They're not. They've been with Adidas for the past 2-3 years.I think GT is still with Russell Athletic, which IS an Atlanta based company.
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They're not. They've been with Adidas for the past 2-3 years.I think GT is still with Russell Athletic, which IS an Atlanta based company.
Exactly. BC is already in a tough spot for recruiting players. Why kneecap the program more by doing this?I like NB and associate it with Boston. However, I am not the target market. Asked my kid about tennis shoe brands: Nike are the best, Adidas are hard to break in, New Balance are crap.
Sure. If this were 1989 those would be rad.I think the kids will be impressed with the cool colorways like UA.
I had a pair of Filas. They wore like iron. Classic.On a side note, my daughter's friend came over this weekend and had a pair of all white Fila sneaks. Are the all white making a comeback?
I'm also neutral, and NB 890 has been in my rotation ever since I started running. I've found the toe box too narrow on some versions, so it's surprising to hear that NB doesn't work well for skinny feet. In any event, you have to wear whatever feels best for you. While I prefer Mizuno Wave Rider slightly, NB are light, just the right amount of cushion, and wear well.I agree Nike shoes suck for running, but I’m no fan of New Balance. As a neutral runner with high arches and skinny feet, NB are death. I prefer ASICS gel cumulus or nimbus or Kayano.
ps I never got the guys who’d run in bare feet. When I lived in DC, I saw that a lot. I hope they know a good orthopod.
Will have to give that specific model a try, but NB seem to really do well for wide, flat feet.I'm also neutral, and NB 890 has been in my rotation ever since I started running. I've found the toe box too narrow on some versions, so it's surprising to hear that NB doesn't work well for skinny feet. In any event, you have to wear whatever feels best for you. While I prefer Mizuno Wave Rider slightly, NB are light, just the right amount of cushion, and wear well.
Spend a little more and go with the 1080 if you are a neutral. If you use Waverider you can use 1080. Not to pump a business here, but I often buy from Joe's New Balance Warehouse.I'm also neutral, and NB 890 has been in my rotation ever since I started running. I've found the toe box too narrow on some versions, so it's surprising to hear that NB doesn't work well for skinny feet. In any event, you have to wear whatever feels best for you. While I prefer Mizuno Wave Rider slightly, NB are light, just the right amount of cushion, and wear well.
65 year old granddads everywhere pumped about this BC dealBoston College lawnmowing team is going to rocket up the AP Poll in future years.
Dude that’s hilarious. Although I truly believe sketchers owns the walking shoe category. I just don’t believe Howie Long wears sketchers.Just think of the recruiting advantage Boston College will now have with mall walkers.
Dude that’s hilarious. Although I truly believe sketchers owns the walking shoe category. I just don’t believe Howie Long wears sketchers.
As a guy who has just normal guy feet...... Nike was good even 10 years ago. Not great for running, but still had cross-training style sneakers that where fine for normal men who cut grass and run a little bit after hitting the gym. The garbage they have now is not worth a shit. There is no shoe actually there. More like a glorified sock attached to a poor tread and they call it a running shoe. I can buy a decent pair of safety shoes and have more stability than the current version of Nike shoes. I am planning to test Keen and other historic hiking shoes for my next pair. When I used to run I preferred New Balance, but I look at them as pure running shoes. They made me fall on my ass too often though in the muddy woods.As a person with Fred Flinstone feet (4E or H) New Balance is the only athletic shoe I wear. I hate all the other brands because there wide shoes are still too narrow.
With that said, in such a image driven industry (sports) this is not good for BC in that aspect no matter how much I or anyone feels NB is better than those other brands.