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Trainers
- Thread starter Alba Badger
- Start date
Taybha
Whalewhine
Yeezy Yeezy Yeezy
From one shop, one (best) brand, prices £30 - £70. You're welcome
adidas superstars:
https://www.jdsports.co.uk/product/adidas-originals-superstar/016611/
adidas gazelle:
https://www.jdsports.co.uk/product/white-adidas-originals-gazelle/020680/
adidas samba:
https://www.jdsports.co.uk/product/adidas-originals-samba-super/181674/
adidas Nizza low:
https://www.jdsports.co.uk/product/white-adidas-originals-nizza-lo/020559/
adidas LA trainer:
https://www.jdsports.co.uk/product/adidas-originals-la-trainer/166218/
- Jan 3, 2012
- 16,594
Am I alone in only wearing trainers for sporting activity? Otherwise they give me athlete's foot if I'm not careful.
I've got a pair of Merrell walking shoes/trainers, and my current spoprting footwear (mainly gym) are Asics. But in the past for running I have had Nike, new balance, Asics and Brooks. I like Asics best, I think.
I've got a pair of Merrell walking shoes/trainers, and my current spoprting footwear (mainly gym) are Asics. But in the past for running I have had Nike, new balance, Asics and Brooks. I like Asics best, I think.
Jim Van Winkle
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Arthur
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I bought two pairs of Y3 boxing trainers in the sales a couple of months back as they had 50% off. Still more than I would normally spend on a pair of trainers but couldn't decide which pair to go for. Was going to send the pair I liked least back. Liked them both so never got motivated to go to the post office.
Before those I've been pretty much exclusively Adidas originals for the last twenty years. I went through a stage of getting Lacoste trainers because I could get them at cost price through a relative. But like the rest of their brand the quality of the shoes has got worse and worse IMO. Had a pair of Puma Bluebirds which were cracking and a couple of pairs of onitsuka tiger also very good.
Before those I've been pretty much exclusively Adidas originals for the last twenty years. I went through a stage of getting Lacoste trainers because I could get them at cost price through a relative. But like the rest of their brand the quality of the shoes has got worse and worse IMO. Had a pair of Puma Bluebirds which were cracking and a couple of pairs of onitsuka tiger also very good.
DarrenFreemansPerm
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DC's or Etnies for me.
theboybilly
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I love Adidas trainers but Nike are the better fit (for me) Adidas always seem to be hit-and-miss with their sizing
greyseagull
New member
I have to say Reebok, obviously...
pasty
A different kind of pasty
Mrs P got me a pair of Adidas Hamburgs for my birthday last month, and decided to "pimp" them for me 
worthingseagull
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- Sep 28, 2011
- 1,454
That is the correct answer.
sorry but
The days of me being fashionable are long gone - 63yo!
They are good honest hardwearing walking "shoes".
Alba Badger
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I have North Face walking shoes, used for hiking, wet weather and walking the dog, they are great and last for ages.
Can't agree more...They've lasted almost three years of non-stop use so haven't done bad for £100.
middletoenail
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Those Sir, are beautiful!
Jim Van Winkle
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middletoenail
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The only problem I have with this colour in leather (I have similar Timberlands) is the need to wash them after nearly every use. They seem to attract dirt quite easily, do you find this?