whre to get nike free cheaper?

Are you a size 11.5?

I have a pair that I've only tried on and I'm trying to get rid of them cause they're too snug on me. (black 5.0s)

thanks but thats too big

Which version of Nike Free do you need? You can try buying at this site

http://barefootrunningshoes.org/nike-free-shoes/men

- This site has several version of Free; from run to everday. Just check out the site for more detail.

Hope this helps.

So, go to this site, which will link you to the sites you just tried...

Awesome joke farva...

The free is in short supply and high demand, which is why you won't see it discounted anywhere anytime soon. Try ebay to pick up a pair that someone doesn't want like the poster above.

Looks like you're getting a lesson in economics. They are constantly out of stock at nike also so I'd say you are lucky if you even find a pair.

I might be interested. Are they the latest version of the 5.0? Black w/ what other color? And, finally, are they new? If not, how much did you run in them? Thx.

i know this seems odd, but it is legit. cost about $60 with shipping

http://shoes-from-china.com/nike-shoes.html

Dont buy em from that china link there pieces of crap.

Also don't risk buying them on ebay I bought some fake one's a while back and the dude was an idiot and said I was a terrorist because I wanted my money back.

road rashed wrote:

i know this seems odd, but it is legit. cost about $60 with shipping

http://shoes-from-china.com/nike-shoes.html

This seems like a sweet deal. but it seems like the only sizes they have are 7-10, is it like that for all their shoes?

this i know, but why dont nike ramp up production? or do they think that the market size for this kind of shoes is fixed and thus want to keep the price high by limiting production?

i think i will try that china link....cant go wrong with paypal and heck i've ordered my spectacles from HK too with no problems

Ever heard of a global recession? We're in one.

moosekaka wrote:

i think i will try that china link....cant go wrong with paypal and heck i've ordered my spectacles from HK too with no problems

what site did you order your glasses?

use the promo code GLASSEYES for an extra 10% discount

im on the west coast and the glasses ( i ordered two pairs) arrived less than two weeks after ordering.

moosekaka wrote:

http://www.optical4less.com/

use the promo code GLASSEYES for an extra 10% discount

im on the west coast and the glasses ( i ordered two pairs) arrived less than two weeks after ordering.

why do i get the distinct impression this whole thread has been a (somewhat) elaborate trolling effort by the OP choad to plug this eyeglasses sight?

The lengths that people will go to...

moosekaka wrote:

this i know, but why dont nike ramp up production? or do they think that the market size for this kind of shoes is fixed and thus want to keep the price high by limiting production?

i think i will try that china link....cant go wrong with paypal and heck i've ordered my spectacles from HK too with no problems

Cool, spectacles, link?

Also, I think you are right, supply and demand...rules production and costs..

moosekaka wrote:

this i know, but why dont nike ramp up production? or do they think that the market size for this kind of shoes is fixed and thus want to keep the price high by limiting production?

i think i will try that china link....cant go wrong with paypal and heck i've ordered my spectacles from HK too with no problems

It takes well over a year for nike to ramp up production. They buy shoes based on what retailers order months in advance, and retailers have always struggled to sell the free, so they are very cautious in their pre-bookings of it. So consumers might want it, but you won't see a reaction anytime soon.

Quack wrote:

[quote]moosekaka wrote:

It takes well over a year for nike to ramp up production. They buy shoes based on what retailers order months in advance, and retailers have always struggled to sell the free, so they are very cautious in their pre-bookings of it. So consumers might want it, but you won't see a reaction anytime soon.

Since they have been on the market for at least 4 years now I doubt that.