And they’re often going for the mid $70s, as long as they aren’t excluded from whatever codes BR happens to be running at the time. Why, it’s almost like Banana Republic saw the demand for the Killshot and thought “hey, we should do something similar and get in on this action.” White leather uppers? Check.
#Puma super liga vs adidas samba for free#
Ships and returns for free via Nordstrom.īanana Republic Nicklas Sneaker – $76.80 when 40% off ($128) These just about out-Killshot the Killshot (especially if you prefer a more toned-down shade of sole).
#Puma super liga vs adidas samba Patch#
For a while there, it seemed like the Samba OG was gonna stick with the black three stripes, but these have navy stripes and a navy patch at the achilles. So here are ten alternatives that are actually in stock (more or less) with which you can scratch your Killshot itch. That said, there’s little value in criticism without offering an alternative. Yet everyone wants to wear the same sneakers? Which is kinda odd, being that much of the current menswear culture seems to be about individuality. But this feels a little (key word: little) like the tulip bubble of the 17th century. The scarcity and anticipation of any return gets everyone clamoring. When I got in person with them, they were… fine. DON’T GET ME WRONG… they’re a good looking sneaker! That blue swoosh with the white leather and grey suede and gum sole all make for a terrific looking, casual shoe. Perhaps I’m alone here, but I don’t quite understand the level of praise these things get. They immediately sold out, and with each re-stock, the interwebs would go bananas, someone on reddit would start furiously waving semaphore flags, and they would inevitably sell out again. Crew brought back their Nike Killshot sneaker last year. Head here for our full review of the Killshot. So taking the time to throw bricks at someone else’s excitement (say, ragging on Jessica Pare’s smile, a fireplace in the mountains, or a certain outfit combination) seems unnecessary to the point of being sociopathic. There’s enough to worry about in the world. Offering unasked for critique, derision, and negative judgmental commentary about something seen as generally, if not massively, positive. People who can’t help but rain on someone else’s parade. This post originally ran in 2017, but has since been updated with current product suggestions.
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