What are the most comfortable trainers?
23 September 2010, 03:36 PM
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What are the most comfortable trainers?
Mainly for an extended period of time stood up raving my **** off 
I had a comfy pair of Nikes...
Which have seen better days and weren't brilliant for 16 hours stood up due to the lack of air to my feet (oober sweaty).
Wore these last time I went cubbing to Leeds...
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/NEW-MENS-ACUPU...item3360f1921c
Which were good but a very hard heel and gave me sore ankles due to lack of cushion.
So I'm after another pair (on a reasonable budget) which have a soft inner (has to be material and not leather inner due to my wide hobbit feet and bloody blisters), a cushioned ankle and not be to heavy or sweaty inside.
Come on fellow enthusiasts, help me out please. I'll buy the best offer of assistance a Mars bar
I had a comfy pair of Nikes...
Which have seen better days and weren't brilliant for 16 hours stood up due to the lack of air to my feet (oober sweaty).
Wore these last time I went cubbing to Leeds...
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/NEW-MENS-ACUPU...item3360f1921c
Which were good but a very hard heel and gave me sore ankles due to lack of cushion.
So I'm after another pair (on a reasonable budget) which have a soft inner (has to be material and not leather inner due to my wide hobbit feet and bloody blisters), a cushioned ankle and not be to heavy or sweaty inside.
Come on fellow enthusiasts, help me out please. I'll buy the best offer of assistance a Mars bar
23 September 2010, 04:45 PM
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i have a pair of DC hightops which i wear when i go shopping with the misses and they are awsomely comfortable, very soft on the inner cost me £50 off the highstreet.
http://www.schuh.co.uk/dcshoe-co/men...-wc/3406387250
http://www.schuh.co.uk/dcshoe-co/men...-wc/3406387250
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Mainly for an extended period of time stood up raving my **** off
I had a comfy pair of Nikes...
Which have seen better days and weren't brilliant for 16 hours stood up due to the lack of air to my feet (oober sweaty).
Wore these last time I went cubbing to Leeds...
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/NEW-MENS-ACUPU...item3360f1921c
Which were good but a very hard heel and gave me sore ankles due to lack of cushion.
So I'm after another pair (on a reasonable budget) which have a soft inner (has to be material and not leather inner due to my wide hobbit feet and bloody blisters), a cushioned ankle and not be to heavy or sweaty inside.
Come on fellow enthusiasts, help me out please. I'll buy the best offer of assistance a Mars bar
I had a comfy pair of Nikes...
Which have seen better days and weren't brilliant for 16 hours stood up due to the lack of air to my feet (oober sweaty).
Wore these last time I went cubbing to Leeds...
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/NEW-MENS-ACUPU...item3360f1921c
Which were good but a very hard heel and gave me sore ankles due to lack of cushion.
So I'm after another pair (on a reasonable budget) which have a soft inner (has to be material and not leather inner due to my wide hobbit feet and bloody blisters), a cushioned ankle and not be to heavy or sweaty inside.
Come on fellow enthusiasts, help me out please. I'll buy the best offer of assistance a Mars bar
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