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Array shamshir (or anybody else):
do you want the shoes???
-m -
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Array Originally posted by shamshir I've always found that weird. I mean don't boxers wear high-top shoes? And basketball players? Fencing is a sport that could use a little ankle support --- I wonder why they've been so uncommon. Maybe it's just the price gouging by the manufacturers. The hi-tops are available in the US. Most companies I know were carrying them by Dec. You can check out: http://www.thefencingpost.com/shoes.htm
to look into ordering a pair. And if you haven't learned yet, there is no money in fencing. The fencing shoes were basically the same for 20 years (until they developed the assymetrical), whereas most other shoes took advantage of new technology and research.
Also, realize that fencers, as a whole, tend to prefer mobility, speed, and light weight over support and cushion. Hi-tops are heavier, and decrease mobility. -
ok, this is WAY late, but if you still have 'em I will buy them, they are my size and I want 'em pablo.kohls@gmail.com -
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Array  Originally Posted by epeemike81 um.....
Wayne, hate to trouble you, but they're being stored in YOUR house!
talk to Brad, and have him post.
thanks.
-m ... hmmm, a case of the left foot not knowing...
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