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The definitive SF-approved non-baller sneaker thread
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Rompson
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Right, that's just what I was asking is all -- what the SF-approval encompasses, exactly.Originally Posted by NameBack
That's fine, it just means I'll probably end up spending more time browsing the baller sneaker thread instead, because that's more my style (though unfortunately not my price range).
Yeah, its hard to tell whats sf approved. But a lot of the baller sneakers are toned down too (like MMM GAT's and CPs). Basically anything with a "clean' design gets the thumbs up.
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any thoughts on these?
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I like those Onitsuka Tigers... looking forward to less garish colorways though. Black on gumsole will be kopt
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I mean, If you want to wear shoes that look like a horse on a diet of skittles, **** directly on your feet. By all means.
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Any thoughts on these Vaider Low Supras?Originally Posted by plot
I like the black ones as well, but they say they're made out of "Black Perf Tuf" as opposed to the grey full grain leather ones. Anyone know what this means?
The "Tuf" Material is made solely for skating, Looks pretty bad irl. I'm generally not a fan of hypebeast brands, But those look extremely descent.
notwithit
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Not loving the profile, but looking for some beater red sneaks. Anyone handle these in person?Originally Posted by Odd Morsel
I got the all-black Heutchys, and they suck. I meant to return them, but slept on it and missed out on the 21-day mark. They don't look bad, IMO, but they're unlined, which makes them chafe pretty bad, and they rub of black on your socks and pants. The worst part, though, is the toe cap, which makes them crease in the wrong place and rub against your feet in a really awful way. Stay far, far away from these.
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http://www.6pm.com/albinOriginally Posted by Rompson
Ah, I thought they were high tops. Can anyone recommend a pair of black high tops that are somewhat slim and preferably leather?
lesamourai
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No such thing as a PF Flyers Albin Hi, is there? Didn't see it listed on the web site.Originally Posted by notwithit
I don't think so, or at least I couldn't find anything with my goolging skills.
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I think the Center Hi model is the albin high top.
EDIT: Nope. sorry, got it confused with another.
EDIT: Nope. sorry, got it confused with another.
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The "Tuf" Material is made solely for skating, Looks pretty bad irl. I'm generally not a fan of hypebeast brands, But those look extremely descent.Originally Posted by TrenTality
"extremely decent" is an odd pairing of words
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The "Tuf" Material is made solely for skating, Looks pretty bad irl. I'm generally not a fan of hypebeast brands, But those look extremely descent.Originally Posted by TrenTality
I see. Where can one buy these shoes? It seems like Supra doesn't actually sell shoes through their own site, only through distributors. I don't have any distributors near me (I live in Maryland). Any thoughts?
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