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Yeah they definitely do with the disconnected lateral outsole. SkATAN you work for adidas?
I wanna try some Club Cs, look pretty solid.
People who have skated regular Sambas: do you swap the insoles? Haven't had a pair in a while and thinking of skating some.
Quote from: ItsNoUse on February 10, 2020, 07:51:23 PMExpand QuoteI wanna try some Club Cs, look pretty solid.[close]I'm yet to try Club C's but i've skated the Revenge/Revenge Plus etc. and liked them although the leather was not as durable as I hoped. Skated them without gluing the stitching though.
I wanna try some Club Cs, look pretty solid.[close]
No good skate shoes in my size on the Adidas sale but I got these for chillers. If they’re not too clunky and break in nicely I’ll definitely skate them at some point. Strap is probably coming off regardless as well.
Quote from: FrozenIndustries on February 22, 2020, 07:06:06 AMExpand QuotePeople who have skated regular Sambas: do you swap the insoles? Haven't had a pair in a while and thinking of skating some.[close]I stuck some Vans Ultracush insoles in mine and they felt so much better than the original insoles. The Samba skates amazingly well
People who have skated regular Sambas: do you swap the insoles? Haven't had a pair in a while and thinking of skating some.[close]
Or did Lakai make a Reebok with the Staple?I wonder how the sole on these is compared to a Workout? Not crazy about the shape on these, but really want to skate a white/gum with the white foam midsole but Workouts are too thick for me.
Which club c's do you think skate well??
The leather on Reeboks tends to be really soft and blows through quick, if you're a mob guy doubly so.
madewell "sidewalk" shoes?
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Quote from: Nth syd bear on March 10, 2020, 05:24:59 AMExpand QuoteWhich club c's do you think skate well?? [close]I'm skating the Club C Revenge. Haven't tried the regular Club C's but I like my cupsoles thin and soft. Basically just slightly more supportive than a vulc. The Revenge C is good, the Puma Suede is perfect. Adidas Campus is great. But yeah the Workout are a little hard and thick for my liking.Quote from: Jollyoli on March 10, 2020, 07:26:05 AMExpand QuoteThe leather on Reeboks tends to be really soft and blows through quick, if you're a mob guy doubly so.[close]That's true but that's what makes them feel so good on your feet! Personally it wasn't a huge issue for me because I don't go through shoes super fast.
Which club c's do you think skate well?? [close]
The leather on Reeboks tends to be really soft and blows through quick, if you're a mob guy doubly so.[close]
Speaking of
Quote from: jay_nev on March 10, 2020, 03:02:07 PMExpand QuoteSpeaking of [close]You going to skate em?
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Has anyone skated the Court Royales? They look nice.
Anyone tried skating regular Adidas campus In the last couple years?
Quote from: Nth syd bear on March 12, 2020, 05:37:47 AMExpand QuoteAnyone tried skating regular Adidas campus In the last couple years?[close]No, but I have some on the go as chillers right now, and plan to skate some once the snow clears up. But I can safely say after 26 years of skating, they're good. I've been on the board and rolled with my newer ones and they seem as grippy as any skate shoes. Overall the upper and tongue are very deconstructed, there's not much to it, but I like that in a shoe.
Anyone tried skating regular Adidas campus In the last couple years?[close]
Hey, Reebok made the Lakai Staple
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