Well I've never owned, nor had any desire to own a footbag shoe other than Lavers. But recently, I've been looking for a change. I've never paid much attention to all the reviews and posts about shoes. Climas, G-units, etc. So in a nutshell, what's good? What should I buy? I guess at this point cushion/support is the most important thing to me.
And keep in mind, I've had nothing but that amazing lavers toebox for 6 years so don't flip my world upside-down.
What shoes to buy? (non-Lavers)
What shoes to buy? (non-Lavers)
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I just switched to the mesh gunits, I'd say they are probably the easiest shoe to switch to from lavers. The surfaces are almost the same, you just gain cushioning and grip.
The only downside is they only come in camo, but that can be cool too if you work it right.
The only downside is they only come in camo, but that can be cool too if you work it right.
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ive got some leather gunits that i bought off ebay and they kick ass!
also if you want support, climas are nice. the only thing is they dont have a toe box and you have to find a sweet spot. climas might not be your best choice for winter, considering they are made out of all mesh.
modding guintsw is easy.
also if you want support, climas are nice. the only thing is they dont have a toe box and you have to find a sweet spot. climas might not be your best choice for winter, considering they are made out of all mesh.
modding guintsw is easy.
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