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hahaha, spendless, thats where i buy my work shoes from! lol

im not saying i dont dress up, most of my clothing comes from myers,

and look way better than those bo-bo the clown shoes as stated above! :blush:

take no offense boys, wearing carson daily- design shoes is your chioce :(

no one has size 11 left in the tigers :blush:

hmm how else to get them???

Which and where you looking for them?

I'm trying to find a pair of these in 11. 1 place only had them in 10.5 :(

Onitsuka Tiger™ Mexico 66™ Spray. (can't find a photo that'll let me link it in here :S)

I need runners... anyone got Nike Shox? Any recommendation on whats good?

Just saw these ones... Nike Shox TURBO! sounds fast

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If your going to be actually running long distances in them, no, don't get them. They weigh abit for shoes. more weight= more energy used=you run less distance and are over tired.

Go for asics gel if your actually going to be running in them

hahaha, spendless, thats where i buy my work shoes from! lol

im not saying i dont dress up, most of my clothing comes from myers,

and look way better than those bo-bo the clown shoes as stated above! :blush:

take no offense boys, wearing carson daily- design shoes is your chioce :(

+1 for myer

+2 for julius marlow or florsheim

-D

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