Trainer Nerdism
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T'boo Ted":39t9o4gi said:
don't get me wrong i know they do, but i've found the few models in the asics and nb range that are comfy for me! whilst i can still find them in the shops without having to go hunting for them i'll keep using them.
I've been sorely disappointed with nikes of late though, in the ninties they just seemed head and shoulders above everything else...or perhaps it was just in my mind.
for me, nikes were great in the 80's, but by 95 had lost the plot (this is for running shoes, for balling shoes, they lost in in 93...)
Yeah, i'll agree, for me they from time to time pop up with a great shoe, but in general they don't work for me (doesn't help that their sizing is completely bonkers, I can fit anywhere from a US 9.5 to 11.5 depending on the shoe)
Yeah, i'll agree, for me they from time to time pop up with a great shoe, but in general they don't work for me (doesn't help that their sizing is completely bonkers, I can fit anywhere from a US 9.5 to 11.5 depending on the shoe)
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I just love my old Vans and Diesels. Even better a diesel van.
al":z1tcm7s0 said:konatime":z1tcm7s0 said:Anyone got a pair of these.....
Are they Kicks?
al.
Totally different animal to Kicks Al....i think they were £22 when Kicks were £8 or somesuch......the premium was well worth it mind (instant stop-deads on any 5/7'scourt.. in virtually any weather).From memory i think the corresponding boot by Adi was the 2000 (the first time the mad stitching ever appeared on the toe area). Those was the days my friend
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