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ridehatzic
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 Posted: Aug 30, 2004 12:12 pm Post subject: Shoes |
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Whats different about wakeskate shoes then any other shoes, could i just cut out lots of the inside of an old pair of shoes and drill holes in the bottom?
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wkebrd3
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Sportster4Tec
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Not much other than mesh sides, sometimes vented soles to let water drain. Also they usually have less stuffing, so they dont get as heavy.
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LFADAM
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City: New York City
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| Posted: Sep 02, 2004 4:17 pm Post subject: |
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| very gummy soles, mesh, drain holes |
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Bruky
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| Don't bother. Unless you are doing kickflips and other off the board manuveurs in which you need your feet to be light at all times, they are a waste, and they still mildew. I have a pair of Byerly's and Dresdon's, and now I'm back to my Adidas Superstars. At least they are comfortable. |
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