snapshots and observations

Saturday, 31 December 2011

nike footscape woven... brasil edition prototypes








one final pair of kicks for 2011.
i bought these from a friend of a friend of a friend a couple of weeks ago.

they are a deadstock pair of nike footscape wovens in a colourway which was
never released to the public... only a handful of prototypes were made in this colourway
before it was decided to make them with yellow soles and green woven parts on the upper.
they are brasil editions by the way.








i've no idea what the number 12 is all about. 
any ideas ?








i'm not exactly sure about these. 
as you know, my game is all about the air force 1
and i mainly bought these because of their rarity value
but there is definitely something good about them. i really like the use of
woven thread... but i'm not a fan of the big-ass white midsole








still, the green outsole is a nice touch, blending well with the black, yellow and blue.
but grrr ! that white mid is massive.








here's another look at them
oh... did i mention thet they are really comfortable by the way ?
they're a bit like wearing slippers but with an air sole.








the brasil football logo on the insole is a good effort
as you can see, there's no padding inside these bad boys.








the majority of the shoe is black suede by the way
with a swoosh stamped into the tongue and blue laces








the laces go off to one side rather than down the centre as with most shoes
hmmm....








here's the view i get when i look down at my plates
what do you think ?
i keep thinking i really like them, but i also think they might look
better worn with shorts rather than jeans.








they are really really comfortable, but definitely an odd looking shoe.
maybe i'll just leave them boxed or on display at whitfield towers.


anyway, that's it... no more kicks for 2011. 

obrigado




1 comment:

  1. Not exactly sure about the number 12, but some teams retire the number 12 shirt in honour of the fans. The 12th man, might have something to do with it, who knows.

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