A sneaker rotation is common in the sneaker culture. Not surprising sneakerheads/collectors have many pairs in the rotation they wear throughout the week. I am blessed to have around a few pairs in my collection. I try my best to keep a minimum of pairs I collect, and around 30 pairs of sneakers that I would rotate in and out of each week. For many pairs that come into my passion, I would just lean towards selling my old pairs and/or reselling the new ones for cash. Why do I rotate a minimum of 30 pairs of sneakers? It’s simple really, it’s because every month has an average of 30 days in the month, which means a different pair of sneakers to wear every day. Some months have more than 30, and 1 month (February) has less than 30. Side Question: What month has 28 days in them?
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It’s all of them. All of them have 28 days, Richard.
So I like the average of wearing 30 different pairs of sneakers for all 30 days of the month, on average. And so, I choose a week of the month to show what sneakers were worn in my rotation that week. My Weekly Sneaker Rotation. Side note I really hope yall like my sneaker rotation amination, it literally took me hours to get it done...
Monday: MB.01 / Jordan 4 Black Clement
Monday is one of those days for this term at least for me school becomes the most challenging because I have a combination of Practice ( I play volleyball for my College), College (I attended Bryn Athyn College), and work. So for practice, I have two pairs of volleyball that I wear during practice and games, and the one I decide to wear this time is the LaMelo Ball sneakers from Puma the MB.01. Originally meant for basketball sneakers but after doing research, found out that basketball shoes are a good alternative to volleyball (VB) sneakers and the MB.01 are a good recommendation for VB sneaks. After practice, I can get ready for class and then later work and so I put on some shoes that are stylish, and old-style comfortable; I choose to wear the Jordan 4 Black Cement or Breds. My all-time favorite Jordans and favorite sneaks to wear. I ranked them an S-Tier in my Jordan (1-14) S-Tier List. Also, Jordan 4s are all around my school in Sneakers of the Day - BAC Edition Part II, really popular in my opinion.
Tuesday: NB 990 V5 / Jordan 34 (Right)
Earlier morning class with Professor Hoffman - the reason why I even started this website. A class requirement of making a platform has now become my favorite class I enjoy at Bryn Athyn College. Nevertheless, I put on a pair that are comfortable to wear for long periods of time. The New Balance 990 V5 is that shoe, and one can transition from class to class without my feet being in pain. This was good for me because I went later from class to court where our BAC Men’s VB team had an away game for the day. The sneaks I have worn were the Jordan 34 in the Infrared Red colorway. Bright red but still matches the team colors. Also, I ran into a friend of mine from my old college CCP (Community College of Philadelphia), nice to see him doing his thing at his college running track/cross country.
Wednesday: Yeezy Onyx
Earlier morning practice, with school, and work later. I wore my Adidas Yeezy 380 Onyx. A clean colorway and released in November 2020. I mention this because every time I wear these particular shoes, people like to mention to me that I still have the tag on my shoe. My response is to allow the same “I know”, choosing to keep the tag on the shoe can trace back to when the rap group Run DMC wear their Adidas Superstar with the tag on the shoe. Only removing the tag when it falls off on its own.
Thursday: Saucony 2000
Chill day with class and no practice today this week. Saucony Grid Azura 2000. Probably one of the most interesting colorways is the ones in an orange/black/white/ hint of red colorway, which reminds me of a tiger.
Friday: 720 Be True
I wanted to bring some flavor this Friday and to keep people's heads turning to look at the shoes I’m wearing. Or at least that is what happens in my head when I put on the Nike 720 Be True. The shoes are extremely colorful and have a real ROYGBIV of colors (IYKYK). According to Nike, “Be True is part of Nike’s broader commitment to the LGBTQIA2S+ community which focuses on recognition, advocacy, inspiration, and education through community grants, employee engagement, storytelling, and product collections.” And the colorways people at Nike make for shoes are fire as well.
Saturday: Jordan 11 72-10s
On my lunch break at work I was able to take a picture of sneakers, the Jordan 11 72-10 lows. In my Jordan (1-14) S-Tier ranking, I ranked them an S-Tier. There’s also the history behind the shoes so check out the post. And a quick photo for the weekly rotation before I take my nap for my break.
Sunday: Jordan 1 Rage Green
This Sunday was special because it was Superbowl week and our Birds (Philadelphia Eagles) were playing in the champion game. The City came out wearing green to recognize the team. Philadelphia has many different teams in the city we represent and we cheer for them on a night-in and night-out bases. On Sundays’ we blood Green. So I showed off my pride with Jordan 1 Zoom High Rage Green. The perfect representation of the city of Brotherly Love🔔.
This concludes my rotation of sneakers for the week. If you have any sneakers you rotate in and out each week let me know in the comments below. Until then, Fly Eagles Fly 🦅, ✌️.
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