Ah I see, well I don't actually as you seem to have worn them long enough to admit they are uncomfortable and your feet are always cold in them
Did you used to be a trendy vicar?
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[Misc] What is your favourite trainers you have worn.
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Ah I see, well I don't actually as you seem to have worn them long enough to admit they are uncomfortable and your feet are always cold in them
Did you used to be a trendy vicar?
Nibble
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- Jan 3, 2007
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Ah I see, well I don't actually as you seem to have worn them long enough to admit they are uncomfortable and your feet are always cold in them
Did you used to be a trendy vicar?
I used to own a pair in the 90's.
Wouldn't wear them now though, everyone wears them. And they're cold.
Brown suede Puma Speedcats. Love 'em.
Not a winter trainer in my opinion, I own various trainers, but wouldn't wear them this time of year if I had to walk far.
- Jan 3, 2012
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Warm smart shirt and definitely no trainers in there, enjoy it
I did enjoy it - everything about it......except the result.
Camicus
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My Nike mesh 5.0 awesome set of running shoes
Algernon
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Adidas SL72s and SL76s
Spotted the ice blue Adidas on the WSU concourse yesterday.
No no no no! Harumph!
Mine are still box fresh and waiting for Spring, you bastxxd! (Not you Bozza, the wearer)
Wise.
They were a bit grubby and I commented they should have been saved for when better weather comes along.
Jimmy Grimble
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Forgot all about SL72s. Sometimes Adidas can be a bit too chunky, but SL72s have an excellent, streamline shape. That has inspired me to have a hunt for some. I had a beautiful blue and white pair that were brilliantly airy for the warmer months. Sadly got ripped on a night out in Malia when I was 18/19. Serves me right for wearing them out in a place like that.
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GoingUp
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I love trainers and you could say have a fetish for them 
I can appreciate different types and silhouettes from Nike, Asics, Saucony and Adidas, but my favourite gotta be white Jordan 3's as below. I find the lack of support on Vans and Adidas Samba's etc to make for feet ache after couple hours, so generally stay away from them.
But for everyday use trainers that go with everything like jeans, tracksuit bottoms and shorts are are comfortable to wear all day than imo you cant go wrong Nike Air Max 1's or Lights.
I can appreciate different types and silhouettes from Nike, Asics, Saucony and Adidas, but my favourite gotta be white Jordan 3's as below. I find the lack of support on Vans and Adidas Samba's etc to make for feet ache after couple hours, so generally stay away from them.
But for everyday use trainers that go with everything like jeans, tracksuit bottoms and shorts are are comfortable to wear all day than imo you cant go wrong Nike Air Max 1's or Lights.
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Worthingite
Sexy Pete... :D
While I was at college I used to work in footlocker in Tunbridge Wells, ordered a pair of these (but with white stripes instead) from a Footlocker in Rome for a customer, they never turned up to collect so I bought them instead. They were beautiful and I actually cried when I accidently spilt line cleaner on them about 8 years later.
I had a pair of these when I was 20. Lovely to wear. Couldn't walk through a puddle in them though.
AmexRuislip
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Going to wear my new Adidas Samba this summer, have been waiting for the decent weather to start 
I'm still agonising on what colour to go for. I think I'll end up with multiple pairs.
Lord Bracknell
On fire
I once bought a very cheap pair of trainers in Sports Direct. The left shoe was made in Vietnam, the right one in Malaysia.
I'm still agonising on what colour to go for. I think I'll end up with multiple pairs.
You can never have enough trainers
AmexRuislip
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I'm still agonising on what colour to go for. I think I'll end up with multiple pairs.
Bozza, are you the answer to Brightons goal drought front line?