which shoe would you choose? [was: If you had to]
which shoe would you choose? [was: If you had to]
Choose between 1 shoe for footbag what would it be clima cools, rod lavers, g6's, or nb 520's i believe they are. What shoe???
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I used to play with Chuck Ts until I got Lavers. If you get Lavers I think you would change your opinion. Chuck Ts are so heavy and have bad inside, this might be to the fact that all the weight is in the sole of the shoe and/or the slope of the sole.Iron Clad Ben wrote:WHat about CHUCK TAYLORS!!!!
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He was totally kiddingKerr wrote:I used to play with Chuck Ts until I got Lavers. If you get Lavers I think you would change your opinion. Chuck Ts are so heavy and have bad inside, this might be to the fact that all the weight is in the sole of the shoe and/or the slope of the sole.Iron Clad Ben wrote:WHat about CHUCK TAYLORS!!!!
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Go Laver's!!!!!!!!!!!! I probably should have waited until I got my climacools and have tried them. Ohh well.
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I've never heard of tose adidas before, post a pic.Tsiangkun wrote:adidas supernova
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Ok, thanks. I've still never heard of them before. Looks like they might have a decent toe, but you can't get a good look at the inside with that pic. But hey, guess it's just personal reference though.
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I don't really have a preference. I've played in Lavers, 300's, 520's, Climas, Millenium's, and Units -- they've all had their ups and downs. I would probably say Climas because I haven't had a chance to try a pair that fit me really well. It would be an interesting experience. Either that or A3's -- after seeing Crook throw it down in those, I tried a pair on at an Adidas store and really thought they were quite nice. Amazing inside surface.
I don't really have a preference. I've played in Lavers, 300's, 520's, Climas, Millenium's, and Units -- they've all had their ups and downs. I would probably say Climas because I haven't had a chance to try a pair that fit me really well. It would be an interesting experience. Either that or A3's -- after seeing Crook throw it down in those, I tried a pair on at an Adidas store and really thought they were quite nice. Amazing inside surface.
Me neither. I'm always open to experiment, since every shoe has an advantage and disadvantage to them. I've had experience with Lavers, Goonitz, a variety of NBs and some third party brand shoes that I liked, so it's hard to choose. I would like to get a hold of Climacools in my size sometime soon, and see how they work out for me.
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"Footbag can be pretty frustrating when it's supposed to be fun. I was partly driven by this forum - practice, practice, practice... As that is true, I think someone can be too focused on progressing and training that they miss the fun aspect of it." - Bander87
NYFA represent.
"Footbag can be pretty frustrating when it's supposed to be fun. I was partly driven by this forum - practice, practice, practice... As that is true, I think someone can be too focused on progressing and training that they miss the fun aspect of it." - Bander87
