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The video features Jeff Staple, the founder of Staple Design, discussing his life in sneakers and sharing his top five favorite sneakers. He talks about how he got into sneaker culture, his collaboration with Nike, and the significance of each of his top five sneakers.
His top five sneakers are:
1. Nike SB Pigeon Dunk OG: This shoe put Jeff Staple on the map and became iconic in sneaker culture. It was released with much anticipation and even made national news due to the frenzy it caused during its release.
2. Nike Nordic Pack: Jeff Staple designed this Air Force One and Dunk as part of a winter Olympic-inspired pack. It represents a simpler time in sneaker culture before the hype and campouts.
3. Nike Considered Boot: This environmentally friendly and sustainable shoe, designed by Jeff Staple, was named Nike Considered. It was created with minimal chemicals and no glues, emphasizing sustainability.
4. Nike Panda Dunk: An homage to Jeff's Asian heritage, the Panda Dunk features panda graphics and a unique design. It was initially released in China before hitting New York City.
5. Air Jordan 3 Black Cement: Jeff Staple admires this shoe for its iconic design, the collaboration between Michael Jordan and Tinker Hatfield, and its role in turning him into a sneakerhead.
When asked to narrow it down to his top two, he selected the Nike SB Pigeon Dunk OG and the Air Jordan 3 Black Cement as his absolute favorites.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The Nike SB Pigeon Dunk is a significant shoe associated with the speaker's name.
2. The Nike Considered boot was a sustainable and environmentally friendly shoe with no glues used in its production.
3. The Air Jordan 3 Black Cement was a collaboration between Michael Jordan and Tinker Hatfield.
4. The release of the Nike SB Pigeon Dunk caused a significant crowd and even had law enforcement involved.
5. The speaker has a deep connection and passion for sneakers and their design.