The Sneakers/Shoe Thread

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Asics GLVx RF Volcano size US8.5 DS!
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Sharing!Just came in...
Asics GLV x RF Volcano size US8.5 DS!
The Good Will Out x New Balance 577 “Autobahn Pack” NIGHT size US8 DS!

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Guys,
I will have 1 more pair volcano size US9 ds (brand new),comes original with 2 extra laces & stance sock,for a lower price than ebay.....
If u guys looking to get 1 heat rf x asics release,here is the time.
380usd all fees & shipping cost in,ship to u in singapore only.
Ebay selling size US9 at usd430+++ ship to singapore...
Pm me if u interested.
Thank you.
 

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hey guys,..other than New Balance, what brands have shoes that are made wider than normal shoes?
 

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Do you guys wear those shoes out or just for "collection".

My opinion is, those sneakers looks nice but then it also looks quite childish.
Unless you are like in your teens and early 20s i'll find it still acceptable but I wouldn't take you seriously if you are in your late 20s and early 30s wearing that.
 

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Do you guys wear those shoes out or just for "collection".

My opinion is, those sneakers looks nice but then it also looks quite childish.
Unless you are like in your teens and early 20s i'll find it still acceptable but I wouldn't take you seriously if you are in your late 20s and early 30s wearing that.

You serious? Why judge someone "badly" just because they wear what they like? You mean you will take me seriously if I wear just like everyone else in our local streets now? Be open-minded, dude......you may very well be surprised by people who wear such kicks.......Companies such as Nike do not generate 9 Billion USD in sales just selling to teens.......
 

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Do you guys wear those shoes out or just for "collection".

My opinion is, those sneakers looks nice but then it also looks quite childish.
Unless you are like in your teens and early 20s i'll find it still acceptable but I wouldn't take you seriously if you are in your late 20s and early 30s wearing that.


LOL at this.
Dude you think you are like the trend setter or something?
 

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Do you guys wear those shoes out or just for "collection".

My opinion is, those sneakers looks nice but then it also looks quite childish.
Unless you are like in your teens and early 20s i'll find it still acceptable but I wouldn't take you seriously if you are in your late 20s and early 30s wearing that.

i saw 30+ year old people wearing limited edition new balance. don't judge people.

You serious? Why judge someone "badly" just because they wear what they like? You mean you will take me seriously if I wear just like everyone else in our local streets now? Be open-minded, dude......you may very well be surprised by people who wear such kicks.......Companies such as Nike do not generate 9 Billion USD in sales just selling to teens.......

LOL at this.
Dude you think you are like the trend setter or something?

someone pissed off everyone in the thread
 

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i saw 30+ year old people wearing limited edition new balance. don't judge people.





someone pissed off everyone in the thread

Nothing to be angry about. More like we want to clear the "ignorance" of some people. But then again, benefit of doubt, it may not be what TitanAttacks mean either.

I would say that I do see some "mismatch" sneakers/outfits that I cant really agree with, but that just simply mean I have different taste, not that I have the right to judge the person. Unless you are telling me that person wear, say, a Adidas JS Teddy Bear to an interview for a CEO position, then I agree, thats no way to be right.

But Titan Bro, wearing Crocs instead of sneakers to town or to wedding dinners do no good to show any maturity level, be it whether you are 20 or 50.
 

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Bro TitanAttacks,

Just to satisfy my curiousity......so how old are you and what shoes or outfit do you wear then?
 

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Do you guys wear those shoes out or just for "collection".

My opinion is, those sneakers looks nice but then it also looks quite childish.
Unless you are like in your teens and early 20s i'll find it still acceptable but I wouldn't take you seriously if you are in your late 20s and early 30s wearing that.

Hello! Sneakers collecting has no age limit. Doesn't matter we wear them or keep in box for ourselves to see.

Got people collect figurines also not age limit de, reading comics and animes also got no age limit what. So how come collecting shoes and wearing nice shoes which i bet you don't have, thus ur nonsense coming from you, are childish.

Come on lah, please grow up.

Sneaker collecting is a bloody expensive hobby and game. 1 pair of rare collabs can cost u above USD$300, u think how many "teens" and early 20s people can afford it. Bet u're ignorant to the sneakerworld at all. What we sneakerheads are playing and collecting is what u will hardly see or never even see on the streets of Singapore,cos Singaporeans playing the real sneakergame is too little compared to the other countries.
 
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