Definitions tagged nike in the street dictionary.
A brand of sneakers popular in the Dominican Republic between the 1970s and 1990s, manufactured by Francisco H. Espejo, C. por A. (the source of the acronym FHECA). In the 90s, they were known for models that imitated Nike Air shoes.
- I bought some Fheca Air at the flea market (la pulga is a well known street market) for 75 pesos. - You got ripped off.
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The nickname used in the Dominican Republic to refer to Nike Air Force 1 sneakers.
-Yo, did you buy the Jordans? -No man, I bought a pair of all-white Crokis.
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A brand of sneakers that is everywhere on the streets of the Dominican Republic, known for flashy colors, three stripes on the sides, and a leaping puma logo. The brand also makes polos, pants, hats, and a ton of gear for athletes and trendy guys (jevitos). Like most clothing in Santo Domingo, about 80 percent of Puma gear is fake, which led to even motorcycle taxi drivers (motoristas) wearing Puma kicks that were supposed to cost 80 US dollars or 2,700 Dominican pesos.
Another Puma Noooooooo!!!!!!! (That is how the song goes, written because of the abundance of Puma sneakers in the DR)
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