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First pair are Puma Liga, they have a wide front so they fit very well. They also are VERY light and have AWESOME pedal feel for SCCA events. I cannot wear racing shoes because most people have small feet. I am 6'6'' and 14" shoes look normal on me!
Second pair are kinda funny! Puma Bode(top left gray ones) I wanted black but they were all out =(
You gotta keep some clean kicks to impress the ladies. Can't get any waffleswaffleswaffleswaffleswaffles in those ratty ass shoes....at least good waffleswaffleswaffleswaffleswaffles
I used to wear Vans then went to C1rca. I have been in Pumas for 6 years now. They a very supportive and look cool. I do like my brothers Nikes, but he spent 120 something on them. That is too much for my taste...
I used to wear Vans then went to C1rca. I have been in Pumas for 6 years now. They a very supportive and look cool. I do like my brothers Nikes, but he spent 120 something on them. That is too much for my taste...
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You should try Puma. They are extremely lightweight and comfortable and look very similar to those old Vans you have. I love this brand because of how lightweight their shoes are.
$50 - $60 bucks.
those and the afforemetioned PF Flyers are crap. Good luck bro. I used to have a grey pair of vans EXACTLY like those,
Your not going to find anything with a similar feeling gel sole.
I've since migrated to DC/Vans, but not much compares
airwalk used to be ontop of their shit too, but I'd put my money on *DVS maybe. It seems that it's really hit and miss with alot of "skate" shoe type makers nowadays. best bet is just going to a couple random skate shops and just trying on anything that remotely looks to fit the same bill for comfort. - I'm always fucked cause i wear a 13, the top size of most standard available skate shoes, so if you wear a smaller size you may find a better selection
Osiris shoes tend to lean more toward similar "flat-foot" soles just like old-school "popular" (why, i don't know.) converse.
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