$85 Jordan 3's! One Of My Quickest Flips [Flippin Kicks EP.3]

This is the 3rd episode of Flippin Kicks. In this video I will be restoring a pair of Cardinal Red Jordan 3's that I bought for $85. This was a fairly easy flip for me that yielded a decent profit.
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For those who are new I started an ongoing series on instagram called Flippin Kicks where I would source a beater sneaker and put my restoration skills to the test to bring the sneaker back to life with the intent of reselling the sneaker afterwards. Given that those were Instagram videos I had to keep things relatively short. I talk about where I bought the shoes, go through my methodology of restoring the shoes then finally how I go about selling the shoes and the profits on the sale. I'm hoping to inspire other restorers and sneakerheads as this is just another way to make money as well as a tutorial. Hope you all enjoy the video!
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[@zethbtw2531]

Keep posting bro I always enjoy the vids! 💯

[@btbkicks]

Thank you bro 🙏🏾

[@Ryan_7389]

Hey bro could u link the steam brush thanks!

[@btbkicks]

Got you I’ll drop it in the description momentarily

[@Ryan_7389]

@@btbkicks thanks I also tried to follow your steps for my concords but they wont seem to ice any more. Do some old sneakers just not ice after a certain point? Thanks!🙏

[@btbkicks]

@@Ryan_7389 just added it to the description and yeah at a certain point you can’t ice them anymore. It really depends on how much the shoe was worn. The pair I was working on was barely worn so they iced up nice they were really more dirty than anything