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Archives et corbeille => Corbeille => Discussion démarrée par: www.nikedunks2011.com le 12 November 2010 07:45:43
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I’d like to try this again with a slightly larger shoe, & next time I will do the cutting outside – it smoked & stank something fierce! Now my apt. smells like burnt rubber. I had to wear goggles also a bandanna because the amount of smoking hot rubber chunks that were going in every single place.
It works! I had to play with nike dunks (http://www.nikedunks2011.com/nike-dunks-c-155.html) the positioning of the cleats a bit, but they lock in & Custom Nike Dunks (http://www.nikedunks2011.com/nike-dunks-custom-nike-dunks-c-155_209.html) unlock fine. they appear comfortable for jogging around, Nike Dunks 2010 (http://www.nikedunks2011.com/nike-dunks-nike-dunks-2010-c-155_210.html)although they are a small tight. This is because of the thickness of the Girano insole. Nike Dunk High (http://www.nikedunks2011.com/nike-dunks-nike-dunk-high-c-155_212.html)I reckon this would work better had I used a shoe a half-size bigger than what I usually wear. Nike Dunk Low (http://www.nikedunks2011.com/nike-dunks-nike-dunk-low-c-155_165.html) Foot retention decent; I could skid without any worry of coming out of the shoe.
So far, they appear fine for jogging around, & fine for casual running. & you can’t tell they've cleats in them unless you see the soles. Of work, I need to make use of them for a couple weeks to know. This first attempt was an experiment / proof of idea. In a couple weeks I’ll be prepared for a round 2, with a pair of size 10′s. I’ll try to document the process better that time, maybe make a video. meanwhile, leave a comment to let me know in case you reckon this is icy, & in case you try this mashup yourself.