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So I went out and got the Free Trainer 5.0 from the outlet mall today.
Picked up this pair/color scheme because it's the Bears and pretty close to Auburn's colors. Do I run? Fuck no. Are these going to motivate me to run so that I can feel closer to my teams? Nope. But I will be rocking these with my sweatpants and UA hoodie come winter time.
$75, for those wondering. Wasn't expecting much else from Nike, those Jew bastard child-labor-using fucks.
Picked up this pair/color scheme because it's the Bears and pretty close to Auburn's colors. Do I run? Fuck no. Are these going to motivate me to run so that I can feel closer to my teams? Nope. But I will be rocking these with my sweatpants and UA hoodie come winter time.
$75, for those wondering. Wasn't expecting much else from Nike, those Jew bastard child-labor-using fucks.
They are comfy. I didn't really know what they were for when I bought them. I just liked the colors and style so I went with it. But turns out they're supposed to kinda mold to your foot over time and and then work your legs a bit more when you run or do whatever.
Since I don't run, the walking when I run errands will double as work outs.
Win.
Since I don't run, the walking when I run errands will double as work outs.
Win.
I prefer sports gear. At 24, most people my age have a store they like going to for clothes and that brand is sort of a theme for their wardrobe. If I go to these stores, like Nautica, Ralph Lauren, etc., I just get their polos and leave. I can't do the button down shirts, the graphic tees, etc.
I would much rather go with a tee from Nike or Adidas or something, with a pair of basketball shorts to boot.
I have a question. Nike has started making all their tees as "dri-fits" and the material has quite clearly changed from Nike shirts from a few years ago. Has it done something to the size and fitment of these shirts too? I usually buy 2XLs, and they fit a bit loose, which is how I like them. But now, with the whole dri-fit crap, they feel a bit tighter, or simply just not the same as it used to and now it's making it a bit tough to get clothes from Nike because of it. They fit, but not the same, and moving up a size still doesn't seem to do much.
Adidas has a similar thing going, where it's called the "go-to" shirt or something like that. Feels like it's made of the same material and I'm having the same problem with those shirts too.
I would much rather go with a tee from Nike or Adidas or something, with a pair of basketball shorts to boot.
I have a question. Nike has started making all their tees as "dri-fits" and the material has quite clearly changed from Nike shirts from a few years ago. Has it done something to the size and fitment of these shirts too? I usually buy 2XLs, and they fit a bit loose, which is how I like them. But now, with the whole dri-fit crap, they feel a bit tighter, or simply just not the same as it used to and now it's making it a bit tough to get clothes from Nike because of it. They fit, but not the same, and moving up a size still doesn't seem to do much.
Adidas has a similar thing going, where it's called the "go-to" shirt or something like that. Feels like it's made of the same material and I'm having the same problem with those shirts too.
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