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I'll buy you a beer if you buy these shoes and post a review (Read 111 times)

     

    http://gizmodo.com/5978605/would-you-wear-these-crazy-shoes

     

    "These sneakers are, according to Reebok, the "the first all-terrain athletic shoe". They're supposed to echo the utility of an all-terrain vehicle, and take mud, snow, grass, and sand in their stride."

     

     

    PRs:  Marathon (2:55:08; '11)  Half (1:21:14; '12)  10k (36:28; '11)  5k (17:48; '11)

      Well, a lot of morons put those idiotic Sketchers Shape-Ups on their feet.  No one ever went broke underestimating the stupidity of the American public.

      Short term goal: 2:59:59 (November, 2013)

      Mid term goal:  Any race over 80% of top AG standard

      Long term goal: To say I've been a runner half my life.  (I started running at age 45).


      @runjerseygirl

        Those are the ugliest effing shoes I've ever seen.

        Do you even run?

          Well, a lot of morons put those idiotic Sketchers Shape-Ups on their feet.  No one ever went broke underestimating the stupidity of the American public.

           

          That's what pisses me off. I'm too quick to think "that's stupid" when my first thought should be "I bet there are plenty of suckers that would buy this".

           

           

          PRs:  Marathon (2:55:08; '11)  Half (1:21:14; '12)  10k (36:28; '11)  5k (17:48; '11)

            Also I no longer wonder why my LRS carries zero Reebok shoes.

             

             

            PRs:  Marathon (2:55:08; '11)  Half (1:21:14; '12)  10k (36:28; '11)  5k (17:48; '11)


            Eye of Sauron

              Also I no longer wonder why my LRS carries zero Reebok shoes.

               

              Yeah, that's what I opened this thread to post.  Reebok has been around FOREVER (ok, it seems like it).  But when it comes to running shoes, they never seem to get it right.  This is goofy even for them, but if you showed me these shoes without a label and asked me to guess who made them, Rebook would have been on my list of 3 guesses.

              And once again Mr. Wizard (aka: Stevie Ray) explains the internet.

                 

                That's what pisses me off. I'm too quick to think "that's stupid" when my first thought should be "I bet there are plenty of suckers that would buy this".

                 

                Soles do kind of look like octopus tentacles.

                PR- A Run Through History 5K - May 5th 33:24

                 

                Next: Merrill Lynch Running of the Bulls 5K - May 18th

                bluerun


                Super B****

                  DAFUQ.

                   

                  That's the only appropriate response ... they're even uglier than Hokas.

                  jmctav23


                  2/3rds training

                    just looks like an extension (literally) of the NB MT 1010:

                     

                    Goals:  Run lots of trails

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                    LRB


                      Soles do kind of look like octopus tentacles.

                      I was thinking calamari.  I guess you say tomato, I say tomahto.

                      "You see an agent, you do what we do. Run. You run your ass off!"

                      Cypher to Neo - The Matrix

                        Clearly the person who designed those has never actually run on a trail through snow, mud, sand, or grass.


                        delicate flower

                          5K on the moon?  I'm in.

                          LRB


                            5K on the moon?  I'm in.

                             

                            Covering a tenth of a mile per foot step lol!

                            "You see an agent, you do what we do. Run. You run your ass off!"

                            Cypher to Neo - The Matrix


                            Eye of Sauron

                              5K on the moon?  I'm in.

                               

                              Watch out for the Amazon Women.

                              And once again Mr. Wizard (aka: Stevie Ray) explains the internet.