Manfred_Cane
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If I'm not mistaken, the EVO SL has good reviews from runners
If I'm not mistaken, the EVO SL has good reviews from runners
anybody who need link, I got my canes shoes already
Really nice but $160 is steep af
anybody who need link, I got my canes shoes already
Good review imma bout to post b/c in essence this what Adidas schools r given vs. Nike schools. This guy does a great job in breaking down pros & cons w/o biases. I have a boy who does reviews, too, but it’s a Nike/New Balance guy & he can be a little harsh on his Adidas reviews. But yea, the SL is a solid shoe.
That's on the cheap sideReally nice but $160 is steep af
Sebastian on the livestream literally said it helpedThis is where you go off the rails.
Nike is helping to sign players at Nike schools. What is so hard to understand about that?
Acting like we couldn't have landed Sears without the assistance of adidas is one of the dumber ideas ever circulated.
Let me get this straight, you think THIS KID picked Miami because of adidas...
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I just always buy the two season old adidas shoes lol wait for Caneswear to have a pair of 13W in stockThat’s the cost, bro. Between tariffs, companies still trying to recover from lost revenue from Covid, + price of materials, $150+ is what u’re looking at
Sebastian on the livestream literally said it helped
I just always buy the two season old adidas shoes lol wait for Caneswear to have a pair of 13W in stock![]()
I have a pair. I use them when I want to go at a decent easy clip and not risk making my Achilles sore. They are also decent on the track. I’ve had a tough time adapting to the high stack movement. I really like VaporFlys for an even faster clip and I’ve learn to like the Vomero Plus (I guess) for when it’s just super hot and I don’t need to do much to get my HR up. I was a Pegasus guy the rest of my lifeIf I'm not mistaken, the EVO SL has good reviews from runners
What are you arguing here? Adidas helped us. That's the whole point."Sebastian on the livestream" doesn't know anything. I believe a guy named "A'Mir Sears" before I believe a guy named "Sebastian on the livestream".
If Miami was a Nike school right now, Nike would have provided money for Sears.
Sears was picking Miami REGARDLESS. You should believe him when he says that. Not "Sebastian on the livestream".
Or is your next wild claim going to be that Miami could only outbid Portnoy by the amount of money that adidas provided? Because that ain't true.
And painters tapeA mix between Jurassic Park and Zubaz pants
Although people generally have good things to say, the reason i haven’t purchased the evo sl yet is cause I’ve heard it’s pretty unstable. Been rotating between the mount to coast R1, asics novablast 5, brooks ghost 17, and (reluctantly) the vomero 18s. I can’t stand the vomeros though. I struggle with the stack height and my plantar fasciitis flares up. Seems like every brand is pushing into max stack heights and softer foams these days.I have a pair. I use them when I want to go at a decent easy clip and not risk making my Achilles sore. They are also decent on the track. I’ve had a tough time adapting to the high stack movement. I really like VaporFlys for an even faster clip and I’ve learn to like the Vomero Plus (I guess) for when it’s just super hot and I don’t need to do much to get my HR up. I was a Pegasus guy the rest of my life
If I were younger, I would 1000% use a worn Vaprorfly for a trainer. You can’t put a lot of race miles on them and expect them to perform their magic but they seem to have an infinite life as a trainer. You just have to be aware that your tendons might wear down before your muscles because your muscles aren’t going to wear down as much as they used to. So that makes them worth the price tag imo. I’m old thoughAlthough people generally have good things to say, the reason i haven’t purchased the evo sl yet is cause I’ve heard it’s pretty unstable. Been rotating between the mount to coast R1, asics novablast 5, brooks ghost 17, and (reluctantly) the vomero 18s. I can’t stand the vomeros though. I struggle with the stack height and my plantar fasciitis flares up. Seems like every brand is pushing into max stack heights and softer foams these days.
It’s pretty normal right now. Bought some Adidas Barricades for tennis and they were $150-160 and all the brands at the store were the same, even brands that most here wouldn’t recognize like K-Swiss, Wilson, and Lacoste there flagship tennis shoes are $150-$220.Really nice but $160 is steep af
That’s the cost, bro. Between tariffs, companies still trying to recover from lost revenue from Covid, + price of materials, $150+ is what u’re looking at
Although people generally have good things to say, the reason i haven’t purchased the evo sl yet is cause I’ve heard it’s pretty unstable. Been rotating between the mount to coast R1, asics novablast 5, brooks ghost 17, and (reluctantly) the vomero 18s. I can’t stand the vomeros though. I struggle with the stack height and my plantar fasciitis flares up. Seems like every brand is pushing into max stack heights and softer foams these days.