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Are they actually more comfortable with the zoom soles?

Cursing my big feet or I'd be buying the pineapples now.

The 90 South Beach are a pair I've been after for ages but the price has gone mad lately. Still searching for the Denhams at a reasonable price also
 
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Nice! They look nicer in your photos than they did online tbh with both pairs. I like the pastel prides too!

I just got an email this morning...

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So that's nice :p Good job I didn't find the ones I wanted yesterday (I did spend about an hour looking, none in my sizes anywhere) or I'd have about 5 pairs incoming which would go down well :D

Used to be my local store, spent a fair bit in there! Cool place. Haven't found anywhere decent since I moved back to UK, but haven't had a chance to look mind...
 
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The 90 South Beach are a pair I've been after for ages but the price has gone mad lately. Still searching for the Denhams at a reasonable price also
OK, thanks. Those damn south beach's are now on the list. Lovely colours! I feel I got the Denhams at a great time. Since then they seem to have all gone up.

Are they actually more comfortable with the zoom soles?
Not had them on yet :p The pineapples though... omg no idea what the difference in sole is, but man they're so comfy.
 
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OK, thanks. Those damn south beach's are now on the list. Lovely colours! I feel I got the Denhams at a great time. Since then they seem to have all gone up.


Not had them on yet :p The pineapples though... omg no idea what the difference in sole is, but man they're so comfy.

I passed on them a few times when they were in the sales and now have massive regret. There's a pair on ebay for £250 but I can't bring myself to pay it.

Are the pineapples on the new recraft shape/sole with the front airbag maybe?
 
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I passed on them a few times when they were in the sales and now have massive regret. There's a pair on ebay for £250 but I can't bring myself to pay it.

Are the pineapples on the new recraft shape/sole with the front airbag maybe?
Unsure about the soles, but feels very soft. The wife tried on mine as I told her how comfy they were and she said "you've worn them in already" I was like I've only had them on 1min! So obviously feels much more like that. A lot softer than some others.

I like the South Beach women's version... I like the men's but the women's are nicer and a little cheaper :) but in that I've found some others ffs. I'll add them to my watch list. I have bought too many already in June!
 
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Pineapples have just released on nike uk in mens sizes, but my size 11 is missing completely. Those who bought them do they fit any tighter or looser than your other 90s? Unsure if should half size up or down
 
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Looking good!

I just had these delivered. My feet are in agony in the evenings at the moment from crap shoes and boots all day so thought I'd try something ultra comfy instead. Be interesting to see if they last the summer.

Adidas terrex free hikers.

These and Nike Overreact are the most comfortable trainers I've ever worn, even above Ultraboosts but they're not durable at all. Only wear them walking the dog for about an hour a day and the first pair got a hole in the side after about 3 months, second pair looks to be going the same way too and the continental sole wears down very quickly. But my god are they comfortable. To be fair I wear them in all types of weather, through fields etc etc but still you'd expect them to last a bit longer.
 
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These and Nike Overreact are the most comfortable trainers I've ever worn, even above Ultraboosts but they're not durable at all. Only wear them walking the dog for about an hour a day and the first pair got a hole in the side after about 3 months, second pair looks to be going the same way too and the continental sole wears down very quickly. But my god are they comfortable. To be fair I wear them in all types of weather, through fields etc etc but still you'd expect them to last a bit longer.

Yeah im loving them so far at the moment. So much so I bought another pair so I can chuck one in the washer and rotate.

It seems impossible to buy anything remotely durable anymore without going specialist and spending an absolute fortune.

Also everywhere I read said to half size down, so I did on the first pair, they are comfy but just a tad snug for my liking so gone back to my size on new pair. Only one tiny snag in the knit so far so we shall see how they hold up. They are being beaten pretty hard across all terrains. As I said previously if I can get 6 months or so of daily wear Id be pretty happy. The other thing is the price, retail is pretty dam expensive but at £100 in sales its not so bad.

I wish on the Boost’ed hiking trainers they’d use black or grey soles, the white discolours so quickly!

There a more than a few colourways that have the black boost.
 
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OK last pair this month...

I was conflicted about going for these and ended up not bothering. I already have all white adidas hi tops and they just look so much better AJ's need colour. I feel they would be horrible to keep clean as well or it would be far more noticeable. Not a huge fan of the "dirty" retro style that is going on either within the trainer market although I'm sure I could buy a pair of these and have them looking like £700 retro trainers within a few weeks.

I would be tempted to buy these and make them my own. As in colour them myself using permanent markers and therefore make them rather funky and unique.
 
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Yeah im loving them so far at the moment. So much so I bought another pair so I can chuck one in the washer and rotate.

It seems impossible to buy anything remotely durable anymore without going specialist and spending an absolute fortune.

Also everywhere I read said to half size down, so I did on the first pair, they are comfy but just a tad snug for my liking so gone back to my size on new pair. Only one tiny snag in the knit so far so we shall see how they hold up. They are being beaten pretty hard across all terrains. As I said previously if I can get 6 months or so of daily wear Id be pretty happy. The other thing is the price, retail is pretty dam expensive but at £100 in sales its not so bad.



There a more than a few colourways that have the black boost.

Yeah I read about going half size down but went TTS, they would've been too small if I did. You're right about the price, got mine for about £100 too, great price and I'd highly recommend them if they're on sale but I'd never pay retail for them.
 
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