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Photo : MKfoto ( Shutterstock ) With the highly anticipated Air Jordan 1 “Lost & Found” scheduled to drop on Nov. 19th, now is a tempting time to start investing in sneakers. The practice of reselling the limited edition kicks is polarizing , and any sneakerhead can share their perspective on how bidding up prices impacts shoe culture. One thing is certain : Even if you’re not passionate about the shoes themselves, investing in and reselling limited-edition footwear has the potential to be a wildly lucrative hustle. But is it right for you? Here’s what you need to know about the resale value of limited-edition sneakers before you dive into the sneakerhead game. Sneakers are a risky investment First , a quick primer on how the sneaker resale market works. The coveted s neakers are released in limited amounts, though “limited” can mean varying things. Fo r example, 500,000 pairs of the new Jordans are rumored to be released worldwide starting tomorrow . Resellers swoop in...

Photo : ilona.shorokhova ( Shutterstock ) Whether you’re taking a long vacation away from the cold winter temps or your employer is sending you on an extended trip overseas , you need to pack and you need to do it smartly. Living out of your suitcase seems fun for a while, but it can get old fast. I once did it for four weeks and was miserable by the time I was about halfway through. Learn from me: T hese tips will ensure your experience is better than mine . Pick three pairs of shoes and three pairs only I am a Shoe Person. My apartment is full of shoes. They are a passion of mine, but that passion used to lead to back pain from schlepping a carry-on full of heels through the airport every time I went somewhere, to say nothing of the checked-bag fees that pained my wallet and my heart. Pragmatically, I started sticking to a three-shoe rule for every trip, which is also recommended by Travel Fashion Girl . Think of where you’ll be going while you’re on your trip. If you’re g...

Photo : Lazy_Bear ( Shutterstock ) Every form of exercise has a preferred style of shoe. For lifting, you want specific heeled or flat shoes . For running, you want shoes that fit your feet and feel comfortable on the run. For cycling—indoor or outdoor—you want shoes that work with the type of cleats you use on your pedals. Shoes are a personal choice, but they’re also something all athletes go through multiple pairs of. So if you can’t get them to drop a hint about a new type of shoe they’d like to try, all you have to do is sneak a peek at the tag inside their current pair. (This is especially good for runners, whose shoes wear out so quickly they’re basically disposable.) They’ll be grateful for a fresh pair. https://www.tausiinsider.com/16-of-the-best-gifts-for-the-fitness-fanatics-gym-bag/?feed_id=331080&_unique_id=6451453526df8