Black Spot Shoes

[holeinthewall]

Hi, does anyone have pictures of themselves wearing the Unswoosher Blackspot shoe?

Also I had a few other sneaker questions:

Is there anywhere to buy Converses made in the time before they were owned by Nike?

Are Vans made in sweatshops?

Are Springcourt shoes made in sweatshops?

Lots of questions I know, but I appreciate the help!

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to find converses pre-nike, look in thrift stores.

vans are made in sweatshops.

[Astérix]

I hope Spring Courts aren't...I just dropped about $95 for a pair. Fucking shipping was outrageous. But then again most shoes are made in sweat shops.

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feit arent.

[holeinthewall]

Where did you buy your SpringCourts from?

[Astérix]

www.stevenalan.com Their shipping is fucking fast...I ordered at around midnight and when I got home today I got a tracking number and was notified that I should be getting them June 23. Shipping was $12.95 though.

[poly800rock]

blackdot shoes...blah..

[holeinthewall]

They don't look that great (at least I don't think so, but I'm trying to find someone who can prove me wrong), but I would respect someone who wore them.

I'm just looking for anyone who has bought them and their overall satisfaction with them.

[timpoblete]

I've got a pair. Sorry, no pics. Lent my camera to my girl while she's away for the summer. Gotta get me another one soon.

Well, back to business:

Sole: Stiffer, heavier, and juts out on the edges more than chucks, making them more durable, not as comfortable (feels like I got a boot on), heavier, etc.

Body: Stiffer, more durable.

hand-painted anti-logo: cracks with use

Basically, their not as sleek and comfy as converse's stuff, but they're definitely made of some durable material. They'll probably last me a lot longer, which is the point with the treehugger shoes and all. Fewer replacements = fewer resources used = earth saved! Yay!

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I've got a pair. Sorry, no pics. Lent my camera to my girl while she's away for the summer. Gotta get me another one soon.

Well, back to business:

Sole: Stiffer, heavier, and juts out on the edges more than chucks, making them more durable, not as comfortable (feels like I got a boot on), heavier, etc.

Body: Stiffer, more durable.

hand-painted anti-logo: cracks with use

Basically, their not as sleek and comfy as converse's stuff, but they're definitely made of some durable material. They'll probably last me a lot longer, which is the point with the treehugger shoes and all. Fewer replacements = fewer resources used = earth saved! Yay!

hey, im happy.