Traveling Back in Time With Eastbay: November ‘95 Catalog!
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Bounce guest blogger and Eastbay Sneakerhead Jordan Hagedorn (Yes, his business card actually reads “sneakerhead”–how bugged is that?) provided an introspective look back at the company’s November ‘95 catalog today over on Bouncemag.com. The issue could be the Wausau, Wisconsin based brand’s most classic ever, as the cover features Santa’s elves polishing up the Air Jordan XI (11) and Reebok Kamikaze Mid. Inside the mag, you’ll see hoops kicks from Nike, Pony, Fila, and British Knight. Images via Jordan Hagedorn and Eastbay
***** first!
this brings back mad memories man, back in the day Eastbay magazine was da ****, just look at this issue! nothing but pure classics were available at that time, 10th grade for me!!
almost brings a tear to my eye!
wish i was back in 95
even though i was only two then
Oh those were the days…
$85 for 10’s…..95 was ill
Wow, everyone one of these shoes are classics. I wish I was into shoes back then.
seriously, $85 for the X’s, wish it was ‘95 again! That one page has so many classics on it, Jordan XI, the Shawn Kemp Rbk kamikaze, the patent leather Grant Hill Fila’s, the nike’s with the removable/interchangable straps…Man, whatta flashback
remember the BK days lmao
$90 for the X’s pretty good
I just threw that mag away like a year ago when i hade to move! i hope that aint worth no money! brings me back to 9th grade classic! When shoes where original!!
LOOK at the toe piece on the 10’s they are all different!
damn, jordan X for only 89 bucks n 95…wish i was collectin at the time…
DAM….i feel like a dinosaur. Those Air Max Chris Webbers was the team shoe of that year. My whole highschool team had them *******. And every college team. Back then i think Shawn Kemp only had 5 kids now its like 20. Jordan was still taxin J’s even back then $125 for the mid dam.
Nike is no different now then they where then….except they got more money now. Shoes is like gas prices somehow for no reason the prices keep goin up.
Damn the jordan x was on sale WTF! LMAO you’ll never c tht sht again!
damn… 1995… i was only 5…
wishin i was a sneaker head bacc then…
imagine they retro the concord 11z…
them ***** would be sold out in 23 minutes
Daaamn I remember when Eastbay had the jumpoff kicks, I used to get the catalogue all the time. I think I even remember this issue cause of them Reeboks, I was in grade school. ****, makin me feel old right here.
wow brings bad alot of cool memories. i was 10 and i remember gettin my 1st pair of j’s out eastbay( them powder blue Xs).tha same year my sisters home coming date had a all white suit on with them concord XIs……wish i could go bacc…..
i remember getting the eastbay catalog during the 80’s and 90’s,the always had fire, my favorite were the team delta forces and air force 2’s from the mid 80’s. gangsta
Man I was 8 when this came out…this brings back the best memories. I really wish I could go back n2 time…
And EVERYBODY had those Filas
If only I was old enough to have a job back then. Jordan xi’s, kamikaze’s, go lwp. Amazing stuf that year.
Whoever at Nike decided to start put those hanging tags on the back of their trainers should have been fired
I used to salivate when Eastbay came and spend hours studying it. Now with the Sneakerblog boom… you can’t show us anything we didn’t see over a month ago. I don’t even bother looking in the back of SLAM anymore because we’ve seen it all here! Anyway, sick pages!
back in the day join
Ah yes, those where the good times. Jordan winning championships like it was easy. Man I just whish I had a DeLorean DMC-12,and some plutonium so I can go back to 95. lol
Damn…. Air Go LWP’s… I wanted them so much! They must to be retroed!
what are those fila next to the kamikazes? i aint gonna fake i was only 4 back then!
wow damn i wish i wasent 2 years old in 1995 haha
dont know exactly, but jerry stackhouse used to play in those
I can remember sitting in class circling the ones I want… This is when it was more than just Nike in the shoe game. If you were a good player back then, you had a shoe. This would have been the time when a D Wade converse would have sold good. I miss the first Grant Hills. Yo, remember the Shaq’s with the pump?!?
The good old days