One of the cooler and more wearable Doernbecher designs in a while , great review and thanks for the breakdown on the significance of the Doernbecher series 👍
This sneaker was made VERY well, lots of nice suede on there. I also really love how they feel on your feet. Most Air max 90s are a little narrow with their fit, but on this particular pair, they're plenty roomy. Also very soft/silky on that Paisley sneaker liner on your feet. The worst thing about this pair is how insanely difficult it is to keep the bottoms clean. They're like dirt magnets. Lol
Only reason I know that is bc i watched some interviews about the production process for this particular sneaker. I'm also a HUGE Air Max 90 addict/fan. Especially the unique, hard to find, special edition, or overseas-only releases that NO ONE has in the United States. I was 10 in 1990 when these sneakers came on the market. Of course, like EVERYONE back then, we all were wearing High-Tops. That's actually the last year I bought sneakers that were not Nike. I HAD to have the Reebok "Pumps" that EVERYONE wanted when they first came out in '90... those were the first pair I ever owned that cost over $100. In 6th grade, I switched to the Nike "Bo Jackson's" (which I believe were a mid-high top" In 1997 it was the Air Max '97s with the 360-degree air bubble the entire length of the shoe, then I switched to the similar, but different Air Max '98s (one of my all-time favorite pairs is that Blue/ Yelllow/White pair of '98s) Then in 2000, I switched to Air Max 90s, mainly bc they just have a much more "classic" look. You can literally wear AM90s with ANYTHING. Lol. I've never switched since then. The only issue I have with AM90s/Nike today, is the almost COMPLETE lack of quality control. I'm getting sick of having to buy 2 or 3 pairs of the same sneaker, just to get 1 good pair. Most of their "premium" AM90S now don't even have real suede on them. It's synthetic. 2 years ago, they were still using MUCH better quality materials, like the shaggy suede they used on the AM90 "Cork" Sail/"Blue Cork" pairs. I understand not using real suede every single time, but don't call a sneaker premium that uses ALL synthetic materials. That's more like "premium BS"
The toe box inspiration is crinkled up money. Like when someone pulls loose dollar bills out of their pocket that had been balled up all day and then throws that money on the counter, it looks all "crinkled up"
One of the cooler and more wearable Doernbecher designs in a while , great review and thanks for the breakdown on the significance of the Doernbecher series 👍
Thank you so much my dude! I couldn't agree more, the colorway is so clean and wearable but that significance puts these over the top for me!
This sneaker was made VERY well, lots of nice suede on there. I also really love how they feel on your feet. Most Air max 90s are a little narrow with their fit, but on this particular pair, they're plenty roomy. Also very soft/silky on that Paisley sneaker liner on your feet. The worst thing about this pair is how insanely difficult it is to keep the bottoms clean. They're like dirt magnets. Lol
Only reason I know that is bc i watched some interviews about the production process for this particular sneaker. I'm also a HUGE Air Max 90 addict/fan. Especially the unique, hard to find, special edition, or overseas-only releases that NO ONE has in the United States. I was 10 in 1990 when these sneakers came on the market. Of course, like EVERYONE back then, we all were wearing High-Tops. That's actually the last year I bought sneakers that were not Nike. I HAD to have the Reebok "Pumps" that EVERYONE wanted when they first came out in '90... those were the first pair I ever owned that cost over $100. In 6th grade, I switched to the Nike "Bo Jackson's" (which I believe were a mid-high top" In 1997 it was the Air Max '97s with the 360-degree air bubble the entire length of the shoe, then I switched to the similar, but different Air Max '98s (one of my all-time favorite pairs is that Blue/ Yelllow/White pair of '98s) Then in 2000, I switched to Air Max 90s, mainly bc they just have a much more "classic" look. You can literally wear AM90s with ANYTHING. Lol. I've never switched since then. The only issue I have with AM90s/Nike today, is the almost COMPLETE lack of quality control. I'm getting sick of having to buy 2 or 3 pairs of the same sneaker, just to get 1 good pair. Most of their "premium" AM90S now don't even have real suede on them. It's synthetic. 2 years ago, they were still using MUCH better quality materials, like the shaggy suede they used on the AM90 "Cork" Sail/"Blue Cork" pairs. I understand not using real suede every single time, but don't call a sneaker premium that uses ALL synthetic materials. That's more like "premium BS"
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Thank you for your kind words stranger, bless up
The toe box inspiration is crinkled up money. Like when someone pulls loose dollar bills out of their pocket that had been balled up all day and then throws that money on the counter, it looks all "crinkled up"
@@jasonkershner937 that’s so cool, I had no idea! I appreciate you letting me know! 🤝