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The flea market hustle is for the birds. Especially since I was hanging around hipster runoff flea markets. Those dudes don’t appreciate my Dunks or Air Max like y’all do. That’s why I’m bringing Deadstock Dallas to DP.com so we can get some of these kicks moved out to better homes. Hopefully to people who will un-DS these shoes once and for all.

Here’s how simple the shit at Deadstock Dallas will work. I’ll post deadstock (never worn, never tried on) sneakers on the page with the total price (including S/H to anywhere in the continental 48 states*). If you want to fux with something you just need to hit me up at the e-mail address: the_dallas@dallaspenn.com

*I will ship to points outside of the U.S. but you gotta tell me where before I can give you a quote.

Nike Dunk CL Premium ‘JorDunk 2’ sz 12 – $60
The JorDunk is a Dunk x Jordan hybrid. The Dunk design with premium leather overlays to pay homage to iconic Air Jordan releases.

Nike Dunk CL Premium ‘JorDunk 7’ sz 11.5 – $60
The JorDunk is a Dunk x Jordan hybrid. The Dunk design with premium leather overlays to pay homage to iconic Air Jordan releases.

Nike Air Zoom MVP sz 11.5 – $60
The Air Zoom MVP is the signature show for All-Star point guard Steve Nash. The pop on these laces is what really attracted me. I should have known better than to buy them tho’ since I am definitely a sz 12.

Nike Huarache 2K4 ‘Kobe P.E.’ sz 12 – $100
The laser etching on these joints is sublime. If you know the Huarache 2K4 shoe then you know about its comfort and flexibility. This shoe is considered a ‘Player’s Exclusive’ because Kobe’s jersey number is embedded in the heel tab.

Nike Air Max 90 Premium ‘Chicago’ sz 12 – $100
The Air Max ’90 gets the premium leather treatment including an icy clear outsole with an image of the Sear’s Tower and Chi-town’s skyline on the bottom. Don’t pay Flight Club prices for these deadstock mint condition shoes.

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