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Rakim’s Legacy.
Your Statement Piece.
5 Reasons Rakim’s “Paid in Full” 33 HI Is
Your Next Statement Sneaker
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1. Legacy in Motion
Step into Rakim’s world every time you lace up. This shoe honors the album that rewrote rap history and lets you carry that power on the streets.This is your first chance to cop them in over 24 months!
2. Hand‑Selected Materials
Only the finest suede and nubuck made the cut. They patina over time just like Rakim’s verses, telling your story with every crease and fade.
3. Hidden Lyric Details
Subtle nods to Rakim’s most iconic lines are woven into the inner lining and sock‑liner, so only true heads will spot the tribute every time they slip them on.
4. Special Rakim Artwork & PackaginG
Every pair ships in bespoke packaging featuring exclusive Rakim illustrations and matching album‑artwork highlights. Unbox it and feel like you’re holding a piece of hip‑hop heritage.
5. Performance Meets Heritage
Underneath that throwback shell sits a full length PU midsole with firm, reliable cushioning. You get the comfort you need to move all day, with the style that demands attention.
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Out of all 29 pairs of shoes I own from Ewing athletics, these have to be in the top three. I wear them more than I would like.
Great deal & quality! Missed them when first advertised kept looking for 2 months. Finally got my chance & I jumped on them
Love everything about these shoes.
This is a heartfelt way to pay homage to a legend, a pioneer and the God emcee in hiphop. The quality and attention to detail compliments Rakim's greatness.
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