Le Coq Review

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Guest_2
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Le Coq Review

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I have personally not played with any of these. However, I encountered them today while perusing a shoe store and feel the need to comment-so no one makes a mistake.

The Smash cups appear shreddable

The Ashe does not. One would need to mod off the outside of the clipper area and it appears as though it would quickly fall apart. The toe is rounded like the stan smiths and is essentially unshreddable.

As cool as this pair appears: Image

It's fucking useless. Terrible quality. The inside is nasty and not worth improving. It's thin and clippers would absolutely suck. Although, if you think osis is cheating with goonits-no one would doubt you for eternity if you hit it once in these :roll:

Inside the shoe, it's nasty, cheap, and gross. Not at all like taking the canvas out of lavers. The toe is uneven and the guy who showed them to me told me to try something else. They were for fashion-not for sports.

This review is to prevent people from making a mistake. They are going for $20, and I love a good deal. I love to shop, and I love to buy things [especially shoes]. I wouldn't play in these for free.

Ummmm, yay this was negative
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Post by David Morawski »

I bought these shoes then promptly returned them...with the exception of the quality of the heel/sole, I don't think it'd be that bad of a shred-shoe. If you wanted to fix the inside wall, all you'd need is some silicone. Regardless, the entire sole would probably fall apart pretty quickly.

As for the inside material being cheap...cheap = lightweight and thin..so it's not that much of a negative.

Like I said, even with the good things that can be said about this shoe, I returned them suckaz.
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