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picture wont post but these are a steal for you 9.5
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picture wont post but these are a steal for you 9.5
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Legit check on these please! I have a buyer saying they are fake.
- Sep 27, 2003
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Grave digging this thread.
Thinking about getting some Flyknit Chukkas for causal hikes and cold weather.
What's the difference in SFB and FSB? Also sizing? I'm a 9.5 in flyknit racers.
Thinking about getting some Flyknit Chukkas for causal hikes and cold weather.
What's the difference in SFB and FSB? Also sizing? I'm a 9.5 in flyknit racers.
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Got a pair of squadron blue FSB and they're not bad for casual day hikes but I do double socks and went down .5 size. Feel I could have gone down a full size and still be fine.
- Jan 10, 2016
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These "were" casual only for me. No support with the very thin knit upper. Might give my pair to my cousin or something. Probably not worth trying to sell.
- Jul 12, 2013
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I don't think there is a difference between SFB FSB, they should all be FSB. They are good for casual hikes, but I can't recommend them too much for cold weather environments. Nike promotes some of them as "winter proof", but they are anything but. They are relatively thin, and soak up water. Wearing them in snow, or in really cold temps is not the best of ideas. I find that I wear my AM95 more than my chukkas in the winter time. The soles are nice, as they have a lot of grip, and are very flexible. I wear size 9 in flyknit racers, and i have size 8 FSBs. I personally think a full size down is the way to go, but you could probably get away with a half size down.
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Hmmmm
Might be going for some daily hikes in the Portland/NE region. So may be cold/rainy etc. what would y'all recommend?
Preferable Nike lol
Might be going for some daily hikes in the Portland/NE region. So may be cold/rainy etc. what would y'all recommend?
Preferable Nike lol
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so comfortable
- Jul 12, 2013
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I've got the wild horse 3 gtx that I like a lot. I was able to score them pretty cheaply on a return I found at an outlet. The kiger 3s are nice as well. The wild horse are a bit more plush though. They are firm though when compared to a lunaron or zoom runner like the Pegasus.
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how's the sizing on these?
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^ the lunar, free, or fsb?
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My frees run 1/2 size big
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Waiting for the dentist
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How do the Lunar Chukkas fit compared to the Chukka FSB?
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Half size up maybe. Been so long since I've worn either pair. Anyone else agree?
- Jul 20, 2012
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Anyone have these or have a lead for me in 9.5 (or even 9)? Thanks!
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I wish these would come back out or if they were easy to find 
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Midnight fogs in JFK for a travel day.
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Nike needs to release these again.
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Wearing the golf chukka for casual wear too much ? Is the sole too much for normal use ?
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It’s too much. It prob won’t be that comfortable since your foot will only be hitting those points where the spikes are.
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Chukkas with the lace swap (I think they are from my air max 2003s) on the Great Wall today.
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Does anyone know or has figured out how to preserve the sole on the lunar flyknit chukkas? I have a pair where the lunar is bottoming out (doubt anything can be done there). The bottoms of the out soles are holding up OK, but they are not the sturdiest set up. The sides of the out sole are noticeably cracking and flaking. Is there anything to be done other than wearing them less?
- Mar 4, 2018
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Thanks was unsure so now I'm wishing Nike releases the flyknit chukka again
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Today’s Gym Kicks
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