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Payless Shoes has Nike Shaquile O'Neal shoes on sale for $5 off.

Slim

Only $5 off? They're still probably $50000000000000095.99

CowboySlim wrote:Payless Shoes has Nike Shaquile O'Neal shoes on sale for $5 off.

LOL!

Shaq has never worn Nike's in his pro career. Also, Payless does not carry any name brand shoes anyways.

I just bought a pair of Nike skate shoes last week, gonna hold off until Feb. 14th, when some new retro Jordans get released.

Apologies for the poor memory. But the store, Shaq and the reduction are correct. Check the LATimes for this AM. Full page ad.

Slim
Whom, to BuddahTB, would not lie.

BuddhaTB wrote:I just bought a pair of Nike skate shoes last week

Nike and skate shoes.. two things that just don't sound right being said together. How do you like them?

Slim, you sure it wasnt' Jermaine O'neal?

I'll check the paper when I get home tonight.

Ian wrote:Slim, you sure it wasnt' Jermaine O'neal?

OK, I'm home now. It is the Shaquille O'Neal "Dunkman" shoe. At "Payless ShoeSource". Huge ad in the sports section.

BuddahTB must have seen it on that sneaker website/forum/bulletin board that he goes to. Probably coming back from Payless now with several new pairs.

Slim
Who usually restrains himself from making value judgements concerning other people's activities, however why someone would participate in a footwear website is beyond me.

Who is Jermaine O'Neal? What kind of shoes does this O'Neal sell?

Slim

BuddhaTB wrote:I just bought a pair of Nike skate shoes last week

You mean Nike ice skates? What the heck are skate shoes?

skateboard shoes.

Jermaine O'Neal is a bball player. I forget what team he plays for.

Ohhhh, then why aren't they called skateboard or skateboarding shoes? Skate shoes sounds like the old-school roller skates, the ones where you used to attach the wheels to your regular shoes.

Jermaine O'Neal plays for the Indiana Pacers. He's a thug.

Jermaine O'Neal plays for the Indiana Pacers. He's a thug.

That's why I quit watching boxing and wrasslin', there is more real fighting in basketball.

Slim,
Who misses roller derby which had more wrasslin' than wrasslin' and more boxin' than boxin'.

Ian wrote:

BuddhaTB wrote:I just bought a pair of Nike skate shoes last week

Nike and skate shoes.. two things that just don't sound right being said together. How do you like them?

VERY comfortable.

These are the ones I got, Nike Zoom Air E-Cue. You either like the design or hate them. Very durable and comfy.

polyurethane coated upper over breathable mesh equals ventilated armor / Double stacked Zoom Air in heel for extra cushioning with no sacrafice of board feel / Anatomically contoured footbed for a great fit right out of the box

Nike also has some other styles out currently, but they are earning the respect of skate boarders since they have a very good skate team.
Check out www.nikeskateboarding.com when you have time.

I don't think any real skateboarders would be caught dead wearing those pimp shoes. Nike should really go hang out at the skate park for a few hours.

I don't think any real skateboarders would be caught dead wearing those pimp shoes. Nike should really go hang out at the skate park for a few hours.

I thought that they wore Van's.

Slim
Who hasn't worn Van's in twentyfive years.

CowboySlim wrote:I thought that they wore Van's.

I thought so too. Either Vans or Etnies or whatever they are called.

I used to wear Vans all the time. After buying a pair of Nikes, I realized just how uncomfortable Vans were. They have very little support in them. Ah well.. maybe I'm just getting old.

I used to wear Vans all the time. After buying a pair of Nikes, I realized just how uncomfortable Vans were. They have very little support in them. Ah well.. maybe I'm just getting old.

Yes, you are. I know it well.

Van's were made locally (to me) thirty years ago and they had little neighborhood shops in the area, one a mile form my house. For an extra couple of bucks they would make a "custom" pair for you. You chose the style, top material and sole pattern/material and they would make to your length and width (standard, narrow or wide). As I wear an A or B width, they were the only "tennis" shoe that I wore for years. You could also go to a fabric store and buy a yard and a half of any cloth/material whatsoever and for another $5, they would apply that to the top.

Slim
Who used to have some absolutely, smashing, dynamite, one-of-a-kind tennies.