Have you ever used a Rider sandal?
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Best damn sandals a guy could have
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I tried out for an exercise rider job once, and\nI borrowed an exercise saddle, which was an english saddle \nstripped down to its components, basically.\n\nVery very lightweight, all the parts of a normal english saddle just a thin thin seat, little padding, and less padding under the leg, too.\n\nFor racing the saddle is even smaller and lighter.
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Tried both as a player, trainer and referee. For the feel, I like adidas. I am sure you will get various answers.
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Actually I heard they arent that great. If you really want them go try them on.  I bought a pair of Nike Hurrache Elites and they are prolly the most comfortable shoe I have ever owned.
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The athletes feet scaring and corns has disensitized my soles--plus don't go barefoot due to the nail fungus that's permantently difigured my toes.\n\nBut, you could try and see if mine are ticklish--Sunshine!\n\n\n;-)!
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Have you ever gone to the beach and wanted to feel the sand on your toes but not the rocks on the bottom of your feet? A good pair of flip flops are the best choice of foot wear for days like that.  But flip flops aren't wonderful if you're bike riding or dancing in the gym. So in addition to flip flops, everyone should also have at least one pair of sneakers in their wardrobe.\n\n\nHow's that?
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You were riding side saddle?
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sandieroxs Your story? Very interesting......\n★※★http://www.osoq.com/funstuff/extra/extra02.asp?strName=sandieroxs
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I have never had it but my brothers have. This link below has some good cheap ideas like Vinegar, and using Alcohol and Aspirin on your foot, and many more along with info on how to use it\nhttp://www.stretcher.com/stories/00/000214a.cfm
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I've never found a gel saddle that really makes a difference. I've fitted Brooks leather saddles to both my road bike and my MTB. \n\nIt takes about 100 miles to wear in a Brooks, and at first they feel really hard and unpleasant. But the beautifully crafted leather gradually moulds to your anatomy to create the perfect fit between you and your bike.\n\nAs the years pass the saddle improves with age (as long as  you wax it regularly) - so you'll be moving it from bike to bike - thus the saddle the bike comes with will be irrelevant in future.\n\nMy recommendation - A Brooks Swift Titanium - expensive but magnificent and will last all your cycling life
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Buying the right kind of cleats is an essential skill for any ultimate player. A poor choice could result in severe blistering, ankle problems, and even injury. Because there have been so many questions posted about this subject, I decided to take a survey using the rec.sport.disc newsgroup. In total, over 60 people responded, giving information about their favourite cleats, what they like about them, what they don't like, how they think cleats should be improved. The results of this survey are shown below. \n\nThe biggest challenge I had was organizing the information into a format that people could use effectively. I decided on choosing the five most popular cleats and outlining their plus and minuses. Keep in mind that all these comments are based on concensus. There will undoubtedly be players who disagree with some of the results.\n\nBelow are some useful comments made by players:\n\n\n\n"I usually get leather cleats big enough to shrink a little, then I soak them down and wear them while they dry. They get broke in pretty quick and the leather is soft, light, and comfortable. Right now for soft mud I have a pair with six removable cleats, and for everything else I have one with about thirty-something molded cleats."\n\n"It really comes down to what you feel comfortable with and what gives you the best traction on the type of turf you are playing on."\n\n"Seems like you need two sets. One for soft flat fields, screw ins, and one for rock hard baylands cement. I've thought of this alot and have come to a couple conclusions: Football vs soccer screwins. Football design makes more sense for the type of cutting we do on the field. A good receiver or d-back football style will last longer than the soccer do. Made for more abuse by the cuts instead of ball control. The toe cleat on a football cleat is important in cutting. High or midtops recomended. I see so many ultimate players with these lite soccer shoes wearing those damn ankle braces it makes me sick. You'll get much more protection with integrated mid or high top support than adding a bulky uncomfortable brace. Getting the shoe that fits your foot is the main thing. And not a cheap pair either. It's your feet-- take care of them."\n\n"If you get too much traction, knee injuries are knockin' at the door."\n\n" The difference in comfort and the process of being broken in is entirely different when there is a nice leather shoe versus a synthetic shoe. That is one of the reasons I like soccer cleats more than football cleats."\n\n"Keep the distance between your foot and the bottom of the shoe to a minimum - it decreases the chance of rolling your ankle. The problem this poses is a matter of comfort for the bottom of your feet."\n\n"While some folks will choose one pair for tourneys and one for practice, I prefer to alternate each time I play... with ultimate five days a week (two practices, two summer league nights, one pick-up) in the Summer, it helps me to maintain the upkeep of both feet and shoes to switch up cleats"\n\n"Soccer cleats in general work well as long as the ground is soft/gives a little. We've had several seasons in the past few years where the fields have gotten excessively hard after a drought period. With soccer cleats, this hard ground can cause a lot of problems from the impact with the ground. I had some trouble with my knees last year for this very reason. Shorter studs, and more of them, is good because it more evenly distributes the impact."
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Really depends on what you are looking for in a saddle. Specialized makes great sport comfort saddles if you are more of an upright positioned rider. If you are more of an aggressive positioned rider I would recommend going with Selle Italia, something along the Flite lineup. Great comfortable saddles for a more aerodymanic position. \n\nOne thing to keep in mind though is that each rider is different and is more tolerable to different saddles. Just depends on your positioning and body geomtry. \n\nKeep the rubber side down.
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No, but I would like to if there was someone to teach me and ensure physical safety. It looks more like an animal to be admired from a bit of a distance to me.\n\nI have been on a camel twice and that was an adventure. I highly recommend it. And, I rode an elephant in a monsoon in Agra, India, once. Another experience money just can't buy.
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yes i have, in fact most of mylife. now i work at a stable and we have trail rides all summer.
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i personaly like DC thats what im sk8in now but... I know circa and osiris are good too. ive worn adios and thought they had good grip, but my heel wore out after use\nhopu u find this helpfull!
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I have one. I was one of the first to get one when they came out. I believe it increased my game. You can tell its working right when you put it on because its not used to your body. I wear it all of the time. I truly believe it works. That's just my opinion. (The first time I wore it, I broke 70 for the first time. 69) It was amazing.
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oh dude i got the pimpest asics white tiger knee pads if you find any other white tiger sh*t let me know i have 3 sets of the knee pads and i even have a stearing wheel cover so be sure to let me know