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insoles are crazy… I would definitely wear these, but wouldn’t buy them. Someone give me a pair for free?
Don\’t need no FLYWIRE for them shits to challenge icarus…
they look to me right there sittin GOD DAMN MAGNIFICENT
whheeeeeeeeeeeeen?
PORCODIOOOO COSA CAZZO è STA MERDA????
PUTTANA LA MADONNA
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[...] Credits (in order): Highsnobiety, Hypebeast, Nike, Hypebeast, [...]
[...] This is a cool decision to have made for two reasons: one flywire is a bit notorious for ripping despite it’s lightweight and implied strength, TWO (and perhaps more importantly) it is a cool and literal approach to taking “back to the future” and bringing it to life a la Nike. Nike took one of their most technologically advanced sneakers (well known for its use of flywire technology) and flipped it old school by giving it a plain gray flat nylon/satin upper. The combination of the past and the future comes together nicely and a nice hit of glow-in-the-dark on the soles does nothing but make the drop even fresher. Argue if you like about the Hypermax NFW and the Hyperdunk McFly (from 2008), but they are both fresh as any sneaker I saw this past year. Nike McFly Hypermax NFW 2009 (Highsnobiety) [...]