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SF issue 29 said March Release
i believe i read somewhere that NK 1600 is dropping in March.
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SF issue 29 said March Release
i believe i read somewhere that NK 1600 is dropping in March.
Can someone explain why NB/Asics is so popular? Serious question.
thanks man, a lot of people did more work, I just put it together. I will update the post today with your submissions
repped, repped.
awesome post, thank you. at first glance the shoebacca link is dead now:
new balance general link is
http://www.shoebacca.com/shoes?acu_in_brand=702
edit: millenium
http://www.millenniumshoes.com/new-balance/
stalfreds too
http://stalfred.com/collections/new-balance
sneakerpol
http://sneakerpolitics.com/collections/new-balance
At this point, you may have to buy some 850s, go to Australia and skin a kangaroo, and make an ID.Dam son where can I scoop a pair of those skippys!?!
At this point, you may have to buy some 850s, go to Australia and skin a kangaroo, and make an ID.
At this point, you may have to buy some 850s, go to Australia and skin a kangaroo, and make an ID.
It appears quite a few places have the Barbershop pack and END still hasn't shipped. I won't be pre-ordering from them again.
They tend to have their product listed almost before anyone else but they usually wait to forever to ship thats the only downsideIt appears quite a few places have the Barbershop pack and END still hasn't shipped. I won't be pre-ordering from them again.
lucky i let you grab these
Exactly. Width is the only other factor when it comes down to personal sizing. Sometimes I sacrifice more of a snug feel because a shoe runs narrow. I'll size up .5.
When people ask about sizing I instantly go length first then ask about width second. So with just length in mind, that's why I posted a few different brand charts to show that the EUR/CM charts are a lot more accurate and consistent to our 'safe size' fit compared to going by the US numbers when trying to gauge a new brand.
If you look at Converse, Timberlands, Nikes, NB's, Asics, Pumas, Adidas, CP, Balenciagas, Saucony and on and on... the consistency isn't in the US sizing, it's the EU/Asia sizing for your own fit.
A perfect example are these ASICS. Sure different factories, but if I went with the same size in the Sagas as I did the V's, I'd be swimming in them. If I went by US sizing I'd be screwed. The Saga's 8.5 is actually a LARGER fit then the V's 9... But if one paid attention to the EUR/CM sizing you'd get the heads up the Saga's run large. The charts do serve a purpose if you look at the right measurements.
so Im considering your advice.
Im looking to buy the 577 rain mac but I see in the sizing guide it says its .5 small so I should half size up but on new balance webiste it says TTS.
how would I find CM and Euro measurements for this shoe?