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Reaching out
That's it, isn't it. I wasn't aware of any further tax breaks.
Which trainer tribe do you belong to?
- Thread starter AnnO'Neemus
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Whilst Adidas is my preference, some of them can completely fuck the backs of your ankles until they’re worn in.
Sasaferrato
Super Refuser!
Looby
Well-Known Member
I love those.
pseudonarcissus
fluttering and dancing
A long time ago I was running a lot and a fancy running shop sold me ASICS. I’ve been loyal ever since, however, the critical design feature I look for is not having some heel concave “feature” that fills with dog shit to later fall out at awkward moments.
farmerbarleymow
I'm Petee's spirit animal
I remember them too - there was definitely a lot of snobbery at school between those who had those (like me), and kids who had fancy trainers.
planetgeli
There's no future in England's dreaming
When I were a lad Green Flash were the fancy trainers. Black plimsolls we had. Slip-ons.
I've just bought some Sperry things that look a lot like Vans. I don't do fashion so never heard of them. Turns out they're decent, American I think.
story
Changing the facts
I’m pretty sure you have this in common with a great many people Looby!I really feel like I have some sort of compulsion to buy trainers. I saw some white leather converse with a scalloped edge the other day and can’t stop thinking about how happy they would make me.
Looby
Well-Known Member
My friends think I’m a bit mad. Mr Looby just weeps at the money.
story
Changing the facts
and then you can dance around him in your fancy sneakers!
furluxor
snake with a claw
I don't do trainer tribalism, in fact at least half of those brands are on my boycott list. Saw an article about Puma and Adidas using Xinjiang cotton just this morning. In general, prominent branding on clothing and shoes puts me off, especially if it carries status. I feel like a mug paying money so I could be used as an advertising board for the company, it should be the other way round. Speaking purely financially, Nike was the top stinker, with my Nike Airs falling apart within 6 months.
Now I'm on the lookout for a pair of platform sneakers but with my dodgy feet (falling arches, most shoes rub at the heel) and complicated ethics it will take a while.
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Now I'm on the lookout for a pair of platform sneakers but with my dodgy feet (falling arches, most shoes rub at the heel) and complicated ethics it will take a while.
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strung out
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He’s definitely asked someone: ‘ what sneakers are popular at the moment ? ‘
beesonthewhatnow
going deaf for a living
Just when I thought he couldn’t get any lower in my opinion of him.
Silas Loom
Advanced. Forthright. Signifficant.
I like Merrells. Trainers for people who rightly disapprove of trainers.
pinkmonkey
2.4 hour party person
Adidas, my fave style being the Forum Low.
discokermit
Well-Known Member
i have had lots of different trainers but the best pair were adidas handball spezial that my brother bought me for my birthday in 2003. they eventually got demoted to wearing for work and died in 2015. 12 years solid use.
nogojones
spelling is overrated
Shame the quality has gone to shit though
Silas Loom
Advanced. Forthright. Signifficant.
The sandals and two pairs of walking shoes I bought in 2010 or so are still going strong. I suppose that’s not a very sustainable business model.
Silas Loom
Advanced. Forthright. Signifficant.
I don’t walk any more so the ones I have now should last indefinitely I suppose, which is nice.
Lord Camomile
Yipchaa!
It's almost always been Adidas, both trainers and football boots. Though shout out to Cica from my pre-teen years 
Went through a Converse phase around uni, but ultimately I just wanted far more padding underfoot than they gave.
Haven't had any of either for a few years, though, for a few reasons too tedious to go into.
Went through a Converse phase around uni, but ultimately I just wanted far more padding underfoot than they gave.
Haven't had any of either for a few years, though, for a few reasons too tedious to go into.
