I remember the first nike.com sneaker ‘release’ that I tried for...the Fire Red Jordan 4 Laser back in 2005.
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I remember sitting at my Sony Laptop in my tiny apartment in Bensonhurst and me and all my buddies were chatting on AOL and checking the thread on Niketalk trying to help each other out. I want to say the shoes went live at like 7pm (on the East Coast) and I remember it kept freezing and crashing and freezing and crashing and...over the course of several hours many potential customers lost hope. I stuck with it and was ‘lucky’ enough to catch a pair in my size...the only one of my friend group who managed to cop. I received the shoes a week or so later and in the package, there was also a T-Shirt and a Hat included. Meh. I remember after it was all over...we all had plenty to say about Nike’s site. About how they needed better web developers. About how they needed a better system. About how it was a shitty experience. Blah blah blah.
I remember the first nike.com sneaker ‘release’ that I tried for...the Fire Red Jordan 4 Laser back in 2005.
I remember the first nike.com sneaker…
I remember the first nike.com sneaker ‘release’ that I tried for...the Fire Red Jordan 4 Laser back in 2005.
I remember sitting at my Sony Laptop in my tiny apartment in Bensonhurst and me and all my buddies were chatting on AOL and checking the thread on Niketalk trying to help each other out. I want to say the shoes went live at like 7pm (on the East Coast) and I remember it kept freezing and crashing and freezing and crashing and...over the course of several hours many potential customers lost hope. I stuck with it and was ‘lucky’ enough to catch a pair in my size...the only one of my friend group who managed to cop. I received the shoes a week or so later and in the package, there was also a T-Shirt and a Hat included. Meh. I remember after it was all over...we all had plenty to say about Nike’s site. About how they needed better web developers. About how they needed a better system. About how it was a shitty experience. Blah blah blah.