Nike Dunk “Space Jam” Release Recap

I (Prettythug62494) was on site at Atlanta’s very own Stratosphere Skateboard Shop, located on Moreland Ave., for the release of the Nike SB “Space Jam” Dunk Low. By the nickname alone, you can determine <a href="http://www.nikeairforce1-onsale.com/"><strong>nike air force one</strong></a> the inspiration for this shoe. The hype from the past few months built up the eagerness of many sneakerheads to <a href="http://www.nikeairforce1-onsale.com/"><strong>nike air force</strong></a> get their hands on this pair, drawing a crowd of over forty-five people (45+) plus. Stratosphere had around thirty-five (35) pairs that were for sale, and each was sold, whether correct size or not, for around 119.99. For those who have never actually waited for a pair of sneakers to release, it is a great experience that almost <a href="http://www.nikeairforce1-onsale.com/"><strong>air force one shoes</strong></a> all “sneakerheads” should attempt once. With lots of time on yours hands, you will get a chance to talk and relax with members of the sneaker community of which you belong. I had lots of fun, met, and talked to some new people. Check out the video recap and pics below to get a feel of the warm atmosphere at Stratosphere Skateboard shop on 7.23.11. Images and video via Prettythug62494 of SoleTron. <a href="http://www.ifcqc.com/blogs/blog.php?do=showone&uid=228&type=blog&itemid=17781 7"><strong>property blog, property blogspot, real estate articles, housing ...</strong></a>