intelligent trainers? -what next?
04 March 2005, 10:45 PM
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intelligent trainers? -what next?
www.adidas-1.com
Might take a while on slower connections.. very slick- but unsurprisingly not that full of useful info either.
cool idea tho
Might take a while on slower connections.. very slick- but unsurprisingly not that full of useful info either.
cool idea tho
04 March 2005, 10:51 PM
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not sure how they work as i got stuck on a daft screen with loads of footeps which never stopped, i bet there really expensive
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04 March 2005, 11:12 PM
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the blurb talks about a microprocessor capable of millions of calculations per second and adapts the cushioning to the environment .................... erm, like your brain, muscles, tendons and ligaments then.
Another gimmicky trainer where it's more intelligent than the idiot wearing it
Another gimmicky trainer where it's more intelligent than the idiot wearing it
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05 March 2005, 04:02 PM
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The processor adjusts the level of cushioning depending on the terrain. Would only be suitable on hard surfaces IMHO as you get plenty of cushioning on grass or mud for it to be of any great use.
Don't fancy running through mud with £175 worth of trainer. It's recommended that running shoes are replaced every 6mths depending on the amount of milage you run, so it could be very expensive for anyone seriously into running. Still think it's aimed at street fashion than a proper running shoe.
As STI wanna Subaru says its probably best if you stick them away for 10yrs and make some money out them. or if you've more money than sense and like posing down the gym, they'll be sure to attract lots of women
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Don't fancy running through mud with £175 worth of trainer. It's recommended that running shoes are replaced every 6mths depending on the amount of milage you run, so it could be very expensive for anyone seriously into running. Still think it's aimed at street fashion than a proper running shoe.
As STI wanna Subaru says its probably best if you stick them away for 10yrs and make some money out them. or if you've more money than sense and like posing down the gym, they'll be sure to attract lots of women
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05 March 2005, 05:44 PM
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yup as we all know women LOVE men who splash out on shoes (as it makes their argument for the 10th pair of heels/boots that month that much easier) ..
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No, any man I saw wearing those would either have more money than sense or that's where all the dole and benefits went. For the serious runner...no, you get far better Saucany, New Balance and Asics for that!
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Originally Posted by ozzy
Another gimmicky trainer where it's more intelligent than the idiot wearing it
I also agree with buying them and sticking them in the loft for future resale.
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