Is Jordan Brand fu-king up their product value by producing so many pairs recently?

Strictly from a business perspective, not a sneakerhead, are they over flooding the market? I was one of those people that never complained about how hard it was to cop b/c I understand that's business. All the crime, door busting, resellers and nicca moments were great for the brand b/c it generated interest. Somebody who isn't into kicks sees all the commotion over the Concords last year or the breds going for $400+ on ebay and that creates interest in the brand. Now the market is over flooded w/ breds and the so-called "quickstrike" thunders were easy as fu-k to cop. Once again, speaking from a business standpoint, not a sneakerhead, that's not what I would want. It may mean more $$$ now, but I guarantee the next time a popular shoe is released, the hype will be nowhere near the same b/c now people see it's not as hard as they expected to cop.

What do y'all think?

Thunders were easy to cop because the beast were out for the breds.

True, but look how many people on here were able to get breds. Who predicted that?

True, but look how many people on here were able to get breds. Who predicted that?

They are lowering their value. The 11s will always sell out but for other sneakers not so much. For example if they made enough pairs that they were still in stock less people will by jordans the next time because the hype isnt there anymore. If you were able to get the concords through all the craziness that happened it felt like you accomplished something because alot more people couldn't get them. That feeling made you want to get every jordan that comes out which is why other jordans that shouldn't be selling out sold out.

Less people could buy some knowing they're easier for everyone to get, but more people will buy some knowing they're easier to get too. Not everyone buys new Jordans just because they're the new hot !!.

They are lowering their value. The 11s will always sell out but for other sneakers not so much. For example if they made enough pairs that they were still in stock less people will by jordans the next time because the hype isnt there anymore. If you were able to get the concords through all the craziness that happened it felt like you accomplished something because alot more people couldn't get them. That feeling made you want to get every jordan that comes out which is why other jordans that shouldn't be selling out sold out.

I almost want to bookmark this thread so that when they drop some highly exclusive !!,and dudes is salty they missed out,I can refer to this thread and mention how quickly one can be on the other end of the stick.

I don't feel bad for anyone who can't make money by buying sneakers and reselling them for double what they paid.

I think you're missing the point. This is not a thread about me being upset that other people got the same J's as me. I was one of the people up all night trying to help other guys get them. You used the milt 4's as an example, but it was easier to cop the bred XI's than the 4's, and that is gonna take away the value of the 11's in the end. The long lines, robberies, and supply complaints are great for JB. It makes the average person want to see what all the hype is about. That's why shoes like the olives sold out.