/fa/ - Fashion

>>6658632
innevas are probably the best version, but you're not going to find any
ever

but those don't look -too- disgusting, OP, I'd cop if that was the best you could get local.

>>6658632
My favourite is the Free Run 2.

>>6658653

hahah no no I am not going to get innevas, Australia doesn't get ANYTHING cool like that.

thanks for the kind words. Really keen to get black/white in 3.0

>>6658632
i personally like the 2s

>>6658677
they're not bad but for my purpose I want a bit more freedom than the fixed tongue provides

>>6658714
have you considered roshes? they're pretty comfy
as long as u arent running obv

>>6658721

I'm not running in them, but the issue arrives from having something pressed against my achilles

>>6658632
recently copped these 2's and i love them

>>6658750
those are fire

>>6658754
really comfortable too, best fitting nikes i have

>>6658760

how do the 2s size compared to the +5's? pretty much the same?

>>6658750
Got the same ones, love them.
Very minimal branding for a Nike, too.

>>6658791

how do they size poet?

>>6658783
not sure compared to the +5's but they felt a little shorter and wider compared to my flyknit racers, which was better on my feet. probably the widest nikes i've worn

>>6658798
dunno about that specific pair but i own these >>6658652
and they are tts

>>6658817
>>6658821

thanks dudes

>>6658798
I actually run in mine, so I sized up by .5 from the 12 I usually wear. When you've been biking, running or walking for a while your feet can swell up a bit. I've found that a bit of room can sometimes save the day when it comes to blisters. With this in mind, I try to shop for shoes at the end of the day.
I wear an 11.5 in SLVR, a 12 in Supras, a 45 in Geos and 12 in a few other things.

With an injury none of us are probably qualified to tell you what to do, but assuming it heals well, in the future look at Vivobarefoot and Feelmax.

Actually zero drop, minimal shoes.

Styling isn't as good as Nike, but what are you going to do?

I'm excited about the new Free Hyperfeel - it seems like it might finally fit the bill for a real minimal shoe with kickass Flywire.

>>6658838
damn those actually look hot af
bare tech

>>6658841
They're Vivo's best-looking shoe, the Breatho Trail. I've got a pair on the way; I've been just running barefoot or in a normal barefoot sneaker, but I'm running on rougher terrain now. Ripped the skin off my small toe the other day while running totally barefoot, which is a first.

Some of their shoes are mediocre and uninspired in the extreme, stuff people wear because they don't have anything else (the dress shoe line, although now there's an actual decent barefoot Oxford shoe, the Primal Professional), some of it is absolutely stupid (the Ultra, for instance), and some of it can be worked into a techwear vibe, yeah.

But they're not Flyknits, dammit. These things better stand up as minimal shoes.

>>6658863
Those hyperfeels are nice, are there any monochomre colourways?

>>6658863
That seems to be the closest available in what they've press released now.

Also, doing some Googling just now, they've got a 4mm drop, which fuck, but it looks like it might all be in that heel padding an X-Acto knife might be able to take care of.

Which, now your post has me wondering if painting over the sole might be viable. Probably.

Free Trainer 3.0

>>6658889

I have the free trainer 5.0 and they're really tight around the back, causes a lot of pain

>>6658863

are these distinct from the Free Flyknit?

Just bought these and I am happy with the look and feel

Nike Free 4.0 v2

>>6658963
They are. Free Flyknits are like a 5.0 and have a higher upper, and are available now. The Free Hyperfeels are made with Flywire even though they're not branded as Flyknits, have a thinner sole and less drop than anything Nike's made, and come out later this year.

>>6658985
hate these ones, ugly as fuck

>>6659020
>>6658985

these are cool, but I'm not into the red that much ... post a fit??