Other Alt. To Lavers?
- ToxicHippo
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Other Alt. To Lavers?
Although you will probably disagree, I use Vans slip on's for shredding, and so far I have been progressing alot.
http://vans.speedera.net/shop.vans.com/ ... 11974B.jpg
I have Skull ones.
I can feel the bag, and the insole provides a good kick.
Opions now.
http://vans.speedera.net/shop.vans.com/ ... 11974B.jpg
I have Skull ones.
I can feel the bag, and the insole provides a good kick.
Opions now.
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- ToxicHippo
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Mmk. I am gonna order Lavers.
The thing is, I don't really like Addidas that much, so Lavers aren't really my thing.
I'm just gonna compare.
The thing is, I don't really like Addidas that much, so Lavers aren't really my thing.
I'm just gonna compare.
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I'm with the thoughtless agreement to lavers here.
I've had a pair of slipons before. They started me out just fine, but when I got the Lavers, my game more or less skyrocketed. The reason people get the lavers is because they are light and relatively easy to modify. If you follow cars at all, they are like the Civic's of the sport compact scene.
Other known alternatives are gravis dunbars, New balance CT300's and 520's (if I'm correct), the g-unit shoes (overpriced lavers really), natasees (I don't know the spelling on them, sorry), climacools (only a specific one...), more or less the stan smiths, and modding the fuck out of your own shoes (usually).
From the picture you provided, toxic, your shoes look very slippery. Are they really? Good luck on finding your perfect shoe.
I've had a pair of slipons before. They started me out just fine, but when I got the Lavers, my game more or less skyrocketed. The reason people get the lavers is because they are light and relatively easy to modify. If you follow cars at all, they are like the Civic's of the sport compact scene.
Other known alternatives are gravis dunbars, New balance CT300's and 520's (if I'm correct), the g-unit shoes (overpriced lavers really), natasees (I don't know the spelling on them, sorry), climacools (only a specific one...), more or less the stan smiths, and modding the fuck out of your own shoes (usually).
From the picture you provided, toxic, your shoes look very slippery. Are they really? Good luck on finding your perfect shoe.
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The main problem with skate shoes like vans are that they're really heavy. At first, this may not be an issue, but once you start doing higher add moves, the weight really holds you back. Lavers are generally pretty light compared to other shoes. Also, the earlier you start using lavers, the better you'll be with them later. In the future, you'll thank yourself for switching earlier.
To anyone who knows: How are climcools? I know that they're really light, and have great ventilation, but what's their technical value compared to lavers? Are they as good for actual shredding as lavers, or is their design a hinderance.
To anyone who knows: How are climcools? I know that they're really light, and have great ventilation, but what's their technical value compared to lavers? Are they as good for actual shredding as lavers, or is their design a hinderance.
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-Tait Ekblaw
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Yah,if you are so adimit at using something other that lavers. Try getting some Ct 520's or maybe some Reebok G-Unit G6. I heard the g6's are hard to come across but are sussposed to be great. Also another reason skate shoes arn't good is cause they have to much ankle support. The more you have the less you can crank it in the xbd position. I tried as hard as I could in skate shoes and could like only crank to like a 50 degree angle.
There are a lot of shoes in here that looks nice (www.classicsportshoes.com) some versions of lavers and some other nice shoes..!

