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Reebok Breezy Patent Leather Referee Shoes
Looking at buying a new pair. Looking at the Reebok Breezy Patent Leather Shoes.
Anyone bought these? Thoughts? Suggestions of other shoes? |
I do not like the look at all. But that is me.
Peace |
Friend of mine bought a pair and he complained that if you have a wider foot the shoes caused blisters. To each his own though, only you can decide what works for you.
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Nike Air Max
I posted something about shoes a couple of weeks back and got a great response. What I ended up buying for the upcoming season was Air Max 2009...all leather black. I paid wayyyy more then what I wanted to...$150, but they are the most comfortable shoe I have ever worn on or off the court and well worth the extra money. Have done 4 games in them and love them. Good luck to you!
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That being said, I would say that you might need to put some kind of insole into the shoe because I got a blister my first time using them because they are a very roomy shoe. You might want to order a half-size smaller because they do tend to run a little big. As far as looks are concerned, I also agree that they don't look as much like traditional ref shoes as some would like, but I think they do a fantastic job supporting your foot, and nobody is really looking at the referee's feet to begin with anyway. Hope this helped!!! |
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BTW, the folks at Ump-Attire.com are excellent! |
Im going Re-Zig
http://www.mbt-footwears.com/images/...-ZigPulse1.jpg
All black of course Too crazy looking...maybe. Comfortable: check Will get made fun of in the locker room: check |
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JR - thats the wrong model - the ones I have are match the uni
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Peace |
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The patent leather is very hard to break in but they look very nice on the court. |
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Peace |
Hate to keep on this because I know there are already dozens of shoe threads (but I'm going to anyway;)) I found a pair of Nike Shox all leather that look good and aren't $150-165 like the Air Max. Anybody here ever used these to referee? My only concern is that Shox are primarily a running shoe, and not a court shoe. I have visions of falling off of those shox when I try turn a corner:o
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I cannot speak for the Nike Shox as I have heard people have problems with that style. I use the Nike Air Max (I have a couple of different styles in the running shoe) and that works for me. At the end of the day you have to find a shoe that works for you and you are personally OK with. We all do not have the same body style or the same foot issues. I do know many people that use the Shox and they love them. Peace |
Shox were actually my preferred shoe before I purchased the patent leather shoe. I prefer them actually for comfort and fit.
I am interested in where you found them because all leather Black shox is difficult here in Canada. |
NB 888's
It seems that in my neck of the woods everybody is buying the NB 888's.
Going to give them a try. The rumor mill says they are a bit heavy, but I only hear great things regarding support if you have any issues with your feet. |
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Peace |
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Appreciate the input |
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2009 or 2010 Nike Air Max
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Most court shoes and cross trainers are made with non-marking rubber outsoles, like the Nike AirMax 2009. |
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Peace |
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http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2186/...aab3e68b50.jpg |
Also...
I went to a college game last year and all three refs were wearing Air Max 2009 all leather black. That was the first time I thought about changing from NB.
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But that's just me....obviously. |
Reebok Breezy Shoes
I currently wear these patent leather referee shoes. The Breezy's are OK. I needed to insert thicker soles inside the shoes--I inserted some Dr. Sholls soles into them. I find the shoes to be too narrow.
I really wish Reebok did not discontinue production of its previous patent leather shoe--The Ref. I usually only wear Reebok products, but something is just not right about the Breezy's for me. |
Jurassic!
you need to relax there Jurasic...I had been looking for new shoes because I had shin splints last year. I was not even aware of the Air Max before I saw college guys wearing them. I posted something about this about a month ago and eventually tried them on and fell in love with them. So I'm not sure what your deal is....if you don't like them that that is your prerogative but I have talked to many guys/gals that love them.
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My point was what if you tried the Air Maxs on after you saw the college guys wearing them and they gave you a terminal case of shin splints? The way you worded the post I responded to kinda alluded to you trying them just because you saw some college guys wearing them. I was just wondering if that actually was true. As I said, the choice of shoes was, is and always will be a personal preference imo. What's good for you may be terrible for someone else with a different-shaped foot. That's why these many shoe threads and the recommendations contained within are just a WOBW imo. But that's also only my opinion. That means it's meaningless to everybody but me. Signed: Comatose Ol' JR |
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This place does not have my size in stock!
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