New adidas...Good for footbag?

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New adidas...Good for footbag?

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They have a side that looks about right for outside anyways, Does anybody use these or think they'd be good for footbag?

http://www.shopadidas.com/product/index ... Id=2490025
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I don't see a single trait that might make me think they're good for footbag.
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well... no. not flat enough. And the toe box looks like a footbag would bounce right off it. Not to mention theyre 120 dollars when rods are only like 40. they look good for jogging though.
not trying to be a hater or anything I just dont think they would be dope for footbagging.
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no dude I dont think hating.

Good stuff guys, I've been looking for something for apt for footbag, but with a more cushy sole than Lavers. I like my lavers, but the impact to my bones is high with lavs.
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Get some new insoles in them Lavers.
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Or G-Units.
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insoles may help, my feet stopped hurting after i smacked some dr scholls gel pads in there.
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yeah I did that allready. Dr. S's too.

But they still have too much impact.
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Try out G-Units with spencos. If you're tall and heavy, that might help alot.
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