Knicks · RJ Barrett Signs with Puma (page 1)
Ever since I got them as a kid in 72', green has been my favorite color.
GustavBahler wrote:Green Puma Clydes,.Nice. Always wanted Clydes. Best I had as a kid was pro ked suedes. I have wide feet and as a kid had to get sneakers at Ray Pedics in Ossining until about fifth grade.
CrushAlot wrote:GustavBahler wrote:Green Puma Clydes,.Nice. Always wanted Clydes. Best I had as a kid was pro ked suedes. I have wide feet and as a kid had to get sneakers at Ray Pedics in Ossining until about fifth grade.
Should have taken better care of them because my next shoes were Sears "Winner" 
Have wide feet as well. Makes buying shoes time consuming.
GustavBahler wrote:CrushAlot wrote:GustavBahler wrote:Green Puma Clydes,.Nice. Always wanted Clydes. Best I had as a kid was pro ked suedes. I have wide feet and as a kid had to get sneakers at Ray Pedics in Ossining until about fifth grade.Should have taken better care of them because my next shoes were Sears "Winner"
Have wide feet as well. Makes buying shoes time consuming.
Man, I thought I was the only wide foot fool around here. Puma needs to extend their extra wide selections to the basketball line. They only have extra wide on the training sneakers.
GustavBahler wrote:CrushAlot wrote:GustavBahler wrote:Green Puma Clydes,.Nice. Always wanted Clydes. Best I had as a kid was pro ked suedes. I have wide feet and as a kid had to get sneakers at Ray Pedics in Ossining until about fifth grade.Should have taken better care of them because my next shoes were Sears "Winner"
Have wide feet as well. Makes buying shoes time consuming.
Didn’t Caldor have a good knock off on Chuck Taylor’s.
CrushAlot wrote:GustavBahler wrote:CrushAlot wrote:GustavBahler wrote:Green Puma Clydes,.Nice. Always wanted Clydes. Best I had as a kid was pro ked suedes. I have wide feet and as a kid had to get sneakers at Ray Pedics in Ossining until about fifth grade.Should have taken better care of them because my next shoes were Sears "Winner"
Have wide feet as well. Makes buying shoes time consuming.
Didn’t Caldor have a good knock off on Chuck Taylor’s.
Havent heard that name in a loooong time. Since I was back in NY. Are they still around?.Cant remember.
First time I took them out in the rain, most of the colors bled onto the street. Sure wae a lot of it. They were comfortable, but didnt last long. Believe my next ones were white Addidas Stan Smiths. Those were nice, tough to keep clean though.
GustavBahler wrote:CrushAlot wrote:GustavBahler wrote:CrushAlot wrote:GustavBahler wrote:Green Puma Clydes,.Nice. Always wanted Clydes. Best I had as a kid was pro ked suedes. I have wide feet and as a kid had to get sneakers at Ray Pedics in Ossining until about fifth grade.Should have taken better care of them because my next shoes were Sears "Winner"
Have wide feet as well. Makes buying shoes time consuming.
Didn’t Caldor have a good knock off on Chuck Taylor’s.Havent heard that name in a loooong time. Since I was back in NY. Are they still around?.Cant remember.
First time I took them out in the rain, most of the colors bled onto the street. Sure wae a lot of it. They were comfortable, but didnt last long. Believe my next ones were white Addidas Stan Smiths. Those were nice, tough to keep clean though.
Hahaha...my best Caldor memory is my mom sneaking into th stockroom to buy me a hard to find Thunder at action figure. I remember seeing one of the last ones around in NC around 2000. I want to say they were like Kohl's in terms of layout, but I don't remember. I remember spending hours with Panthro, Lion-0, Wily Kit and Wily Kat along with the Thunder Tank. Do kids even play with action figures anymore?
BigDaddyG wrote:GustavBahler wrote:CrushAlot wrote:GustavBahler wrote:CrushAlot wrote:GustavBahler wrote:Green Puma Clydes,.Nice. Always wanted Clydes. Best I had as a kid was pro ked suedes. I have wide feet and as a kid had to get sneakers at Ray Pedics in Ossining until about fifth grade.Should have taken better care of them because my next shoes were Sears "Winner"
Have wide feet as well. Makes buying shoes time consuming.
Didn’t Caldor have a good knock off on Chuck Taylor’s.Havent heard that name in a loooong time. Since I was back in NY. Are they still around?.Cant remember.
First time I took them out in the rain, most of the colors bled onto the street. Sure wae a lot of it. They were comfortable, but didnt last long. Believe my next ones were white Addidas Stan Smiths. Those were nice, tough to keep clean though.
Hahaha...my best Caldor memory is my mom sneaking into th stockroom to buy me a hard to find Thunder at action figure. I remember seeing one of the last ones around in NC around 2000. I want to say they were like Kohl's in terms of layout, but I don't remember. I remember spending hours with Panthro, Lion-0, Wily Kit and Wily Kat along with the Thunder Tank. Do kids even play with action figures anymore?
LOL Had a GI JOE (sadly without the Kung Fu grip) Gave up when I dropped it, and the arms, and legs shot out like missiles at the same time. Around the time I got hooked on Pong.
NYKBocker wrote:GustavBahler wrote:CrushAlot wrote:GustavBahler wrote:Green Puma Clydes,.Nice. Always wanted Clydes. Best I had as a kid was pro ked suedes. I have wide feet and as a kid had to get sneakers at Ray Pedics in Ossining until about fifth grade.Should have taken better care of them because my next shoes were Sears "Winner"
Have wide feet as well. Makes buying shoes time consuming.Man, I thought I was the only wide foot fool around here. Puma needs to extend their extra wide selections to the basketball line. They only have extra wide on the training sneakers.
I have hunted for wide Clydes my entire life. As a kid I would have told my parents they fit no matter how tight they were. Now I have bunion issues and wear inserts in my shoes in addition to the wide foot Clyde busters I was born with. I have become the guy Digital Underground sang about.
CrushAlot wrote:I hear you man. Right now, I only wear New balance or those ugly Nike extra wide shoes. I actually found a 13 4e Adidas basketball shoes.NYKBocker wrote:GustavBahler wrote:Man, I thought I was the only wide foot fool around here. Puma needs to extend their extra wide selections to the basketball line. They only have extra wide on the training sneakers.CrushAlot wrote:Should have taken better care of them because my next shoes were Sears "Winner"GustavBahler wrote:Green Puma Clydes,.Nice. Always wanted Clydes. Best I had as a kid was pro ked suedes. I have wide feet and as a kid had to get sneakers at Ray Pedics in Ossining until about fifth grade.
Have wide feet as well. Makes buying shoes time consuming.I have hunted for wide Clydes my entire life. As a kid I would have told my parents they fit no matter how tight they were. Now I have bunion issues and wear inserts in my shoes in addition to the wide foot Clyde busters I was born with. I have become the guy Digital Underground sang about.
At least for casual Sperry makes wide shoes.
NYKBocker wrote:CrushAlot wrote:I hear you man. Right now, I only wear New balance or those ugly Nike extra wide shoes. I actually found a 13 4e Adidas basketball shoes.NYKBocker wrote:GustavBahler wrote:Man, I thought I was the only wide foot fool around here. Puma needs to extend their extra wide selections to the basketball line. They only have extra wide on the training sneakers.CrushAlot wrote:Should have taken better care of them because my next shoes were Sears "Winner"GustavBahler wrote:Green Puma Clydes,.Nice. Always wanted Clydes. Best I had as a kid was pro ked suedes. I have wide feet and as a kid had to get sneakers at Ray Pedics in Ossining until about fifth grade.
Have wide feet as well. Makes buying shoes time consuming.I have hunted for wide Clydes my entire life. As a kid I would have told my parents they fit no matter how tight they were. Now I have bunion issues and wear inserts in my shoes in addition to the wide foot Clyde busters I was born with. I have become the guy Digital Underground sang about.
At least for casual Sperry makes wide shoes.
Didnt have this issue until I was in my late 20s, not like you guys. Agree its a pain finding shoes. Liked New Balance when they first started selling shoes. Brooks were the first running shoes I bought. Felt like I was riding in a Cadillac, lol. Compared to everything else to that point.
Anyway, the NBs have a plasic sole covered with fabric. When that wears out you get blisters. With all the new tech out there, they dont make them last like they used to. Suppose thats the point these days.
GustavBahler wrote:NYKBocker wrote:CrushAlot wrote:I hear you man. Right now, I only wear New balance or those ugly Nike extra wide shoes. I actually found a 13 4e Adidas basketball shoes.NYKBocker wrote:GustavBahler wrote:Man, I thought I was the only wide foot fool around here. Puma needs to extend their extra wide selections to the basketball line. They only have extra wide on the training sneakers.CrushAlot wrote:Should have taken better care of them because my next shoes were Sears "Winner"GustavBahler wrote:Green Puma Clydes,.Nice. Always wanted Clydes. Best I had as a kid was pro ked suedes. I have wide feet and as a kid had to get sneakers at Ray Pedics in Ossining until about fifth grade.
Have wide feet as well. Makes buying shoes time consuming.I have hunted for wide Clydes my entire life. As a kid I would have told my parents they fit no matter how tight they were. Now I have bunion issues and wear inserts in my shoes in addition to the wide foot Clyde busters I was born with. I have become the guy Digital Underground sang about.
At least for casual Sperry makes wide shoes.Didnt have this issue until I was in my late 20s, not like you guys. Agree its a pain finding shoes. Liked New Balance when they first started selling shoes. Brooks were the first running shoes I bought. Felt like I was riding in a Cadillac, lol. Compared to everything else to that point.
Anyway, the NBs have a plasic sole covered with fabric. When that wears out you get blisters. With all the new tech out there, they dont make them last like they used to. Suppose thats the point these days.
You can always buy new soles. A lot of shoes have crap soles. I actually do this for work.
BigDaddyG wrote:GustavBahler wrote:CrushAlot wrote:GustavBahler wrote:CrushAlot wrote:GustavBahler wrote:Green Puma Clydes,.Nice. Always wanted Clydes. Best I had as a kid was pro ked suedes. I have wide feet and as a kid had to get sneakers at Ray Pedics in Ossining until about fifth grade.Should have taken better care of them because my next shoes were Sears "Winner"
Have wide feet as well. Makes buying shoes time consuming.
Didn’t Caldor have a good knock off on Chuck Taylor’s.Havent heard that name in a loooong time. Since I was back in NY. Are they still around?.Cant remember.
First time I took them out in the rain, most of the colors bled onto the street. Sure wae a lot of it. They were comfortable, but didnt last long. Believe my next ones were white Addidas Stan Smiths. Those were nice, tough to keep clean though.
Hahaha...my best Caldor memory is my mom sneaking into th stockroom to buy me a hard to find Thunder at action figure. I remember seeing one of the last ones around in NC around 2000. I want to say they were like Kohl's in terms of layout, but I don't remember. I remember spending hours with Panthro, Lion-0, Wily Kit and Wily Kat along with the Thunder Tank. Do kids even play with action figures anymore?
I've got a 3 year old grandson who will play with nothing but the characters from the Cars movies. 
Disney must be making trillions on those toys. They make 5 different versions of the same character.
Caldors! Jamesway! Crap, out here in booneyville near McGuire AFB, we used to have an Ames! My wife entered me in a store contest and she won a 20 dollar gift certificate for me being the tallest guy in the store. The things we will do for love. 
White leather with black suede stripe Clydes! My first pair of non-Pro Keds! And the last pair of low kicks I ever actually wore while playing.
After the Clydes fell apart, I started wearing hi-top Pony's. Man, did I take some shit for wearing those... LMAO.
Allanfan20 wrote:GustavBahler wrote:NYKBocker wrote:CrushAlot wrote:I hear you man. Right now, I only wear New balance or those ugly Nike extra wide shoes. I actually found a 13 4e Adidas basketball shoes.NYKBocker wrote:GustavBahler wrote:Man, I thought I was the only wide foot fool around here. Puma needs to extend their extra wide selections to the basketball line. They only have extra wide on the training sneakers.CrushAlot wrote:Should have taken better care of them because my next shoes were Sears "Winner"GustavBahler wrote:Green Puma Clydes,.Nice. Always wanted Clydes. Best I had as a kid was pro ked suedes. I have wide feet and as a kid had to get sneakers at Ray Pedics in Ossining until about fifth grade.
Have wide feet as well. Makes buying shoes time consuming.I have hunted for wide Clydes my entire life. As a kid I would have told my parents they fit no matter how tight they were. Now I have bunion issues and wear inserts in my shoes in addition to the wide foot Clyde busters I was born with. I have become the guy Digital Underground sang about.
At least for casual Sperry makes wide shoes.Didnt have this issue until I was in my late 20s, not like you guys. Agree its a pain finding shoes. Liked New Balance when they first started selling shoes. Brooks were the first running shoes I bought. Felt like I was riding in a Cadillac, lol. Compared to everything else to that point.
Anyway, the NBs have a plasic sole covered with fabric. When that wears out you get blisters. With all the new tech out there, they dont make them last like they used to. Suppose thats the point these days.
You can always buy new soles. A lot of shoes have crap soles. I actually do this for work.
My bad, I meant the heel.
Nalod wrote:few years ago I had a bout of Capsulitis. Basically "Turf toe" but in the second toe.
I also had a instance or two of planter fasciitis. I started playing tennis about 8 years ago and my body really did not like my new sport. The Capsulitis inflamed my foot a bit and I needed some really wide shoes for about a year. It eventually got back to "normal". I found an Asics tennis shoe that really worked well for me and I rotate two pairs which last me almost a year. I buy at the same time these: https://www.orthosole.com/ They run about $50 a piece. Different designs for different applications. I tried various Superfeet and they were ok. The orthosoles have eradicated my foot problems and non have come up since. No two feet are the same and no two cures/recommendations are the same. My toe issue required I use a $450 custom sole for a few weeks until it healed. I also had fluid removed and took an injection. The custom inner sole had a built in metatarsal pad. The Orthosoles have a movable arch and metatarsal pad. They come with 3 of each depending on what you need.
I just leave the medium size in as they come from the factory and my feet are great.
Allanfan Im sure has more to say and if he is the pro I'd be interested in his opinion.
Please, Im just passing along what worked for me and never suggest bypass a pro if you have issues. I tried to cure it on my own but relented to a Dr. It was expensive but worth ever penny! Im taking care of my feet and have had few problems with my knees and hamstring since. Before, I was always getting hurt!!! Im also in better shape and my body has adapted to the game.
Is this you and the lady wife?
