I’m still on my Air Jordan 2012 ish hardbody. Especially when I can copp a fresh pair for -$80 Off the MSRP. Air Jordan 2012 has been so slept on this year but that seems to be the trend of Jordan kicks. They only sell out as retros.
Two weeks from now I go HAM for the retro 6 ‘Olympics’ colorway. I’m shooting that video in Atlanta. Holler if you see me in the Underground.
My lifestyle isn’t just about rockin’ Lifestyle, but yeah, it’s about just being free to do the things which give you peace.
I love my kicks but sometimes I h8 the game.
The Kobe 7 Supremes are slept on heat rocks.
On my way to this Epic Records meet and greet I fell thru Lord & Taylor on West 39th Street after I got the e-mail that today was the last day to use my 20% Off coupon on clearance items. Lord’s had this hat from the Modern Explorer series I had been scoping out. I was ready to copp that to top of my outfit architecture.
The cap I wanted wasn’t there but I found these two pieces in the $20 bin and with 20% Off that took them down to $16 apiece. A plaid newsboy cap and 5-panel camper joint with a little side patch action. And why the fux not?
After the Epic Records event I decided to slip into Midtown Comics and pick up a couple of books which have been on my mind. We’ll talk about those comics in a future drop.
The Kobe 7 Systems are so nice I had to make a video about them.
Twice.
In pursuit of sneaker come ups I will leave no stone unturned and no discount department store unperused. Century21 has been holding some shoes for me for the last few months.
In this video I come up HARDBODY.
Now we can get to the good part…
I want to give these Nike Blazers (size 13) away to someone who follows this website. All you have to do is be the first person to attach the link to the DallasPenn.com drop where I have the other Century21 shopping spree video posted.
The real story in the NBA Finals for sneaker heads is which shoe is better, the Lebron 9 or the KD4?
— DALLAS PENN (@Dallas_Penn) June 10, 2012
The OKC Thunder have taken the first contest in the Association’s tournament finale but the real showdown is between the signature shoes of each team’s star players.
In one corner we have the KD IV, Kevin Durant’s sneaker. The best thing I have to say about the KD’s is how Kevin Durant demanded that Nike create a shoe with an accessible pricepoint. The KD’s retail for $95 and that is almost half the going rate for most sneakers in this hypebeast era.
In the other corner we have the Lebron 9. This is the first Lebron signature shoe I have purchased. What attracted me to the shoe was the instep sculpting. I love the way the arch is supported by the carbon fiber plate underneath.
The Lebron and KD shoes come in a bevy of colorways so it’s gonna be hard to pick which shoe shall reign supreme.
The KDIV ‘Nerf’ was a hypebeast favorite. The shoes came in a box with a Nerf sponge basketball and rim. Pictured directly above is the KDIV ‘Weatherman’ which most sneaker heads slept on at first.
The Lebron 9 ‘Cannon’ is my first Lebron shoe (that I paid for). Full Disclosure: FootLocker gave me the ‘Free Gums’ back during their Hottest Month Ever peomotion.
The KDIV ‘Year Of The Dragon’ edition is part of the 2012 Year Of The Dragon pack. I’m secretly looking for the Kobe 7 YOTDs
I just bought these Lebron 9 ‘China’ off eBay and I swear if they are bondooloo I’m gonna rampage. LOL