British Knights, Avia, Nike Air, Reebok Pump, Puma Disc

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• farmer bob Posts: 27,595

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  25/04/15 - 00:59 #2

  Adidas Gazelle

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• Sky_Guy Posts: 6,859

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  25/04/15 - 01:00 #3

  Reebok

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• RiDsTeR Posts: 12,227

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  25/04/15 - 01:28 #4

  British Knights. I somehow have managed to accumulate 5 pairs since January.

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• My usernames Posts: 1,002

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  25/04/15 - 01:48 #5

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  But I really like converse they are soooo comfy for my clumsy middle aged feet and that's what matters when yo get to my age

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• sodavlac Posts: 10,607

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  25/04/15 - 02:11 #6

  I got into trainers from around the ages of 11-16, mostly grew out of caring about them after that as a fashion item, There's probably a few pairs I'm forgetting but I do remember some. Had these Reebok Pump Blacktops, these Nike Air Max IVs/Classics + another pair in a grey colour scheme.
  
  Had some Air Huaraches, don't think I've ever worn a comfier pair of trainers since.
  
  Adidas Torsion became a thing round about then (early 90s) and I owned a couple pairs of those. One pair were white tennis shoes and another were some black (mid top I think they're called) basketball shoes with fluorescent yellow adidas stripes.
  
  Also remember a pair of Diadora basketball boots, Asics trainers and a pair of Travel Fox boots.

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• BastardBeaver Posts: 11,903

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  25/04/15 - 02:27 #7

  Yea I was a Reebok classics kid.

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