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Reminds me of a pair of Nike Zoom Jet ( Brett Farve )
Reminds me of a pair of Nike Zoom Jet ( Brett Farve )
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Man, breaking these shoes in was a big pain in the *$!. They are narrow width-wise, but perfect length-wise, meaning I couldn't go up a 0.5 because theywould be too long then. I actually bought one of those shoe-stretchers to stretch them out laterally as the first time I wore them the skin rubbed off some onmy right little toe. Left the stretcher in for 3 straight days on the right shoe (left shoe was fine from day 1) and now they fit perfectly. Supercomfortable, great support, all-in-all an amazing cross-trainer. I've had multiple people ask me where I got these at the gym.
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those are
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Some of these are up on Eastbay for cheap. Just snatched a pair up
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Why does it have the Kobe symbol?
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eastbay has the speed destroyers (sku 8976) not the speed nubbys (sku 8977)
the uppers are the same - but built on different outsoles
-nubby's are "softer" rubber bottom "cross trainer style " turf shoes designed to be used on surfaces in addition to turf
-destroyers are traditional "hard rubber/plastic turf shoes designed for turf/grass only
the uppers are the same - but built on different outsoles
-nubby's are "softer" rubber bottom "cross trainer style " turf shoes designed to be used on surfaces in addition to turf
-destroyers are traditional "hard rubber/plastic turf shoes designed for turf/grass only
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As far as Nike football cleats are concerned:Originally Posted by GriZZla1024
Quick question for you guys, whats the difference between the speed and the super speed? (apart from the look of them) also, on eastbay there are D and TD variations, are these different variations available in the nubbys?
Im seriously interested in some white/orange nubbys, is anyone able to help me out as im not un the US or canada
Cheers
D=detachable, or screw in
TD=is a molded cleat that is fixed
FT=is similar to the TD but is much shorter in length, designed for field turf.
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bigosufan,
Nice looking out man, I appreciate it. I'm gonna pick up two pairs of the 001 CW; I always wanted the turf bottoms on a pair of those Super Speeds; theylooked so nice at the college-level and NFL. I'm like you, loving the Nike turf shoes back in the day, like the Zoom Jet, Zoom DBL Go, any of the Vicks,etc. Can't beat a nice-looking turf shoe like those.
Nice looking out man, I appreciate it. I'm gonna pick up two pairs of the 001 CW; I always wanted the turf bottoms on a pair of those Super Speeds; theylooked so nice at the college-level and NFL. I'm like you, loving the Nike turf shoes back in the day, like the Zoom Jet, Zoom DBL Go, any of the Vicks,etc. Can't beat a nice-looking turf shoe like those.
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Yeah, Eastbay has the Super Speed Destroyers, not the Super Speed Nubbies....you can't use the Destroyers as cross-trainers...
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i really like these kicks man
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wow i never realized this so the destroyers are basically like really short cleats and therfore are no good as sneakers?
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Yeah destroyers basically for field turf or wet astro turf surfaces.
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Great pics, thanks for sharing.
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i am definetly gonna call today and try to get a pair.. those are sick. and i play football. so those will be great for summer football
