HUF trainer sb deadstock size 10

[paulo from vicwest]

honestly I just want to get rid of them because I could never rock em.  If anyones down make me an offer!!!

[puppychow]

less than 100?

[Lumpy Oatmeal]

will you pay me to buy them off you?

[paulo from vicwest]

id even be down for a good trade.  less than 100 for sure

[Bubblegum Tate]

if this was a 9 or 9.5 consider it sold. but damn 10 might be too big, but i dont know how i fit in trainers anymore

[GANGST*]

those are fuckin hidious i bet they got you lots of friends though

[paulo from vicwest]

those are fuckin hidious i bet they got you lots of friends though

Well deadstock means never worn, so what would I bring the shoe box to the park to display for all to see?

[grimcity]

That's a really odd looking shoe. The Zoom Tres are odd as well, but those look clunky to me... I don't get the strap at the bottom, either.

Not pissing on the thread, nor on Nike, but the shoe has always struck me as weird.

[cheep]

if they were a 10.5 id buy em... look like theyd be shit to skate in, but i always need some shoes to chill in

[artichoke]

So wait, are you supposed to try and skate in those things?

[wake and bacon]

danny supa swears by them to skate in, oddly enough. he's part of the reason they brought them back (trainer 2)

[google image search]

deadstock means they are no longer in production

[Lance]

So wait, are you supposed to try and skate in those things?

I've skated a couple pairs of trainers, they are Suprisingly good. Not my first choice, but sometimes i just want to skate a trainer.

I prefer the non-SB ones better, but the SB ones suffice

[wake and bacon]

deadstock means they are no longer in production

no it doesn't, not always at least.

Old store item that is unused and never sold. Sometimes referred to as NOS (never off shelf). Often come with original packaging, tags, etc.. ...

but you are right, they don't make the sb trainer anymore, only the sb trainer 2. which i was referring to.

[google image search]

in the retail industry it means that a product is not being made anymore
but yes you are right it also denotes that an item is "new and never sold" I guess thats self explanatory if its being sold in a store that doesn't sell used items, which is every sneaker store I've ever been to
when I buy sneakers I assume they are new unless specified.  And never off shelf, I don't know what that is supposed to prove, I don't give a fuck if they've ever been off of a shelf, if they're new, they're new
and new items generally come with a box, tag, etc.
on another note my dog ate ONE of my "deadstock" sb trainer 1's that were pretty much the best color that ever came out in trainer 1's period
he got the beating of his life
now if I ever brake one leg or ankle I know what to rock

[picklesickshuv-it]

nah man it means new old stock

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_old_stock

makes more sense than never off shelf

[Sony MDR V2 headphones]

20$ shipped.

[mini greek]

danny supa swears by them to skate in, oddly enough. he's part of the reason they brought them back (trainer 2)

Actually that's not completely true.  Early on at SB, they chose different silhouettes as a test to see what people would buy.  There was an original trainer 1 SB without Zoomair as well as a little known or talked about Blazer.  The Blazer had such quality materials(leathers) that SB actually lost 2 or 3 bucks for every pair sold....But Supa has skated in them, although not very often.

[mini greek]

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deadstock means they are no longer in production

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no it doesn't, not always at least.

Old store item that is unused and never sold. Sometimes referred to as NOS (never off shelf). Often come with original packaging, tags, etc.. ...

but you are right, they don't make the sb trainer anymore, only the sb trainer 2. which i was referring to.

Ummm, not quite right again.  The public should see a SB Trainer 1 almost once a year regardless of the Trainer 2...

[paulo from vicwest]

sold.