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The flyknits have become a go-to travel shoe. Super lightweight, they look pretty cool when they're laced loosely, they're comfy for walking, I can hike in them, and I've been wearing them to do insanity. I don't wear them for actual running, though, as I know I've mentioned before.
I can live with the swoosh, black sole, not so much.
Could be fun to see if it can be removed.
I had mine shipped to the Low Country from RW...glad I did, when I'm in shoes, I'll be in these. I think the new Flyknit Frees will also be awesome as a lightweight travel/walker shoe.
Also, wasn't "flyknit" technology supposed to remove the human element and make shoes more affordable or something? Doesn't that meant he new frees should be back down to like 50$?
after they recover their initial investment or some **** but do you really think nike will lower prices with everyone copping the **** out of them?
I doubt they'll be that cheap, given it's Nike afterall. I read an article a year or so back on Bloomberg that they were toying with the idea on bringing the labor back in USA since the process is a lot less labor demanding with these new materials. I'll believe it when I see it personally.
Yeah, this was tongue-in-cheek. When's the last time you say a corporation cut prices?