Trash Talk

I’m currently not in a pro-Nike phase, because the quality of their shoes have degraded to such a level that a 150 JD Nike shoe really isn’t much better than its fake counterpart downtown for 5 JDs. I’m also especially annoyed at how the canvas material traditionally used to make Converse shoes has changed to plasticy BS after Nike acquired Converse in 2003.

But anyway, I guess sometimes when a person takes the trashy stuff they produce to produce something acknowledged as trashy, it’s actually cool. The Nike Trash Talk, in collaboration with Steve Nash, features an upper that’s made of leather and
synthetic leather pieces collected from the factory floor. In addition,
the mid-sole uses factory scrap foam, and the outsole uses less toxic
rubber and incorporates Nike Grind material from outsole manufacturing
waste.

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Not only is it recycled, it also looks pretty good.

(via Uncrate)




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  • Phil Knight and Tiger Woods are child molesters

    The shoelaces are actually made from the fallen eye lashes of Thai women working at the factory, where the insoles are treated severed limbs of collected from the QIZ floors. All yours for the recycled price of $225.

  • http://qassami.blogspot.com mo

    i love nike’s marketing campaigns … brilliant stuff … their products not so much.

  • http://7akifadi.com 7aki fadi

    Your anti spam word was toz, HAHAHAHA.

    Nike has sweat shops you know, really bad working conditions for some poor people . I don’t buy their stuff anymore :D .

  • http://verbalfarts.wordpress.com Broke Saudi

    They’re not simple, Nike should stick to simple shoes. Actually simple, comfortable shoes.

  • khalid jarrar

    yeah, my last 150JDs Nike started yitmazza3 in the first basketball game.

    like…the first.

    seriosuly crappy quality.

  • http://blog.haniobaid.com Hani Obaid

    Haven’t worn nike since I was in school
    and needed them to make me think I’m cool
    (oops that rhymes, damn it).

    I like Addidas now.