keep your eye out, I came up two days ago from this thread!
A box cutter does work, but if you want more control with cutting then an X-Acto knife is perfect. A #11 blade would suffice, but a #16 blade is best for control (#11 for straight cuts, #16 for curves usually used for cutting stencils). I have these supplies already at my disposal because I'm an art student, so I don't know if you'd want to invest in them just to cut an insole.. it'll probably cost $5-10 total at an art store. Scissors also work though..
Production dates don't matter, right shoe is right shoe and left shoe is left shoe.
You don't find that odd, though? Every other pair has the same dates for both shoes. This is sounding like that Twix commercial where there's one factory that makes Left Twix and another factory makes Right Twix. Except in this case one makes the right shoe and the other makes the left shoe.
No.You don't find that odd, though? Every other pair has the same dates for both shoes. This is sounding like that Twix commercial where there's one factory that makes Left Twix and another factory makes Right Twix. Except in this case one makes the right shoe and the other makes the left shoe.
lol. Nowhere did I try to make a big deal of this. Just didn't know if it was common, since I'd never seen it before, hence why I posted it. Plus the shoes physically look different. No need to be an *** about it.
Where did I go crazy in my comment? Like I said, I'm still gonna wear the shoes.
Worn mine atleast 10 times already and no cracks or chips yet! *Knocks on wood*i got like this 2 inch hair line crack already and only worn em less than 10 times
aint even mad though..
wore mine atleast 20 times, and I Danced in them for a job, no cracks or creases yet, also have Toe shields in, im a Bboy so it's only a matter of time for me. How much do u guys weigh, that are getting early cracks? it seems like that could be a huge factor, especially with the way people's feet are shaped.Dude's be double-dutching in their kicks.
