One pair used Rod Laver blue/white size 10 U.S. from worldfootbag.org. Please look at photos to see the condition. One scuff mark on outside of right shoe from gum that I tried to clean off. The shoe is unmodified for foot bagging. Comes with the instructions for modifying. I only accept PayPal. Shipping will be calculated after purchase using USPS. Will ship to any U.S. state from 60640. Please do not email or pm unless serious about purchase. Price will be $50. I do foot bagging, but am selling because this shoe is too small for my foot. Was purchased seven years ago, but now I'm a size 14!
edit* The price is now $30. The yellowish color is part of the original shoe color. When I purchased it I was sure that it was this color. It has not changed because of oxidation, wear, or any other means. The soles are very stiff. I kicked with a guy who did use them and seem to be pulling off all the tricks. Maybe they will wear out a little. If the soles are indeed very cheap and fall off then that is very disappointing. If worldfootbag.com sold these shoes to me I'm sure that they are not that cheaply made. The sole seems to be glued on very securely, but I cannot guarantee that it will stay that way after a few months of continuous kicking.
Last edited by craftywizard on 26 Feb 2008 20:00, edited 1 time in total.
please be aware that these are the old slovenian model lavers (as opposed to the current china-made model).
that means 3 things:
1. The sole is a LOT heavier and stiffer than on the china lavers.
2. The sole lasts a LOT longer than on the china lavers.
3. There is a possibility that the sole has degraded and will come apart in no time. This happened to my friend Jack with a pair of old lavers that had been in storage for a long while.
Also, the price is too high.
ug... buyer beware... preferably to the point that you don't get these... sorry, seller.
Matt Cross wrote:
3. There is a possibility that the sole has degraded and will come apart in no time. This happened to my friend Jack with a pair of old lavers that had been in storage for a long while.
Also, the price is too high.
ug... buyer beware... preferably to the point that you don't get these... sorry, seller.
I agree with #3 for sure. Look at how the sole have turned yellow-ish color. That is a sign of the sole getting weaker.
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Matt Cross wrote:
3. There is a possibility that the sole has degraded and will come apart in no time. This happened to my friend Jack with a pair of old lavers that had been in storage for a long while.
Also, the price is too high.
ug... buyer beware... preferably to the point that you don't get these... sorry, seller.
I agree with #3 for sure. Look at how the sole have turned yellow-ish color. That is a sign of the sole getting weaker.
I think that might be how the shoe came brand new, but Im not sure.
My friend has a pair of lavers like this but they are the white/green ones and they have the same yellow sole.
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