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you rarely see Bally shoes posted on NT...nice pick up
OCTOBER 2010 PICK UP THREAD.
- Thread in 'Sneaker Showcase' Thread starter Started by kingcrux31,
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dhdSupreme
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dhdSupreme
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flint those 3.0s look serious
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flint those 3.0s look serious
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dope kobes and dope ballys....the cool greys are nice too.
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dope kobes and dope ballys....the cool greys are nice too.
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How is the quality on those cool greys?
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How is the quality on those cool greys?
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those kobes always been an aquired taste
wish i could find a pair just for elementry memories =(
wish i could find a pair just for elementry memories =(
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those kobes always been an aquired taste
wish i could find a pair just for elementry memories =(
wish i could find a pair just for elementry memories =(
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Thanks. They are made for barefoot running, but I've just been getting around in them.
Ray! Sig check!
If you are not familiar with the Free series, the higher the number, the more stiff the outsole. So the 3.0 is the most flexible, the Free Run (formerly the 5.0) is kinda flexible, and the 7.0 has the most rigid (and blown out) outsole. A normal Nike running shoe (Max, Lunar, Bowerman, anything) is considered a 10.0.
I have last year's 5.0 and I ran in it. I'd suggest running in it (the Free Run or 3.0) for no more than 3 miles in the shoe. Frees are barefoot training shoes. I don't think they are made for intermediate or longer distance running.
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Thanks. They are made for barefoot running, but I've just been getting around in them.
Ray! Sig check!
If you are not familiar with the Free series, the higher the number, the more stiff the outsole. So the 3.0 is the most flexible, the Free Run (formerly the 5.0) is kinda flexible, and the 7.0 has the most rigid (and blown out) outsole. A normal Nike running shoe (Max, Lunar, Bowerman, anything) is considered a 10.0.
I have last year's 5.0 and I ran in it. I'd suggest running in it (the Free Run or 3.0) for no more than 3 miles in the shoe. Frees are barefoot training shoes. I don't think they are made for intermediate or longer distance running.
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Lunars looking dope
Feeling those Ballys up there also
Feeling those Ballys up there also
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Lunars looking dope
Feeling those Ballys up there also
Feeling those Ballys up there also
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them cool greys looking nice
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them cool greys looking nice
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Cool Grey's
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Cool Grey's
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Originally Posted by FLINTGREY
Thanks. They are made for barefoot running, but I've just been getting around in them.
Ray! Sig check!
If you are not familiar with the Free series, the higher the number, the more stiff the outsole. So the 3.0 is the most flexible, the Free Run (formerly the 5.0) is kinda flexible, and the 7.0 has the most rigid (and blown out) outsole. A normal Nike running shoe (Max, Lunar, Bowerman, anything) is considered a 10.0.
I have last year's 5.0 and I ran in it. I'd suggest running in it (the Free Run or 3.0) for no more than 3 miles in the shoe. Frees are barefoot training shoes. I don't think they are made for intermediate or longer distance running.
Ron: I'm diggin' the addition to the sig! hahaha And I didn't know that the number represented flexibility! I used to have a pair of Free Wildwood in the Year of the Rat cw that I used to run 10-13 miles regularly. I think they were 7.0s (?). Now, I'm leaning towards the Free Runs. I want to mix up my Lunar rotation just a bit by making them an addition.
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Originally Posted by FLINTGREY
Thanks. They are made for barefoot running, but I've just been getting around in them.
Ray! Sig check!
If you are not familiar with the Free series, the higher the number, the more stiff the outsole. So the 3.0 is the most flexible, the Free Run (formerly the 5.0) is kinda flexible, and the 7.0 has the most rigid (and blown out) outsole. A normal Nike running shoe (Max, Lunar, Bowerman, anything) is considered a 10.0.
I have last year's 5.0 and I ran in it. I'd suggest running in it (the Free Run or 3.0) for no more than 3 miles in the shoe. Frees are barefoot training shoes. I don't think they are made for intermediate or longer distance running.
Ron: I'm diggin' the addition to the sig! hahaha And I didn't know that the number represented flexibility! I used to have a pair of Free Wildwood in the Year of the Rat cw that I used to run 10-13 miles regularly. I think they were 7.0s (?). Now, I'm leaning towards the Free Runs. I want to mix up my Lunar rotation just a bit by making them an addition.
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New additions for me...All DS
2004 Retro II
Stealth XX3
All-Star XX3
(Mad the seller told me no yellow tongues when CLEARLY they're yellowed)
Group shot...
Til next time...
2004 Retro II
Stealth XX3
All-Star XX3
(Mad the seller told me no yellow tongues when CLEARLY they're yellowed)
Group shot...
Til next time...
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New additions for me...All DS
2004 Retro II
Stealth XX3
All-Star XX3
(Mad the seller told me no yellow tongues when CLEARLY they're yellowed)
Group shot...
Til next time...
2004 Retro II
Stealth XX3
All-Star XX3
(Mad the seller told me no yellow tongues when CLEARLY they're yellowed)
Group shot...
Til next time...
young christin
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those cool grey xi dont look right to me for some reason
young christin
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those cool grey xi dont look right to me for some reason