paid.Kap was used 2 gain sales
Two weeks?! Those sound like some cheap Nikes. Are you sure they are Nikes? Are you sure they aren't "Bikes"?
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If you're over the age of 18, you're likely not wearing sneakers unless you're working out, or spending the day at Disney World. New Balances aren't stylish, but they sure are comfortable and offer the best bang for your buck.
I never understood how some parents would pony up >$100 on a pair of phucking sneakers for their kids. That's dating back to the late 90s/early 2000s so I'm sure they're more expensive now.
Sh!t, I have leather dress shoes that cost less than some of these trendy Nike sneakers.
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Quote Originally Posted by Slobbasaurus:
If you're over the age of 18, you're likely not wearing sneakers unless you're working out, or spending the day at Disney World. New Balances aren't stylish, but they sure are comfortable and offer the best bang for your buck. I never understood how some parents would pony up >$100 on a pair of phucking sneakers for their kids. That's dating back to the late 90s/early 2000s so I'm sure they're more expensive now. Sh!t, I have leather dress shoes that cost less than some of these trendy Nike sneakers.
If you're over the age of 18, you're likely not wearing sneakers unless you're working out, or spending the day at Disney World. New Balances aren't stylish, but they sure are comfortable and offer the best bang for your buck. I never understood how some parents would pony up >$100 on a pair of phucking sneakers for their kids. That's dating back to the late 90s/early 2000s so I'm sure they're more expensive now. Sh!t, I have leather dress shoes that cost less than some of these trendy Nike sneakers.
I believe in one pair of basketball shoe, to play basketball, and another for gym/cross-training. I have often used New Balances as my gym shoe along with Asics, Nikes, Addidas, ect. Like you said, which ever one provides the best bang for your buck at the time.
R.I.P. #94 MARSHAWN KNEELAND - DC4L
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Quote Originally Posted by Ikid2groove035:
Nike target the youth market - kids in high school - college kids / they don’t care about guys in there 30s opinions - Nike doesn’t care about KAP/ they are using him 2 grow there empire and reach out 2 the Youth-
Nike target the youth market - kids in high school - college kids / they don’t care about guys in there 30s opinions - Nike doesn’t care about KAP/ they are using him 2 grow there empire and reach out 2 the Youth-
Exactly. They don't care about activism and politics either. Just money.
R.I.P. #94 MARSHAWN KNEELAND - DC4L
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Quote Originally Posted by TRAIN69:
The true effect will be in a few years. Nike literally lost millions of future customers. There are people who will never buy a Nike product again.....which means their kids are less likely to buy Nikes when they get older.....
The true effect will be in a few years. Nike literally lost millions of future customers. There are people who will never buy a Nike product again.....which means their kids are less likely to buy Nikes when they get older.....
Yeah, because most kids mimic their parent's practices.
R.I.P. #94 MARSHAWN KNEELAND - DC4L
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Quote Originally Posted by TRAIN69:
The true effect will be in a few years. Nike literally lost millions of future customers. There are people who will never buy a Nike product again.....which means their kids are less likely to buy Nikes when they get older.....
The true effect will be in a few years. Nike literally lost millions of future customers. There are people who will never buy a Nike product again.....which means their kids are less likely to buy Nikes when they get older.....
Disagree ... They know what theyre doing ... My cuzzo manages the nike outlet in the Falls , since the Kap ads they have had a record month in sales ..
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