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http://www.zappos.com/n/p/dp/4712828/c/24766.html What do you guys think? I don't mind the velcro, and they look dressier than the average pair of sneaks, which is what I'm looking for.
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I'm thinking about buy these Royal Elastics sneaks
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They're okay, but I don't like them that much. Seems overdone.
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Sneakers are sneakers, and dress shoes are dress shoes. One that looks somewhat like the other usually suck. Royal Elastics is not a good place looking for dressy sneaks, btw. They are skate inspired , probably the least dressy on sneakerdom. I usually am either indifferent to the brand and their designs, but I find the colorway of this particular shoe just awful,
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Hmm... after much consultation with friends and taking into consideration the opinions on this forum I just ended up getting some Adidas sneaks.
And while I was buying from Adidas.com, I went ahead and got these too:
I don't know if you guys care at all; am I getting too bloggy with this post?
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I didn't know Adidas made chucks...
Flip flops always come in handy - wouldn't wear them when not at my apartment/the beach.
Both items are serviceable, but don't stand out, in my opinion.
Adidas Originals has some cool stuff, though. The Tuscanys and Titans are sleek and offer interesting colors, Lavers and Smiths are classics, and the Lendl model up there is - interesting. I'm not arguing with Ivan Lendl.
Flip flops always come in handy - wouldn't wear them when not at my apartment/the beach.
Both items are serviceable, but don't stand out, in my opinion.
Adidas Originals has some cool stuff, though. The Tuscanys and Titans are sleek and offer interesting colors, Lavers and Smiths are classics, and the Lendl model up there is - interesting. I'm not arguing with Ivan Lendl.
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