(NO BUY SELL TRADE POSTS) Nike Footwear 2019 (NO POLITICS)

[MichiganMan]

> @blink3665 said:

> > @averysdad said:

> > > @"The Couv" said:

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> > > I'm about to order these AM1s.

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> > I really dig these BUT the am1’s and my feet do not get along. A pass for me unfortunately. Now if they do these in the vapor reacts, I’m in.

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> The Miami Vice CW is supposed to drop for all the usual suspects, right? (Roshe, TP, etc) Now, is there going to be a Miami Vice CW for the XI? I mean, I'm ready to take the L on those too... but just curious. :)

 

> @blink3665 said:

> > @averysdad said:

> > > @"The Couv" said:

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> > > I'm about to order these AM1s.

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> > I really dig these BUT the am1’s and my feet do not get along. A pass for me unfortunately. Now if they do these in the vapor reacts, I’m in.

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> The Miami Vice CW is supposed to drop for all the usual suspects, right? (Roshe, TP, etc) Now, is there going to be a Miami Vice CW for the XI? I mean, I'm ready to take the L on those too... but just curious. :)

 

Yes the Miami Vice colorway will be available in all styles (Roshe, TP, Victory Tour, Reacts, AM1, etc). Looks like a 6/30 release for the US.

[Lesmond]

> @niscur24 said:

> Looks like Molinari is wearing the all denim Roshe’s today. And you can see the denim is discolored and darker from the moisture. They have a 1 year waterproof guarantee but gotta wonder how waterproof the full denims actually are.

 

Yeah. It does stand up and not look good. But as expected.

 

 

[FaReal87]

> @Lesmond said:

> > @niscur24 said:

> > Looks like Molinari is wearing the all denim Roshe’s today. And you can see the denim is discolored and darker from the moisture. They have a 1 year waterproof guarantee but gotta wonder how waterproof the full denims actually are.

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> Yeah. It does stand up and not look good. But as expected.

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Wait, denim changes colors when it gets wet???? The same would happen with any mesh shoe. Looks fine. Burton used denim on the snowboarders gear in the 2010 olympics and it was fully waterproof. I wouldn't be worried about it.

[blink3665]

> @Lesmond said:

> > @niscur24 said:

> > Looks like Molinari is wearing the all denim Roshe’s today. And you can see the denim is discolored and darker from the moisture. They have a 1 year waterproof guarantee but gotta wonder how waterproof the full denims actually are.

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> Yeah. It does stand up and not look good. But as expected.

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I bet they'd look better if he could keep it in the short stuff. bwahahaha. I kid I kid.

[lopey986]

> @niscur24 said:

> Looks like Molinari is wearing the all denim Roshe’s today. And you can see the denim is discolored and darker from the moisture. They have a 1 year waterproof guarantee but gotta wonder how waterproof the full denims actually are.

 

I mean it's probably still leather underneath with denim on top of that and not actually a 100% denim shoe. So in terms of keeping your feet dry i'm sure they do the trick, the color will just change when wet.

[niscur24]

> @lopey986 said:

> > @niscur24 said:

> > Looks like Molinari is wearing the all denim Roshe’s today. And you can see the denim is discolored and darker from the moisture. They have a 1 year waterproof guarantee but gotta wonder how waterproof the full denims actually are.

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> I mean it's probably still leather underneath with denim on top of that and not actually a 100% denim shoe. So in terms of keeping your feet dry i'm sure they do the trick, the color will just change when wet.

 

Nope it’s all denim have a pair right in front of me! They have a waterproof warranty so it all good. They just won’t be shoes I choose to wear if I know it’s gonna rain.

[Vardon Grip]

I want to like them, but having wet denim on my feet seems kinda stupid.

[cvhookem63]

I don't dislike the denim release necessarily, but I just worry about how the denim and white embroidery will hold up. I do like that they have gone back to these major releases. I just wish they were better. It almost feels like they are trying too hard. It is very obvious that the SB guys are running the design of these.

[FaReal87]

> @cvhookem63 said:

> I don't dislike the denim release necessarily, but I just worry about how the denim and white embroidery will hold up. I do like that they have gone back to these major releases. I just wish they were better. It almost feels like they are trying too hard. It is very obvious that the SB guys are running the design of these.

 

I mean they’re doing different things than other golf companies. If you want safer releases, other brands have those options. Tennis division is also taking risks as well. Nike gonna Nike.

 

[cvhookem63]

> @FaReal87 said:

> > @cvhookem63 said:

> > I don't dislike the denim release necessarily, but I just worry about how the denim and white embroidery will hold up. I do like that they have gone back to these major releases. I just wish they were better. It almost feels like they are trying too hard. It is very obvious that the SB guys are running the design of these.

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> I mean they’re doing different things than other golf companies. If you want safer releases, other brands have those options. Tennis division is also taking risks as well. Nike gonna Nike.

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I'm good with them 'taking risks' with the releases. I've been on the Nike train for years - I just haven't loved any of them this year enough to buy them. They don't need me buying them to sell out - so I will just keep checking in until I find some that I like.

[FaReal87]

> @cvhookem63 said:

> > @FaReal87 said:

> > > @cvhookem63 said:

> > > I don't dislike the denim release necessarily, but I just worry about how the denim and white embroidery will hold up. I do like that they have gone back to these major releases. I just wish they were better. It almost feels like they are trying too hard. It is very obvious that the SB guys are running the design of these.

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> > I mean they’re doing different things than other golf companies. If you want safer releases, other brands have those options. Tennis division is also taking risks as well. Nike gonna Nike.

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> I'm good with them 'taking risks' with the releases. I've been on the Nike train for years - I just haven't loved any of them this year enough to buy them. They don't need me buying them to sell out - so I will just keep checking in until I find some that I like.

 

I just don’t like the SB slander ;)

[ronster]

> @blink3665 said:

> > @Lesmond said:

> > > @niscur24 said:

> > > Looks like Molinari is wearing the all denim Roshe’s today. And you can see the denim is discolored and darker from the moisture. They have a 1 year waterproof guarantee but gotta wonder how waterproof the full denims actually are.

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> > Yeah. It does stand up and not look good. But as expected.

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> I bet they'd look better if he could keep it in the short stuff. bwahahaha. I kid I kid.

 

The reason why he went double bogey - bogey is because he had wet feet at the end of the round. ?

[Vardon Grip]

> @ronster said:

> > @blink3665 said:

> > > @Lesmond said:

> > > > @niscur24 said:

> > > > Looks like Molinari is wearing the all denim Roshe’s today. And you can see the denim is discolored and darker from the moisture. They have a 1 year waterproof guarantee but gotta wonder how waterproof the full denims actually are.

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> > > Yeah. It does stand up and not look good. But as expected.

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> > I bet they'd look better if he could keep it in the short stuff. bwahahaha. I kid I kid.

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> The reason why he went double bogey - bogey is because he had wet feet at the end of the round. ?

 

Yeah, I can't finish a round w wet feet either. ..

[niscur24]

So has anyone ever used Nike's generous return policy for golf shoes. I REALLY like the looks of the Denim Victory Tours...However I'm very concerned with the heel cup. I haven't worn a "dress shoe" style golf shoe in decades due to always getting pretty bad blisters. While not completely a dress shoe style heel, i.e. definitely more flexible and not pure leather on the inside, they are definitely the opposite of the sneaker style my sensitive ankles have enjoyed for a very long time. So according to Nike I can return them in 30 days they don't work out so I assume grass stained and dirty is acceptable?

[The_Timmy]

> @niscur24 said:

> So has anyone ever used Nike's generous return policy for golf shoes. I REALLY like the looks of the Denim Victory Tours...However I'm very concerned with the heel cup. I haven't worn a "dress shoe" style golf shoe in decades due to always getting pretty bad blisters. While not completely a dress shoe style heel, i.e. definitely more flexible and not pure leather on the inside, they are definitely the opposite of the sneaker style my sensitive ankles have enjoyed for a very long time. So according to Nike I can return them in 30 days they don't work out so I assume grass stained and dirty is acceptable?

 

I've used it a couple of times. I've worn a few of the shoes I've bought once or twice and decided I didn't like them for whatever reason. I wiped them down, went to UPS and sent them on their way. Easy peasy.

 

[Rfern12]

> @niscur24 said:

> So has anyone ever used Nike's generous return policy for golf shoes. I REALLY like the looks of the Denim Victory Tours...However I'm very concerned with the heel cup. I haven't worn a "dress shoe" style golf shoe in decades due to always getting pretty bad blisters. While not completely a dress shoe style heel, i.e. definitely more flexible and not pure leather on the inside, they are definitely the opposite of the sneaker style my sensitive ankles have enjoyed for a very long time. So according to Nike I can return them in 30 days they don't work out so I assume grass stained and dirty is acceptable?

 

They will accept worn shoes within the 30 day period. No questions asked. Don’t even need to wipe them down. Free product testing for them.

 

[Djuga06]

> @Rfern12 said:

> > @niscur24 said:

> > So has anyone ever used Nike's generous return policy for golf shoes. I REALLY like the looks of the Denim Victory Tours...However I'm very concerned with the heel cup. I haven't worn a "dress shoe" style golf shoe in decades due to always getting pretty bad blisters. While not completely a dress shoe style heel, i.e. definitely more flexible and not pure leather on the inside, they are definitely the opposite of the sneaker style my sensitive ankles have enjoyed for a very long time. So according to Nike I can return them in 30 days they don't work out so I assume grass stained and dirty is acceptable?

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> They will accept worn shoes within the 30 day period. No questions asked. Don’t even need to wipe them down. Free product testing for them.

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^^^ this. I wore my first pair of AZVT one time and planned to return then when I accidently ran them over with the car backing into the garage. I wasn't proud of myself, but I washed the tire marks off and returned them to my local Nike outlet store. No issues.

[nealkb]

Malbon has a limited restock of some Bethpage shoes. https://malbongolf.com/collections/new

[blink3665]

> @niscur24 said:

> So has anyone ever used Nike's generous return policy for golf shoes. I REALLY like the looks of the Denim Victory Tours...However I'm very concerned with the heel cup. I haven't worn a "dress shoe" style golf shoe in decades due to always getting pretty bad blisters. While not completely a dress shoe style heel, i.e. definitely more flexible and not pure leather on the inside, they are definitely the opposite of the sneaker style my sensitive ankles have enjoyed for a very long time. So according to Nike I can return them in 30 days they don't work out so I assume grass stained and dirty is acceptable?

 

To parrot what everyone else has said, Nike has a very generous return policy. Wear em and return them if needed. While you dont have to clean them, I do. I'd hate to be the poor guy or gal on the receiving end of the package that opens it to a shoe covered in grass and dirt.

[The_Timmy]

> @blink3665 said:

> > @niscur24 said:

> > So has anyone ever used Nike's generous return policy for golf shoes. I REALLY like the looks of the Denim Victory Tours...However I'm very concerned with the heel cup. I haven't worn a "dress shoe" style golf shoe in decades due to always getting pretty bad blisters. While not completely a dress shoe style heel, i.e. definitely more flexible and not pure leather on the inside, they are definitely the opposite of the sneaker style my sensitive ankles have enjoyed for a very long time. So according to Nike I can return them in 30 days they don't work out so I assume grass stained and dirty is acceptable?

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> To parrot what everyone else has said, Nike has a very generous return policy. Wear em and return them if needed. While you dont have to clean them, I do. I'd hate to be the poor guy or gal on the receiving end of the package that opens it to a shoe covered in grass and dirt.

 

Thank you....common courtesy.

[JMH1220]

> @niscur24 said:

> So has anyone ever used Nike's generous return policy for golf shoes. I REALLY like the looks of the Denim Victory Tours...However I'm very concerned with the heel cup. I haven't worn a "dress shoe" style golf shoe in decades due to always getting pretty bad blisters. While not completely a dress shoe style heel, i.e. definitely more flexible and not pure leather on the inside, they are definitely the opposite of the sneaker style my sensitive ankles have enjoyed for a very long time. So according to Nike I can return them in 30 days they don't work out so I assume grass stained and dirty is acceptable?

 

While on the Victory Tour topic. Those that have these, is there an issue with comfort or blistering? I like the looks of these

[niscur24]

> @JMH1220 said:

> > @niscur24 said:

> > So has anyone ever used Nike's generous return policy for golf shoes. I REALLY like the looks of the Denim Victory Tours...However I'm very concerned with the heel cup. I haven't worn a "dress shoe" style golf shoe in decades due to always getting pretty bad blisters. While not completely a dress shoe style heel, i.e. definitely more flexible and not pure leather on the inside, they are definitely the opposite of the sneaker style my sensitive ankles have enjoyed for a very long time. So according to Nike I can return them in 30 days they don't work out so I assume grass stained and dirty is acceptable?

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> While on the Victory Tour topic. Those that have these, is there an issue with comfort or blistering? I like the looks of these

 

Thats what I'm going to find out in the next 25 days LOL!

[JMH1220]

Yes. Anyone else that is currently wear the VT?

[DDR]

I think @Lesmond has worn them quite a bit? He walks a lot too so I look for his shoe feedback.

[C_rad]

> @JMH1220 said:

> > @niscur24 said:

> > So has anyone ever used Nike's generous return policy for golf shoes. I REALLY like the looks of the Denim Victory Tours...However I'm very concerned with the heel cup. I haven't worn a "dress shoe" style golf shoe in decades due to always getting pretty bad blisters. While not completely a dress shoe style heel, i.e. definitely more flexible and not pure leather on the inside, they are definitely the opposite of the sneaker style my sensitive ankles have enjoyed for a very long time. So according to Nike I can return them in 30 days they don't work out so I assume grass stained and dirty is acceptable?

>

> While on the Victory Tour topic. Those that have these, is there an issue with comfort or blistering? I like the looks of these

 

I have the black pair. Played 3 rounds in them. I am totally in love but keep in mind that i have very small feet. It is difficult to find shoes that fit me well without been too bulky. Like the vapor 2, way too big in the heel section. I will stock the victory zoom tour, like the classic look, and finally, found a shoe that fits me. I will maybe add a pair of am1...

[DDR]

I broke down and bought the last reasonable price for AM1s on eBay.

 

I learned today lace length usually follows a standard set by the number of eyelets. Full denim

[Lesmond]

> @DDR said:

> I think @Lesmond has worn them quite a bit? He walks a lot too so I look for his shoe feedback.

 

Zoom Victory tour? That’s the only shoe I’ve worn since it came with. Either the all-black or the white/British tan pair.

 

I’m pretty much wear it since it has a “classic look” to them. To which I thought I would hate, but I don’t. But probably the main factor I wear them is the react sole. Way better than lunarlon. I pretty much walk every time I play and after wearing them for 15 plus rounds. No complaints from me.

 

Before the zoom Victory tour I wore the react vapor 2, so the transition was no problem at all.

[sharkiesj]

Grey AM1’s back up on NDC.

[Lesmond]

 

[Lesmond]