I just dont understand white boys

True dat

You know what I'm sayin

Not to mention, their faces are buried in their smart phones.

Who you calling boy ?

...they all look alike, to me.

You crackers

Lol

Us old farts wouldn't be caught dead with our faces buried in our smart phones, juice. LOL

^How many of you older white guys here wear New Balance shoes?

Lol with velcro lol

@Nina

Steph Curry is getting roasted over his New Balance shoes, but I love them. The guys on ESPN are calling them shoes "you would only see in a urologist's office in Florida". Lol

I have only worn New Balance walking shoes my entire adult life. Guys with large feet (hint, hint) prefer them over Nike. I've tried on Nike and other brands but they're too narrow.

Yeah I'm an old white guy - but I still like the simple white shoes.

Point made...

Anyway, Steph's shoes are Under Armour, not New Balance, and quite comfortable. I ordered myself a pair of pink ones with a matching UA workout outfit. Once it all arrives I will actually start working out.

Lol

Oops my mistake. You're right. They're Under Armour. People keep comparing them to New Balance.

Yeah I wear NB also because of the same thing the wide size that Nike doesn't do.

I have the opposite problem - I'm small-boned & have narrow feet & find regular Nikes often too wide for me - I use to wear NB but latrey have been wearing ASICS Gel, find them very comfortable and fit me well - the top-front is also made of a soft mesh instead of leather & I find that adds to the comfort as I find fhe mesh less constricting/tight than leather.

So know one wears steal toe boots like I do ?

I've worn Nikes, Adidas, UA, Asics - and currently I'm enjoying about 10 months with my first pair of UA running shoes - good quality and very light.

I've never worn New Balance - just seems like sneakers for old over weight dudes - with elastic waistbands -

I like Adidas and Asics for my gym shoes. I wear Allen Edmonds for everything else (except work boots). AE sells shoes and boots in various sizes, widths, and lasts (where 'last' is the shape of the foot or sole bottom). I was never one who wore "tennis shoes" everywhere.