what shoe decreasers do you use?

[kevin2nd]

i heard the best ones are from ikea - they're called displaycases.

 

[i love af1]

Originally Posted by kevin2nd


i heard the best ones are from ikea - they're called displaycases.

good idea, too bad they're too big

 

[dalilboy]

where can i buy any of these

 

[jordansequallife]

www.boxfresh.com

 

[trieze k]

I took a pair of old timbs and cut their insoles to fit the toe boxes of my shoes, works pretty good for me

 

[la213espg]

Originally Posted by TimCity2000

there's always the duck walk....

I've done that before

 

[pull a fredo]

I've only tried the Box Fresh ones, Protector model. I inserted them in a pair of Air Force 25s (with the insole out temporarily for installation) and theywere too tall. Thus, I had to trim them down a bit with an X-ACTO knife. After that they fit fine, so I reinserted the insoles and walked around in them a bit.The walls of the Protector were crushing my feet.

Last night I busted out my X-ACTO knife again and carved out the sections of the insert that pressed up against my feet and then placed them back in thesneakers. I've worn them all day today and they feel fine. I've been walking regularly and there are no creases in the toe box area. Box Fresh has themost potential with their product, but they just need to alter the walls to make them more comfortable.

 

[jordanretrohead23]

i stuff my forces with socks or the small type wrist bands, those are the only shoes i stuff

 

[lawncrest3]

i got boxfresh. where can i buy force fields

 

[king jay xi]

^footlocker

 

[i love af1]

Originally Posted by pull a Fredo

I've only tried the Box Fresh ones, Protector model. I inserted them in a pair of Air Force 25s (with the insole out temporarily for installation) and they were too tall. Thus, I had to trim them down a bit with an X-ACTO knife. After that they fit fine, so I reinserted the insoles and walked around in them a bit. The walls of the Protector were crushing my feet.

Last night I busted out my X-ACTO knife again and carved out the sections of the insert that pressed up against my feet and then placed them back in the sneakers. I've worn them all day today and they feel fine. I've been walking regularly and there are no creases in the toe box area. Box Fresh has the most potential with their product, but they just need to alter the walls to make them more comfortable.

pics?

 

[jordanretrohead23]

i went to boxfresh and couldn't find anything under footwear or accessories.... ? ..... can i get some quick help

 

[lawncrest3]

thanks

 

[vick619]

Originally Posted by killerjumpshot

can someone post pics of a new pair of force fields and then a worn out pair? ive never seen them

you can see them at your footlocker or footaction near you, im too lazy to post mines

 

[pull a fredo]

Originally Posted by I Love AF1

Originally Posted by pull a Fredo

I've only tried the Box Fresh ones, Protector model. I inserted them in a pair of Air Force 25s (with the insole out temporarily for installation) and they were too tall. Thus, I had to trim them down a bit with an X-ACTO knife. After that they fit fine, so I reinserted the insoles and walked around in them a bit. The walls of the Protector were crushing my feet.

Last night I busted out my X-ACTO knife again and carved out the sections of the insert that pressed up against my feet and then placed them back in the sneakers. I've worn them all day today and they feel fine. I've been walking regularly and there are no creases in the toe box area. Box Fresh has the most potential with their product, but they just need to alter the walls to make them more comfortable.

pics?

Here are the AF25s after a full day of wear:

 

[adob0]

those that wear them, are they comfortable?