Do you like the DwADE shoes from Converse?
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yes i think there cute like Flash/ d wade
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I have spent alot of money of trainers over the years.\nI am 30 years old and was a University Basketball Coach.\nThrough my experience and also my own feet's opionion I totally recommend the Nike Air Jordan trainers of the last 10 years.  I have not had a more comfortable shoe in over 15 years but the Jordan designs throughout the last 10 years have been the best.\n\nI hope that helps\n:-)
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I think they are Adidas
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I think it was Gordon Thompson who designs for Cole Haan shoes. http://www.colehaan.com/colehaan/home.jsp
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nike is the best basketball shoe brand in my opinion.. plus basketball shoes usually come with ltos of cushioning, so its very comfortable.. also nike can be quite expensive, so my second choice would be adidas.. in my opinion both are very high quality shoes
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we're talking shoes, right?
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I don't know about when the first came out, but when I think Reebok Classics I remember a man I used to work with. He only wore them and nothing else. When they started to go off the shelves he bought as many as he could find. He had a closet of them, and he wore them out pretty fast too. I wonder if he still has any and if not what is he wearing now? Funny what a shoe can make you think of lol.
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Adidas. Before that, Puma, Brooks; I won't buy anything Nike.\nMy daughter loves her Chuck Taylor Converse high-tops.
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I don't remember...but I saw an article on them once. I think they look nice, but I really think he needs to wear something different once in awhile for a change.
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I agree my husband bought that white nike and it got so dirty but then he found a special cleanser for white shoes in the market and now he is wearing it whenever he likes.\nBuy it, it looks so good.
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why? what shoe size are you?\n\n\n\n\nj/k but i dont think it has anything in common
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My daughter has a pair of black ones, she loves them! We found them at Deb's I believe
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do you have any sporting stores like MVP sports, Olympia, modells, ect.\n\nstores that carry sporting equptment as well would probably have new ballance\n\nIm from Massachusetts and I actually own a pair of new ballance sneakers that I got from TJ max (marshalls also has them sometimes) but its more hit or miss with them
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i love jordans! [: they're comfortable and i love the styles [:
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I got my boyfriend a pair of the white/black/red IV's (1989) for Christmas, and I found them on EBay. Now, the prices are about the same, $100, or so, and some are fake, so check the Jordan website and compare to the pictures listed. The one's my boyfriend got appeared to be real in every way, and no one's said any different (we live in metro Atlanta), but the seller did have comments posted from past buyers about his shoes being fake, even though sellers are usually willing to refund your money. So check all your resources.
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Charles H. "Chuck" Taylor (June 24, 1901–June 23, 1969), was an American minor league basketball player and lifelong promoter of Converse Shoes and is most associated with Chuck Taylor All-Star basketball shoes.\n\nWhile attending the Columbus High School, Taylor was the captain of a basketball team. The passion for this sport is a constant in his whole life and leads to him being refered to as the "Ambassador of Basketball."\n\nNaturally, he was fascinated by the first professional basketball sneaker, the Converse All-Star, on the market since 1917, of which he bought his first pair in 1918, when he graduated from high school. These shoes must have impressed him largely, for he introduced himself to the office of Converse in Chicago. In 1921, they began to employ him, being pleased by his innovative ideas for the improvement of the shoe. It was Taylor who saw to the new, improved profile of the shoe and it was Taylor who added the ankle patch. Originally it was supposed to support and protect the ankles of the basketball players to enable them to play faster. Back then it looked a little different from the one with the blue star which is widely recognized today.\n\nTaylor also began the tradition of the Converse Basketball Yearbook, in which the best players, trainers, teams and the greatest moments of the sport were commemorated. It was first published in 1921 and this tradition lasted 60 years.\n\nIn 1922, Taylor started to teach basketball at the North Carolina State University.\n\nIn 1923, Converse honoured Taylor’s achievements, the improvement of the Converse All Star and his passion for the sport by adding his signature to the ankle patch. The Converse All-Stars then became the Chuck Taylor All-Stars.\n\nDuring the same year Chuck Taylor set off for his "Evangelist Tour" across America to spread the word about basketball and to teach it. It was 35 years long. Annually he travelled no less than 300,000 miles, watched at least 200 games every season and finally visited almost every country to pass on his enthusiasm.\n\nNot only did he speak about basketball, he was also an active player in fine teams such as the New York Celtics, the Detroit Royals, the Converse All Stars and the Buffallo Germans.\n\nThanks to Taylor’s persevering promotion basketball became popular and was even accepted as an Olympic sport in 1936. The rise of Chuck Taylor All-Stars is also connected to him, who always supported them and was the first player endorser of Converse. So Taylor earned his place in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, Massachusetts, which was dedicated to him in 1968.\n\nAs John Hughes proves in his report "Chuck Taylor: The Myth Behind the Autographed Sneaker," many people remember his name, but few really know what for and why he got that place in the Hall of Fame. Experts say his abilities as a player can’t have been the reason, because his name was found in no table of points even though he played basketball professionally for 12 years. Hughes is right in stating "not only has his name outlived his career, but the man’s presence has eluded scrutiny."\n\nEven the Internet fails to give any relevant information about Chuck Taylor; the only source you find is the official Converse page, where there’s a short biography, containing the following sentence:\n\n"Better players may have come and gone, but none have done more for a single shoe."
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its like driving a shitty rusted ford tempo or a brand new sleek ferrari. which would u choose?i have 3 pairs of jordans one pair being a prototype never been realesed that cost me over 700$ alone. and when im in a new pair of jordans and see people in geeky brooks i laugh.stop drinking the jordan hater-ade.why do women spend thousands on a dior (or add any fashion na,me brand) handbags when a grocery bag is probaly more spacious and cheaper?they like the name,prestige and quality of the more expensive brand names.and whether they are made in sweat shops means nothing.i have never had a pair fall apart.i guess there little malnourished child fingers can get right in there and sew that shoe good.does them making 5 cents a day bother me while im playing a game in my nice kicks?no not really.if nike didnt give them the 5 cents they would lounge around in trash all day anyways.