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The definitive SF-approved non-baller sneaker thread
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Heh, they're just so... ordinary though. That's no hate against white chucks, just that I'm looking for something slightly more unique to pair with denim that I don't wear all that frequently. But all-white sneakers would work better than something that is black/white? I'm pretty clueless when it comes to sneakers.
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Originally Posted by Brothersport
These have quite a fem look IMO. Supergas are your plimsoul answer.
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Heh, they're just so... ordinary though. That's no hate against white chucks, just that I'm looking for something slightly more unique to pair with denim that I don't wear all that frequently. But all-white sneakers would work better than something that is black/white? I'm pretty clueless when it comes to sneakers.Originally Posted by Jinx88
black leather chucks
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Got my German army trainers today. I'm a 9.5 dress shoe and 10 sneaker so I bought a 280 (which converts to 10US). I'd say they are a 1/4-1/2 size big but still wearable. Next time, I'll try a 275 but I think they might be too snug.
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Thanks for the sizing info wannabeagiant. Also, RFX45, what were those Adidas called? They look ******* nice. Edit: looked up the picture's url and turns out they're called Adidas Original BW Army Mids or GSG9 Trainers
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I wish these Adidas were still in production.Originally Posted by RFX45
RFX, ive got something for you. pre-oder in endclothing, saw it by chance. admittedly they are canvas though but i dont think it will take long for adidas to come out with leather version.
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Looks nice, however, I am not feeling the canvas and would have been great with a gum sole. Still, if it becomes available in the US, will probably cop.
I think they should just release something liek this w/o the subtle 3 stripes though.
Thanks for the heads up.
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Looks nice, however, I am not feeling the canvas and would have been great with a gum sole. Still, if it becomes available in the US, will probably cop.Originally Posted by RFX45
I think they should just release something liek this w/o the subtle 3 stripes though.
Thanks for the heads up.
adidas made a white samba ...like a few months back
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Damn it, RFX45 always knows where the kicks are at. I found some more.
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