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Posted: 11/18/2021 10:48:46 PM EDT
Suggestions? I'd make them myself, but I don't have access to any child labor factories.
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Those Chinese sneakers with weird brand names on Amazon are probably non-woke and slave made.
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Quoted: Suggestions? I'd make them myself, but I don't have access to any child labor factories. View Quote From my understanding, there are none. This made me feel a tad better about using my Commie Christmas present (Nike Giftcard) last year. Attached File |
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Quoted: From my understanding, there are none. This made me feel a tad better about using my Commie Christmas present (Nike Giftcard) last year. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/126656/AD33F36F-BB06-48B5-9294-8A07B6D80F54_jpe-2172110.JPG View Quote |
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Honestly have no idea about their political affiliations, but Saucony are the only running shoe you’ll ever need
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Quoted: New Balance are/were made in the USA. View Quote Made in the USA does not equal Non-Woke. I was at the Tanger outlet stores at National Harbor, and half the stores mandated masks, the other half did not. Nike had some fat rent-a-cop guarding the entrance to only allow mask wearers in. New Balance wasn't quite as bad, but still. The employees at Sunglass Hut gave no fucks. I almost bought a pair just because (but not really, 'cause that shit's expensive). There are a few others where the employees were just hanging out maskless. It's just random. |
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I was told New Balance are the official shoe of white people. That’s why I bought them. They’re pretty comfortable for running.
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Quoted: I was surprised Nike allowed me to do it. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/126656/2A138F61-A812-4745-938C-B7A80F5E6E76_jpe-2172134.JPG View Quote |
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I like Hoka and Asics, I have never seen anything from them to piss me off.
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Under Armour? Seriously don't know but I thought they were slightly less commie then others.
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What about the rest of your kit? Or you just draw the line at shoes?
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I’ve been looking at Brooks lately but I don’t know what their history or wokeness is. I haven’t heard anything but I don’t follow all the channels either.
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Asics are hands down the best road running shoe. No idea if they’re woke or not.
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I wear Merrells but I am sure someone will be along shortly to provide a link of the CEO riding atop a Chicom missile transporter.
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i wear a lot of gear from goruck.com. They have shoes, boots, and clothes. Not sure the shoes would be good for running - i think they are more work out orientated
I believe the founder is former military. |
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Quoted: What about the rest of your kit? Or you just draw the line at shoes? View Quote Haven't bought kit shit in a long time. Latest purchase was hunting supplies. Haven't seen anything from companies that manufacture things designed to kill. But I need shoes, so that's where I'm at currently. |
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Buy the shoes that work for your feet.
Save the woke spending for other things. There are many opportunities. |
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Quoted: Asics are hands down the best road running shoe. No idea if they’re woke or not. Edit for spelling View Quote I run my GT2000s way over the mileage limit and they are good to me. I can't wear Brooks shoes without pain, and my wife can't wear Asics. Merrills absolutely kill my feet unless I swap the insoles. You may not want to spend your money with a particular shoe company, but the inner commie in your feet could overrule you. |
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So possible options so far are Brooks, Saucony, Asics, Hoka, and possibly Merrell's. Solid suggestions.
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View Quote ON is what all the wealthy people are wearing |
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I have switched from Nike to Asics. I haven't seen anything that puts up red flags for Asics yet.
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With running shoes I would buy whatever fit and provided the required performance. Period.
Maybe I am just being silly because of bone spurs. |
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Sketchers seems pretty non-woke.
Tony Romo for Skechers Max Cushioning |
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My Brooks say made in Vietnam. I use to just buy NB because they lasted for many miles. Their construction has changed and for me they are garbage. The Brooks that I bought are light and still feel good. I rotate 3 pairs of shoes and that makes them last longer or so I think . Still looking for solid high mileage shoes like NB use to make.
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Quoted: My Brooks say made in Vietnam. I use to just buy NB because they lasted for many miles. Their construction has changed and for me they are garbage. The Brooks that I bought are light and still feel good. I rotate 3 pairs of shoes and that makes them last longer or so I think . Still looking for solid high mileage shoes like NB use to make. View Quote I feel the same. The last pair of NB didn't seem to last 6 months. But maybe I've never really paid any attention to my shoes until they were completely deteriorated. |
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Quoted: Half of the commie running club wear these and swear by them. I'm on the edge of trying them. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Honestly have no idea about their political affiliations, but Saucony are the only running shoe you'll ever need Half of the commie running club wear these and swear by them. I'm on the edge of trying them. Saucony are fucking legit and made in the USA. The best running shoe on the market. They're literally the only "sneaker" type shoe I'll buy at all. Are they woke? No idea. |
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Was going to suggest Altra, but just looked at their web site and who we are has DIE as the second link.
Gotta get diversity in running as there are too many white people doing it. Obviously racist that a sport is majority white (ie, see all the camping gear companies, especially REI). |
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Hoka is openly woke as fuck lol
I use new balance fresh foams. They’re great shoes. I dunno about their politics but haven’t seen anything major, yet. |
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I'd say bare feet, but then that company would be god, and it appears, at least in my religion of Catholicism, that they are woke.
The evidence being their complicity in bringing illegals into this country and showing them how to defraud the federal govt. |
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I'm going to guess Japanese brands like ASICS, Mizuno, and
edit: oops, Google came up Saucony as a Japanese brand for some odd reason. |
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Saucony is an American brand, but most of their products are Asian made, just like other manufacturers.
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Quoted: I wear Merrells but I am sure someone will be along shortly to provide a link of the CEO riding atop a Chicom missile transporter. View Quote Same parent company, Wolverine, as Saucony and a bunch of other shoes. I've worn Merrell trail gloves (minimalist type shoe) for about the last 10 years and they have helped my ankle, shin, knee, and hip issues a lot. |
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Quoted: Same parent company, Wolverine, as Saucony and a bunch of other shoes. I've worn Merrell trail gloves (minimalist type shoe) for about the last 10 years and they have helped my ankle, shin, knee, and hip issues a lot. View Quote It's hard to say no when a conglomerate offers you a billion dollars for your company (not that I would know). |
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