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.5 up is fine, will feel roomier in the toe box, and the ankle elastic will probably feel a lot better
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Good lookin out homie
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For those of you who have both the TR and the original Runner., is there really that much of a difference when it comes to plyometrics? I ask because I am thinking of picking up the runner for plyo, but if there is really that much of a difference in lateral movement support then the TR is probably much better.
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The pulltab on my black and white special edition original hyperfeels broke yesterday. I wore them just about everyday to the gym. I wonder if nike will give me a voucher for them. Debating getting the new trainer as a replacement.
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anybody have pics of the reds on feet
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what sizes did they have?
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I didn't look through every row of sizes, but I did find an 8.5 & a 9. I ended up scooping the sz 9. Flawless pairs btw.
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Means they should probably start going on sale soon on line
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Dope, been waiting for an opportunity to pick up that red colorway for under retail.
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check the image gallery in this thread... there are around 5 different pictures of the reds on feet.
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I am assuming "walking on a tight rope" is a negative? That it isn't comfortable?
If so, there is a price for wearing a pair of shoes uncomfortably?
Not flaming you but I don't get these kind of comments? If the shoes are uncomfortable and you don't like how it fits (which seems implied by that comment) then even at $5, you shouldn't put your feet through that.
Why is the discount predicated on wearing/buying the shoe even if it feels like crap on your feet?
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^ I don't necessarily think it means it's uncomfortable. I think he means the sole is not flat since it's contouring to the natural shape of the foot, your gonna have a more barefoot feel which is the point of the hyperfeels
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My point still stands, what is the "for $150 I won't spend a dime on it" statement?
I mean it would make sense if he said "I won't spend a dime on these shoes" of "I won't pay $150 for the hyperfeels" but he obviously spoke about the fit of the shoe, uncomfortable or not (though the statement on fit/feel implies a negative connotation), it seems it isn't his preference because as you said the shoes are made like that. If the way this shoe is made or fits/feels isn't for him, then why does the price matter? Why is $150 unacceptable but $125 isn't for the fit/feel that he doesn't prefer/like?
There are hundreds of other shoes out there that fits differently at a much cheaper price point, why not just buy those.
Statement just makes no sense to me.
So for $100, $80, $50, etc... he is willing to spend on a shoe that feels like walking on tightrope? There's a price scale on how much he'd spend on a shoe where it feels like walking on tight rope?
But I digress.... back to Hyperfeels.
Has anybody seen the trails for cheap in the outlets lately?
I mean it would make sense if he said "I won't spend a dime on these shoes" of "I won't pay $150 for the hyperfeels" but he obviously spoke about the fit of the shoe, uncomfortable or not (though the statement on fit/feel implies a negative connotation), it seems it isn't his preference because as you said the shoes are made like that. If the way this shoe is made or fits/feels isn't for him, then why does the price matter? Why is $150 unacceptable but $125 isn't for the fit/feel that he doesn't prefer/like?
There are hundreds of other shoes out there that fits differently at a much cheaper price point, why not just buy those.
Statement just makes no sense to me.
So for $100, $80, $50, etc... he is willing to spend on a shoe that feels like walking on tightrope? There's a price scale on how much he'd spend on a shoe where it feels like walking on tight rope?
But I digress.... back to Hyperfeels.
Has anybody seen the trails for cheap in the outlets lately?
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Not lately, but I seen the black trails + all blue at the Milpitas store for $110 about 4 months ago. Thinking back, I should have bought them.
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Saw the volts today at an outlet in Ga for $80, might've got em but all they had were 3 11's
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The reds are on sale on nike. Want to pick them up but will wait for my voucher to come.
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Non-blk/wht TRs are on-sale for $140 at NDC: http://store.nike.com/us/en_us/pd/free-hyperfeel-tr-training-shoe/pid-882865/pgid-10210857
Blue ones really, really tempting.
Blue ones really, really tempting.
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Looks like there may be a photo blue volt colorway on the horizon based on this picture from NDC. The 3.0 and 5.0 versions of this CW are already available but not the hyperfeel TR yet.
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Two new CWs up on NDC's China site
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Saw these at an outlet and copped mainly because I loved this colorway and missed out when they first released. Price was $159.99 before tax and came up to $173 after. Can't lie, I felt some type of way about that price at an outlet. So back they go! Thoughts?
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