I agree Village Psychic is usually bang on but that article is all over the place and absolutely terrible, no direction. Like a scrambled notebook of unrelated thoughts
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Yeah that’s total shit. Unreadable and mostly wrong, that BA wasn’t even moving from the sale rails for so long.
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Yer the BA bombed I remember the Lost Art one hanging around at the shop.
However, I thought as a chiller they were amazing and I would love a pair now, rinsed my LA ones in BCN
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Didn’t read it but iirc the first rowley model was the one where people went ‘but it’s not fat!?’
I had a couple of pairs and loved them too.
The mesh ones they did looked superb chillers.
While we’re talking about Nike’s bombs, we can’t go without mentioning the Omar Salazar pro model.
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My eyes!
Could see a Gas Giants logo somewhere…
the nike bombs would be anything that wasn’t a dunk, blazer or FC.
anyone got fond memories of anything else?
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look like shoes you buy for 3 year olds
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Janoski’s until the ship sank
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of course.
I liked the Bruin React a lot.
And, probably on my own given how quick they dropped it, but also the BRSB…
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Yeah got that same vibe when I saw something about Eva soled DVS coming back in 2025 or something crazy like that lol
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I noticed some people swear by those brsb’s
Never skated a pair but they feel great wearing around
I loved these at the time, went through three or four pairs, Nike SB Harbor. Yeah I know, Vans era etc etc but they were so much hardier & more comfy than any Vans shoe
Edited to say, just to prove how hardy they are, these are still comfy and wearable now, 20 years later
Mind you I have a pair of early 90s Vans that are still wearable (well, the soles still work but the uppers are disintegrating) so I guess that’s my point unproven already
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I liked the first P-Rod model and the first Koston as well.
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SB classic
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