nike sb and clips and straps...
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What SB's are you rockin...? If you are rockin the Dunks...those are probably the worst shoes to try and get in clips because of the extra fabric over the lace holes. Try any of the Nike soccer shoes turned SB and you shouldnt have a problem.
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Originally Posted by juvi-kyle
What SB's are you rockin...? If you are rockin the Dunks...those are probably the worst shoes to try and get in clips because of the extra fabric over the lace holes. Try any of the Nike soccer shoes turned SB and you shouldnt have a problem.
and it's the extra fabric over the lace holes that's ****ing killing me.
it sucks that i've got new kicks that i can't use em at all cause i'm pretty much on my bike everyday of my life. sucks to be me.
and I knew you were the only one that was gonna replay. hahaha
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ive got a couple pairs of sb's (p-rods, dunks, air zooms etc) and while they;re not the easiest things to ride in, its possible. sometimes you just gotta kick your foot around a bit in the clip before it sits properly.
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Originally Posted by rustang
ive got a couple pairs of sb's (p-rods, dunks, air zooms etc) and while they;re not the easiest things to ride in, its possible. sometimes you just gotta kick your foot around a bit in the clip before it sits properly.
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Originally Posted by rustang
i cant say ive ever had that particular problem. then again, i run my straps a little loose, so maybe thats why.
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I rode with dunks for ages. eventually the leather over the lace holes softened up and wore away a little and made it easier. The older the shoes and straps the better. I actually found the SOMA double gate toe clips made it harder because they tend to hold the strap more horizontally rather than vertically like a single gate clip meaning they get caught on that little leather ridge even more.
edit: I just had regular dunks. not sure what difference the 'sb' ones have to them...
edit: I just had regular dunks. not sure what difference the 'sb' ones have to them...
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The problem is Nike hasn't jumped on the next big thing yet.
Coming in 2008: Nike FG(Fixed Gear)
Designed for your bicycle.
(SB is designed for skateboarding, so go get on your board. Oh, and get the Consolidated SB Drunks. Way cooler.)
Coming in 2008: Nike FG(Fixed Gear)
Designed for your bicycle.
(SB is designed for skateboarding, so go get on your board. Oh, and get the Consolidated SB Drunks. Way cooler.)
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If you're calling SB Dunks "low priced shoes" there is something wrong with you.
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if you could somehow glue or sew down the front edge of that finicky leather piece on the dunks, the problem would be solved. . . .
SB's are like regular dunks but with a fatter tongue, iirc. . .
SB's are like regular dunks but with a fatter tongue, iirc. . .





