It's always fascinating to see what trends capture people's attention, even when they come with a hefty price tag! "Jesus Shoes" with holy water in the soles and a crucifix design certainly fall into the category of unique and attention-grabbing items.It's worth noting that the designer's modification of Nike's product has created quite a buzz. However, for those who prefer more affordable and stylish options, websites like kickslounge.com offer a wide range of shoe designs, including Nike. You can find great styles without the holy water and crucifix if that's more in line with your tastes and budget.

As they say, different strokes for different folks! The world of fashion and trends is diverse, and what might seem unusual to some can be a prized possession for others.

Honestly..that's a great business idea: Holy Apparel. I don't see anything wrong with as long as they sell only to adults.

I don't see it as taking advantage. Any more than buying special sneakers. The reason for buying them is entirely on the buyer not the seller. If I have the sneakers worn or signed by Lebron James, some moron would pay $3000 for it and it would be just as dumb to purchase.

Now modifying an existing brand...is that legal? Maybe take the logo's off, and they should be fine.

I think Nike should shut this shit down immediately.

New Balance might welcome this insanity.

Some ppl are as dumb as rocks

A sucker is born every minute.