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like the boosts, i would never consider training in these due to the lack of support. if i were racing i would wear spikes. they look sick though and i would ab
by peter_l_downs 5y ago
like the boosts, i would never consider training in these due to the lack of support. if i were racing i would wear spikes. they look sick though and i would absolutely consider wearing a pair just as regular sneakers. i'm surprised that shoe companies still have to pretend that runners are their target demographic for cool shoes like these, when in reality it's obviously for sneakerheads / the general public who would like a neat and comfortable pair of sneakers.
- loonster 5y agoThere are so many crevices for dirt, I would have to treat them like house slippers if I owned them.
- Cthulhu_ 5y agoIf they're sold, they will be collectibles (there's a big sneaker market out there where shoes are traded up until some rich enough guy buys them to wear once). For day to day use, there's $30 Nikes that are fine.
- asutekku 5y agoThese 3D printed soles are already in mass produced shoes sold in adidas’ website. They are not collectibles anymore, just shoes with a different kind of sole.
- kube-system 5y agoAs some Detroit auto marketing exec once said: “Race on Sunday, sell on Monday”.