don't buy any of them because they all suck.

buy these, slut

haha youre totally right, chucks look way hotter on chicks.

hahah these are amazing; i was going to get them in the winter but i kickers instead.

+1

#3 is the coolest of those three.

but I personally always wear:

They are comfortable, retro, and you can actually play sports in them without destroying your feet.
so if you want to dress like an unfashionable 40 year old, rock the Adidas.

This is the brand, that I've worn for past 10 years or so.



High quality and good looking.

And comfy.
we really are soul mates man.
hagghaaaaa ah ha haaa!
switched to Globe for my last purchase in the genre, btw.

Did you?

TRAITOR!!

holy shit i googled french hip hopper and this is the first pic google turned up



notice the shoes.

however notice the "run dmc" patch in the back of the shoes you criticize.

this is where it comes from



see?

They're French??




..

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I needed a change, it was back when I left my ex ----






:D but it's true.

Ah, I see, emotional confusion followed by abandonment of Etnies shoes,..

*writes prescription*

..


Here, use this twice a day


:D

mine aren't those limited edition Run DMC, but I'd wear em if they were the same price. I love Run DMC.

I have white with black, white with red, black with white, and a weird white upper with black rubber and stripes.

Save your money. But if you must insist, get No Sweat sneakers. They're built better than Cons and are fair trade. Don't give into the whole "need authentic Converse bullshit" that many adolescents are trapped in today. They're the same price as cons too.
http://www.nosweatapparel.com/miva/m...roduct_Count=3

Red strings on my Converse, and dis a Dre track

i really like number 3 and think you should get them. they're suede? i like suede in a "sneaker".

red stripes not laces

to me, a guy with a mullet would wear them.

You really can't get any cooler than that. Take note folks, this is what three cool dudes look like.

I like it how Run DMC and alot of the 80s/early-90s rappers wore regular fitting clothes, as opposed to the 'rappers' (if you will call them that) of today.