Slip on lavers

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Image

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The Danowskis!

How do they play?
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pretty well, they just like to fly off your feet!
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You should attach a velcro strap to go around your ankle and attach onto the laces area. That would be sick. If the weight distribution is right, they would be light as heck.
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That is really cool. I would love to see a red pair of Lavers go under this mod-job.
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Haha. Nice.
professor wrote:You should attach a velcro strap to go around your ankle and attach onto the laces area. That would be sick. If the weight distribution is right, they would be light as heck.
with a little, plastic portion cup strapped to that for heel stalls 8O
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they are tight!
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Post by Zac Miley »

Haha. Awesome.

I hope it doesn't fray.
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Post by shredzilla »

If it does, try fabric glue, they sell it at Micheal's. Just apply it to the frayed part and give it about a day to dry and that'll fix it. Alternatively this works great if you mess up on any other laver mods.
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legit laver slip ons here


http://www.shopadidas.com/searchHandler ... rs&y=0&x=0

plus 10 other laver models. can you say snake-skin???? (don't worry it's fake.)
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*Bows to the man known as Andrew T. Grant.*

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