Adidas husky shoe limited edition
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You know what has been disappointing?
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My beard got me these for like $70 a year ago...works for meHouhusky said:Men’s shoe obsession culture always comes across as homo or for the poors trying to feel like they have one mildly expensive thing in their life.
It’s a consumable meant to be used that stops the grossest part of the human body from stepping on dogshit.
People who talk/brag about their shoes are like the fucktards that brag/talk about their shitty 60” TV they bought at Bestbuy like it’s something special.
Exceptions acceptable for special utility or material shoes... like stingray and hippo ivory boots or something.
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Good question @Postal91. Hopefully someone will chime in. I did a quick search and looks like Kiwi, Scotchgard, and Crep make good shoe spray products. I guess the big thing is to remove the laces before applying the product... & you need to do multiple applications.Postal91 said:What’s the best spray to use for protecting shoes? Brand?
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I use this on backpacks, shoes, boots, jackets, canopy, rain fly, hats, pants, and 1 sock. It works fine, you may be able to find better. I always do at least 2 coats and about once a year depending on how frequently I'm using the gear. It has slightly darkened nylon material but it's not ruined anything. The debates are usually between water, or silicone based. I have not had as good of luck with water based.PurpleBaze said:
Good question @Postal91. Hopefully someone will chime in. I did a quick search and looks like Kiwi, Scotchgard, and Crep make good shoe spray products. I guess the big thing is to remove the laces before applying the product... & you need to do multiple applications.Postal91 said:What’s the best spray to use for protecting shoes? Brand?
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Thanks @minion_doog. You'are alright, despite what your brother-in-law says about you.
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UF 13 is in my top 3. I've been "resting" a Feral for about 3 years, I've made it so precious Idk if I'll ever smoke itSwaye said:
I got some Liga Privadas recently. Quite nice. I too used an Anus Angelminion_doog said:
Knowing Adidas uses the Pool Boy model of less availability = hot ticket, I just eat my dick and wait to negotiate price with some anus angel on eBay. Same bullshit as Liga Privada cigars, and tix to see boy bands.DoogCourics said:Fuck you guys. I woke up early and kept refreshing over and over and 10.5 never popped as available.
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I fucking lol'dPurpleBaze said:Thanks @minion_doog. You'are alright, despite what your brother-in-law says about you.
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I've always used scotch guard. Let it dry then apply another coat.
For ultra boosts I mainly hit the white boost material hard because that is the stuff that is impossible to clean when it gets dirty. I want the primeknit to remain breathable so not as heavy on that.
Any dirt or spill can be wiped off easily after wearing.
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Doogles said:
I've always used scotch guard. Let it dry then apply another coat.
For ultra boosts I mainly hit the white boost material hard because that is the stuff that is impossible to clean when it gets dirty. I want the primeknit to remain breathable so not as heavy on that.
Any dirt or spill can be wiped off easily after wearing.
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I picked up Scotchgard, but it says not to put on plastic... which is about 20% of the shoe. Crud. Would love to hear, soon, what the best route is.PurpleBaze said:
Good question @Postal91. Hopefully someone will chime in. I did a quick search and looks like Kiwi, Scotchgard, and Crep make good shoe spray products. I guess the big thing is to remove the laces before applying the product... & you need to do multiple applications.Postal91 said:What’s the best spray to use for protecting shoes? Brand?
