How To REPAIR Your AIR MAX 720

[@PeterWingFashion]

So I keep getting a lot of similar comments about how I did it so I decided I'd pin this comment as a sort of FAQ. 1. "You only drilled one hole, you should have drilled another as an air vent" Yes, this is true BUT I believe that the fact I didn't drill air vents was a key factor in the success. Drilling air vents would have made it significantly easier to fill the unit with silicone however I think this would have resulted in a worse shoe. Because I didn't drill any, I actually ended up inadvertently plugging whatever tiny puncture was letting the air out, and was able to "pump up" the shoe again. This would not have been possible if I had let all the air out. This is what made the end product so good. Filling it with silicone completely not only would have made it even heavier, but silicone doesn't provide as much "pressure" as you'd think; the trapped air was necessary to take the shoe from "wearable" to "pretty good". My advice is to choose the method you think will work best. I kinda did this pumping up thing by accident, so it may be that drilling air vents and going for maximum silicone fill is more reproducible. 2. "How long does it take to dry" If you mean dry as in when does it stop oozing out, I kept picking away at it and removing the excess until it sealed itself more or less cleanly. This took maybe about 5 days. I don't really remember. If you mean dry as in stiffen up, it might never. Like I said for the previous question, I don't believe the silicone alone will provide enough spring to make it feel like it did before. This could be for a few reasons: Maybe it doesn't cure because inside the air unit there is limited air to react with, or maybe the silicone just isn't stiff enough. 3. "They are so heavy" Yes they are. But this doesn't matter. For me it's only noticeable when I hold them, not when I wear them.

[@mebatsionalemayehu7358]

Is there a problem if I use black silicone? My shoe is black 720’s

[@alejandrojonathanvaldovino2364]

Pero cuando seque el silicon pesarian menos qno

[@a1d3nh0]

The best way is to lay the silicone tube (sealed) in hot water for 20 minutes. It flows out much easier and fills the cavity loads better. Also, with a really small a screwdriver (ideally a small pick) poke holes all the way round the underside right to the end. Maybe 7 holes each side. This allows air to escape (but not sealer to escape) and again, it flows real fast and smooth and fills properly. This also speeds up drying time which btw is around 4 days. 1 sealer tube fills one shoe exactly and if you only have 1 shoe that’s popped, do both because they feel different when wearing them. They look amazing if done correctly

[@chewie3397]

Thanks for the advice I was going to put it in to hot water and drill more holes. Now I've seen your comment I follow your advice big thumbs up to you guys 👍

[@a1d3nh0]

@@chewie3397 you’ll find that wherever you don’t have a small air hole, the sealer won’t flow because pressure fills up so small holes from a pick all the way around the underside, as close to the very front as possible too so sealer can get all the way around. Easy, honestly. If you don’t poke holes, sealer won’t flow so you’ll see if you need more. Good luck. :-)

[@hamzaprivv]

Are they comfortable tho?

[@Kb_feb]

@@hamzaprivv I did this to my 97s and they feel as good as new

[@patrickdebany1323]

@@hamzaprivv 11:27

[@blam3833]

This reminds me of the pair of Nike air-cushioned shoes I bought more than ten years ago. I only wore it for less than a month before the bottom cracked. When I returned the entire pair to Nike, they said it was caused by external force and refused to refund the money. I have stopped buying anything Nike related products since. I started buying Asics and some less popular brands like Brookes, New Balance, and even some long-established Chinese brands. I still have the shoes in question and use them as a reminder to me or others. I have kept this for a long time and thank you for giving me the opportunity to share my experience.

[@harderrock]

me the same

[@Kalash9777]

I think you have to make 2 holes one in te front and one in the back, so the presure wil go out from the other hole?

[@ronniehopkins1457]

is that there a air refill hole under the insole?

[@piotrwojciechowski5846]

“I’m an adult I can make my own choices” - famous last words 😂😂

[@rileywhite1891]

How heavy did the silicone make the shoe feel

[@ninthcirclerecords4732]

You can mix water with dish liquid and spray it on the sole similar to finding the leak on a flat tire look for air bubbles when you apply pressure and that should help anyone find the precise leak location

[@ninthcirclerecords4732]

Air bubble hense the word “Air” use a football or basketball pump in the original hole and seal that up would work ten times smoother. Then weighing your shoe down and turning it into a ten pound CLOGGER like a goofy. 😂

[@thomascaulfield5687]

What did you use to fill the drill hole when the silicon was in the shoe

[@heckler7689]

I just fix my vapour max today I went out and bought the exact thing you have and it works perfect but I’m trying to stop the silicone from coming out like how do I stop that I tried glueing the spot where did the injection at the injection site but I guess within time.

[@_Chase-hw2ek]

The silicone itself is a sealant, it will dry on the outside and seal the holes just have to wait a couple days to be sure

[@og-pretty]

I've been wanting to try this for YEARS. I have had dozens of pairs die prematurely from the 4 other versions of polyurethane midsole death but no popped bubbles. But I take comfort knowing that when i pop a bubble at least it's the problem with an actual solution.

[@jamiekeeper6204]

They would be solid ?

[@estopacefranzmichael9297]

idk what to do with my pair of jordan 35, the zoom popped and its hard to put silicone in it. somebody know what to do?

[@jeanboston310]

Hello buddy ,I’m Ross and I’m a fan of 720 818s but I think you have made a really fabulous invention. I can’t get mine as good as yours but your right silicone feels better than the AIR. Thanks 🙏🏼 for sharing and saving my 818s thanks again Ross 👌👌🙏🏼

[@PeterWingFashion]

thanks buddy

[@312BB]

Мне очень понравилось носить 720 818 ww , пока он не лопнул Тоже думаю,так же сделать Но вот думаю между силиконом и монтажной пеной … Что скажите по поводу монтажной пены ? Она легче ,сохнет быстрей, да и вводить мне кажется будет проще😅…

[@AlenPesec]

​@@312BBthat was my idea as well. I have both shoes still ok, but on the right one, i can see it will be bad soon, so here I am. Only thing with polyurethane, is not so gel like, like silicone when dried... So i imagine you would have a harder sole, and it would start cracking inside as you put pressure on different place on the soles.

[@quokkapirquish6825]

You should’ve made at least 2 holes -avoiding the air compression that made it hard to inject more silicone. And another top is to use crystal silicone, it’s more transparent and looks like water when you use it. Putting the unopened silicone in hot water for 5 minutes would also make it flow a lot easier. 9/10 for effort though

[@vinsmokedavade]

So happy I’ve seen your comment, gonna try this over the weekend with 3 of my pairs lol

[@_Chase-hw2ek]

10/10 comment, thank you

[@RichardDrummond.]

Hello how many tubes for 1 shoe cheers

[@mightymag9]

mine have just popped, but 3 years out of them can't complain, I'm going to give this a try

[@fabiohscampos]

Man, it happened to TWO PAIRS OF Nikes. I found a video a while ago from a Brazilian guy (my home country) and it worked just fine. I came to the conclusion that the silicone itself offers spring enough to support my weight (I’m 150kg). I live in Chicago USA and I sent the first pair to Nike and they didn’t do anything for me. Shame on them. You did a great job, specially because you had to handle things that didn’t go as expected and you did it regardless!

[@Podawski]

Funcionou pra vc?

[@Trebajumipare]

Can you do it with plastic bags

[@singletrack64]

Thanks for the great video, I tried it on an almost new pair of airmax that had been punctured by a drawing pin. It only worked!

[@JodiMarlowe]

Did you have to seal the holes

[@AP_ACSMK]

how does this hold up long term , will the silicon not just eventually start oozing out again if it doesn't dry on the inside because of no air

[@EmmaSmith-se3kv]

All nike airs have a valve u can blow them bk up with a football pump all u have to do is remove souls and u will find a black dot

[@AP_ACSMK]

@@EmmaSmith-se3kv i ended up fixing them with silicone, if i pumped them up the air would just leak out again

[@sagvankurd7132]

Hi, bro I have a question about how I can know if my shoes are original or fake. My shoes is Nike air max 720

[@Lucasss.982]

Bisogna riempire tutta la gomma di silicone oppure solo la parte sgonfia?

[@billbishop9029]

I did one of my 720s a couple of months ago and yeah it was really messy and it kept oozing out so what I did was make a very small plug so it wouldn’t connect with the floor which was perfect and the extra weight didn’t bother me at all but now the other bubble in other trainer has popped what an absolute rip off £160 and I’ve worn them about 12 times but I’m determined to get my money’s worth out of them so I’m gonna do the other one would you drill a couple of holes in them so the air expels so it doesn’t spew out what do you recommend Peter?

[@juliaborzenkova9593]

Do they feel heavy tho? I need to fix mine , only 1 of the shoe’s broke ffs. Thanks.

[@PeterWingFashion]

They are definitely heavier. The increased weight is noticeable when you pick them up, not so much when you wear them. If it's only one shoe though you probably will notice the difference between them.

[@hypewall]

my TN‘s popped in like 2 months and now they look like my dog chewed them dead i don’t recommend them they are falling apart like sandstone, i‘ll just get it repaired and try your silicone method thanks for the video mate

[@bunkyboo7529]

Just bought my first pair airmaxs and see this video right away so glad it didn't take much to find 😅 I'm going to try 🤞

[@EmmaSmith-se3kv]

If u take the insole out there's a little valve like a black dot where u can get a football pump and pump them back up... most nike air max have it if u check. It will save all the messing around

[@Charlie-dl3zl]

Do the shoes become a lot heavier after you add the silicone and would this work for a vintage crushed bubble 🫧??

[@markadrianwilding3139]

Yes they become alot heavier

[@nikoestorga781]

Does it matter what silicone (brand?)

[@Skyy0]

How much i need to wait after filling them? 3 days are good?

[@PeterWingFashion]

Yeah 3 days should be good. It won't harden inside, mine haven't and it's been a few months. It should dry on the outside where the hole is though which should seal it

[@davidnewcomb8874]

I have 3 pairs my left popped on all 3 pairs. Sucks

[@fuzzbuzz6581]

I stepped on a firework with mine because it was too close to my kids. Needless to say the melted a bit and I lost pressure in one of them. They were about a month old at the time and 200$. They have been sitting in a box for 4 years now. I might try this. But maybe with an expanding foam. Idk.

[@williamwong418]

You you should punch another small hole at the other end by a needle , so that the air can go out and not cause any bubble or bounceback problem

[@pandmn]

There may be improvements or alterations to the process but nonetheless the idea and the implementation presented are great. Thank you!

[@xXxglitchersxXx1]

Anyone done this with the black pair? If so did the silicone look that bad? If it did, is it worth messing my other trainer up and silicone them both to match? Thanks. Would do this, just worried about the look

[@PeterWingFashion]

I think there's another video of someone doing it with a black pair. If you've got a pair with an actual black coloured air unit, putting silicone inside it shouldn't change the colour at all really. I think you can get black/brown silicone as well.

[@MM-Parts]

Can i do this without the punture kit, did you put this puncture things over all holes you made?

[@PeterWingFashion]

Nope the puncture kit ended up being useless; the silicone sealed it just fine.

[@Shaanblank]

I’m ma give this a try today I tried an air pump but this seems more likely to provide a long term wearability

[@PeterWingFashion]

Let me know how it goes!

[@Shaanblank]

@@PeterWingFashion day later …… a success the best way possible I also chose vibrant orange for a beautiful effect

[@bigballoon1]

Did mine a week ago and the silicone is still as soft as when I put it in

[@Being.0zi]

What about now? Still it is soft?

[@mileglavash]

Hey how it is going after 7 months are there some bad experience behind it after some time ?

[@PeterWingFashion]

They're still holding strong! I must admit I don't wear them too much, and they still smell slightly of vinegar haha. They still feel fine though, no change in the stiffness.

[@mileglavash]

@@PeterWingFashion respect for your response bro, have the same issue, warm time is coming, not want to buy new pair of shoes if mine weren’t last for a 3 months 🥲

[@gaetanoingrassia7630]

E se dovesse rimanere aria dopo che il silicone si ė asciugato

[@cleitonsena5967]

Nome do produto?

[@RealistJ]

Thinking of using expanding foam instead

[@nonsequitor]

Don't. It'll be so solid it'll give no cushioning.. untill it crushes, then it'll turn into dust

[@ikon8275]

I have a bunch of 720s, luckily none of them have deflated yet but if any of them do I'm going to get some black silicone lay it hot water and do this trick!

[@arrandownie8392]

Hello mate I have also done this hack with my 270s and used white silicon. How heavy are your trainers after doing this.

[@PeterWingFashion]

They are heavier, probably about 300-400g per shoe. It's not so bad when you wear them though.

[@fotoy1634]

How about using a POLYURETHANE EXPANSION FOAM? This may not affect the weight. What do you think?

[@TheHulki0]

En primer instancia pareciera na buena idea, pero tengo dudas con respecto a que tan comodo resulte al final, o si deja pasar agua por medio del agujero que le hagas al tenis. Estoy por reparar mis Air max 720, y estoy considerando todas las opciones, hasta ahora la idea del silicon no es tan mala, pues aparte de todo algunos silicones son antihongos. La verdad no sabría si usar la espuma de poliuretano, tu lo has intentado? Saludos.

[@PeterWingFashion]

Creo que la espuma sería una mala idea. No se puede controlar la expansión, eso podría hacer daño a los zapatos. El silicon pesa mucho más que el espuma pero no expande después. También creo que está más facíl usarlo que el espuma porqué flyue mejor.

[@fotoy1634]

Glad to have this topic. Yeah i tried clear silicon on my air max 720-818. Yes it fixed much of the problem, and yes the weight never such a big deal, But after 8 monthS of simetimes wearing it, i notice that the joint of the air bag and the bottom sole wer separating slowly until i noticed and search for another solution. Now i have to pull out the silicon. Well its easy to pull it out because now the air bag and the lower sole is torn already. Im planing not the spray foam but an eva foam. I plan to make a reflection of the silicon and try to install this eva foam to my air max. But still this a theory yet. Oh and sorry for my english. Best of luck

[@ArtsA-Lalhualhima]

How do you blocked the holes

[@danielle6338]

You can use anything really… i actually put a nail partially into the hole then remove it when its dry

[@larrymontgomery4902]

Make a hole up front by the red pad for air to escape u are fighting air pressure

[@mikesheehan9041]

There must be better silicone though like one that dries perfectly clear not murky white. I want to do this with my 2 pairs but they are clear soles and id want the silicone to dry clear. Can any one recommend any? Also if you make 2 smaller holes on the inside near the front that air can release as you put it in so it won't swap back out

[@PeterWingFashion]

The silicone I bought was advertised as clear. You might have to do some tests. I'm not really sure why it dried like that to be honest. Adding holes at the top sounds like a good idea but you gotta keep in mind that what made the shoes so good in the end was the fact that they were sealed because going in and adding more really increased the internal air pressure. This might be harder to do if you've got extra holes at the top

[@mikesheehan9041]

@@PeterWingFashion do the 2 holes at the front so when you squeeze in from the back as it fills the front the air will push out. You won't get any bubbles in the silicone then either. Only smalls holes at the front say 1 mm the silicone will seal them back up then just run back down with a bit of sand paper. I'd definitely do some tests though. Good vid 👍

[@gtownrivera]

There is crystal clear silicone, usually the tube will be transparent allowing you to see if it's murky clear or crystal clear. Choose the crystal clear, I made a hole on each side before and about five needle hole after so that it could dry in several days very solid. Works great

[@305liveandlearn]

So you didn't pump air in there? Only silicone?

[@PeterWingFashion]

Yup just silicone. Because of the way I did it, (putting some in, waiting for it to seal and topping it up) it ended increasing the pressure anyway so it had the same effect as pumping it. Except now hopefully with no invisible leaks.

[@305liveandlearn]

@@PeterWingFashion lol i bought my air maxes months ago so I'm gonna try it first to get a refund but otherwise I'll fix it. I work in construction so I got an edge lol

[@billo5]

All you have to do is drill two relief holes absolutely tiny on the other side of the shoes. I've done this with my vaporMax. Basically there is no way for the air to escape. And adding glow in the dark silicone would be amazing!

[@sultanhalawani9895]

There's dark silicon?

[@TheFlexTapes]

Did mine seems okay 👍

[@wristray8775]

Well done. Silicone, logical choice. I like people who are ready to get their hands dirty to repair the un-repairable.

[@thatengineguyyt6822]

I just did this yesterday and it has worked thank you so much I was going to bin them

[@samatanya1428]

Hey Peter thanks for this idea. How do I close the holes?

[@PeterWingFashion]

When the silicone dries, it seals the holes by itself since it's a sealant.

[@gerard4039]

You need three holes , the one you pump the silicone from and two small holes in the end to leet the air out while you fill it , simple physics !!!! You will be able to do it in one go .

[@Shaanblank]

What’s the silicon called btw ??

[@PeterWingFashion]

Just regular silicone sealant

[@vk875]

Must be two holes - for silicone in and air out. Will try the same myself. There are videos they suggest make holes from upper part ...

[@Issam_hariss]

Can u send me video of that technique i didn't get it

[@sarmadrasheed01]

How much silicone was used exactly??

[@PeterWingFashion]

About a tube per shoe. One tube was 310ml

[@sarmadrasheed01]

@@PeterWingFashion was shoe worth to use after that trearment?

[@PeterWingFashion]

Yeah absolutely! You can watch the end of the video for some more information, but apart from being about 400g heavier they're good to wear.

[@sarmadrasheed01]

Ok bro thanks

[@nacjonalizmjestzdrowy.zata987]

Great job bro, but I have a question. Does the shoe with silicone inside feels heavier compared to the one without? If yes, how much? Does it ditrurb you while walking?

[@PeterWingFashion]

It is about 400g heavier for each shoe. It feels like a lot when you pick them up, but honestly when you wear them it's not noticeable. They're still comfy and all that regardless of the extra weight.

[@davidnewcomb8874]

Ok I tried this it's ben 12 hours there not drying inside not to mention the holes are still oozing. There heavy like a pair of steel toe work boots. I won't be doing this too my other 2 pairs . Il try to send them back to Nike. My advice don't do it sorry it's a fail

[@PeterWingFashion]

Ok, first of all the weight was something I clearly specified in the video. I said that it was worth the weight because its only really noticeable when you pick them up not when you wear them. Second of all, they don't "dry" I believe this is mainly because while the silicone is trapped inside it can't cure. The consistency you get when you first pump it in is unlikely to change. Yes the holes still ooze but after a point the pressure will equalise. I just kept removing the silicone until it stopped. After it did, i let it dry. Sorry it didn't work out for you but I'm pretty sure I covered what you're saying in the video.

[@MrPanos]

Really helpful man appreciate that video

[@PeterWingFashion]

No problem bro!

[@mahdiahmed1774]

Just pump the bubble with a tiny ball pump then but super glue or hot glue on top of it

[@skyers1987]

My 720s got a hole too

[@edsongomez8011]

I've popped air max after seriously beating them. I guess I haven't thought about my 720 doing the same. I hate that anyone has to deal with it out of the box. Or how often this is happening. For the most part Nike will refund your money depending on time. then again I do own several so maybe I don't wear them often enough to pop them? Good luck to all you with your air max

[@MrRwithanitch]

Do it bro start repairing people 720’s that would be awesome.

[@RomboutVersluijs]

Probably it's coming out due to over-pressure. Since the silicon takes up volume and thus compressors the air inside. So it finds the points of low resistance. It would be great if there is clear self seal. Like the stuff you can put into tires

[@philmcruch]

if you make a tiny hole on the side at the toe (both sides) it lets the air escape and once its dried the silicone will seal the hole anyway

[@damiandennis3740]

Looks good mate , good idea thanks

[@hacknut9435]

How long do you leave them sitting and do you recommend using the same technique for mine? Mine actually have a tear between the rubber from the air bubble and the rubber of the sole

[@PeterWingFashion]

I'd leave them for at least a day. In your case I'm not sure how well this would work but first I would contact Nike to see what they can do. If you can't do that then I would try and glue the sole back together first using the strongest glue you can find and then trying to do it how I did.

[@pk93cov]

You know there a valve under the sole

[@josemacedo2023]

You need to make two holes so that any trapped air/N2 can exit while you are filling it with silicone.

[@PeterWingFashion]

I think there are positives and negatives to doing this. In hindsight yes I would have been able to avoid a lot of mess and fill it with more silicone if I drilled air vents but I think I achieved such a good pressure by actually sealing the air in with the silicone rather than letting it escape. It's obviously your call which way you want to do it but I clearly got away without them.

[@TheHulki0]

I will do this to my air max 720. But the fact here is that Nike has a bad quality control with this model. I had the air max 2015 and never happens this things. Thanks for the video.

[@Turbodziki]

Looks good enought to try

[@anthonyshackleton6178]

Because you only had 1 hole the air inside was getting stuck/trapped

[@chewie3397]

Job done and dusted. All fixed 👍

[@PeterWingFashion]

Things you love to see

[@darrenguyton3002]

Well done 👏

[@allebasenterprise1820]

I really like your video. When you first started filling the hole, I started laughing due to the mess. It seems to really work. I’m going to try this on my airmax 720. I lost my receipt. I will give you an update. Thank you for this video. Sincerely Kenneth

[@PeterWingFashion]

Thanks man! Let me know how it goes!

[@allebasenterprise1820]

@@PeterWingFashion What’s up bro? I did fill up the hole in my air max 720. It works. It’s messy but it do work. I could have used more in the shoe. It’s been a month ago since I’ve filled the hole. I don’t know how, but it still holding up. Thanks for sharing your experience on KZbin! Sincerely Kenneth

[@PeterWingFashion]

Yesss let's go! You could always try putting more in like I did; that's what really helped me. Even if it looks like the hole is sealed you can still push through it with the end of the nozzle. That said, it's so good to hear that the video's helped!

[@MyagmarnaranMunkhbold-yc3xb]

@@allebasenterprise1820​ @PeterWingFashion how much weight does the silicone add? is it heavy or uncomfortable to wear them in long distance walking?

[@kennethharrison4534]

@@MyagmarnaranMunkhbold-yc3xb I really couldn’t tell. They may have a little more weight to them. Nothing that would be noticeable on feet. They last a pretty long time. After I’ve watched your video, I went out to buy some silicone. After filling one shoe, I had to do the other shoe as well. I really mad a mess everywhere. Compared to your video, my mess made you look very clean. I had stuff everywhere and my wife was yelling because of the mess I’ve made. You would have been laughing if I had put the event on video. I’ve made more holes in then I was suppose to. You should’ve seen how big the holes was but it did work. Man! I had silicone everywhere. Thank you again for your video. I wouldn’t have known if I had not seen your video. I really appreciate you my brother. Peace and blessings to and your family!!!

[@bajangelbest152]

Thank u so much cause it will help me a lot are from Barbados

[@PeterWingFashion]

No problem man glad I could help! Just make sure you check the pinned comment before you start anything, I've added more detail since making the video.

[@sonboogie]

Can you not just seal the puncture that caused the air leak? Existing air can no longer escape thus restoring to it's original state, theoretically. Unless the bubble holds compressed air originally. 🤔 But that would seem unlikely. If a puncture itself can be resealed, there would be no need to add the additional weight and mess of silicone.

[@Nick-lh7zh]

It's like a tire, once you've repaired the area you have to inflate the tire again same concept with the shoe except there is no valve stem on a shoe

[@_Chase-hw2ek]

@@Nick-lh7zhexactly

[@elgeniodelasreparaciones6541]

Con este método quedan muy pesadas se pierde la sensación del como viene de fábrica .Yo con mi técnica logré reparar a mis clientes y a dado buen resultado y lo pueden ver y aprender como lo hago.

[@user-ky7ty3ie1x]

Can you share your method

[@elgeniodelasreparaciones6541]

Es lo que estoy haciendo amigo para que aprendan nuevas técnicas.

[@randllir4929]

I saw a video its better with foam same way

[@raulortiz7384]

Saludos a todos desde Brasil. No recomiendo este procedimiento. Queda mal hecho y no dura nada. Lo mejor que hay que hacer es cambiar las suelas de tus tenis o zapatos usados. Se puede poner primero unas medias suelas de EVA, pegar y luego lijar. Después pegar unas suelas de latex antiderrapante. Y ya está ....hay muchos kilómetros más a caminar.

[@kikatay]

The shoes become too heavy

[@ianobeats1078]

thanks

[@harydemirovc388]

God bless everyone pray for forgiveness Jesus is coming soon. you do not want to go to hell and burn for eternity forever.go with God read the bible every day at least one paragraph. pray every day for forgiveness baptize you. trust me it's worth going with God you will even get a crown on your head when you go to Heaven. God's heaven is so beautiful we can not even imagine how beautiful it is. remember it is not yet too late to GO with Jesus and God God loves us so much so he sent his only begotten son so that he would die on the cross for us and resurrected on the 3rd day God and jesus loves you 🙏🏼 Amen

[@adrianashby1033]

Read KJV and NIV. It's all utter nonsense. Shush

[@pabloriosalido]

Jesus used AIR MAX

[@hoseph3967]

are you eligible for a refund if you got them online at dicks sporting goods ? mine are falling apart the bottoms are flapping when i walk they are talking to me, telling me to buy new shoes 😂

[@hoseph3967]

it’s also way past 90 days but they popped second week of owning them

[@PeterWingFashion]

If it's out of warranty they aren't obliged to do anything but they might take them back if you complain hard enough. If that doesn't work try going to Nike.

[@SJ_Killy]

There is a better way my friend… an american guy on YT literally pumps them up and seals the hole

[@vasicmilos3480]

good video bro

[@PlushyPlay1]

Mine exploded just walking

[@АндрейМищенко-д5м]

Now my sneakers weigh 621 grams

[@LuigiOnnero]

Well fucked job! You better play your dolls 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@scobyfranciosi723]

Can't belive you just filled them with cilcone mate there a much much much better way to get them original bucket water pump and needle double sided gorilla clear tape and epoxy and some acitone sand paper

[@piotrp751]

powinieneś zrobić drugą dziurę żeby powietrze miało gdzie uciekać. Wszystko wylatuje bo zrobiłeś w środku ciśnienie.

[@brunocathe5558]

il faut mettre de la mousse expansive , trous a faire sur les cotés 'c'est nikel ! ! très légé et en 30 secondes c'est sec !

[@katrintamborrini2424]

Anyone else have a pair of 720s not worn them for abit and now they are flat 😂😂

[@njakiss22]

Not gonnna talk about they weight 3kg each after filling them up 🤣

[@alexandrecalazans1294]

Fiz no meu e pesou pouca coisa mais. Melhor do que jogar fora um tênis caro!

[@yaguyyyZ]

what is bro doing

[@hvacwiz7877]

Nike silicone max. you gave your shoes a kim k job.

[@Mazza666]

The best thing to do. DON'T BUY these runners. I'm on my 3rd pair and every pair has done the same thing, last one only lasted 3 months of wearing