After running in Vibrams for a month, I don't see how anyone can stand to run in anything else.

serious comment from a part-time vibram runner - after about 400 miles, the fabric on the toes wears thin and you should throw them out. I got a nasty cut on my big toe from something sharp that cut a hole in the fabric, and I've since reconsidered whether they're actually a good city shoe.

I like the New Balance minimus. Very little unnecessary stuff, the shoe still flexes with my foot, and they offer a lot more protection.

Vibrams 4 Life wrote:

The idea of supportive/cushioned footwear is serious snake oil. Seriously try Vibrams if you haven't already!

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Bad Wigins wrote:

well,. wrote:

Polluted urine is a Sign of kidney failure, nothing Else, idiot.

No, urine idiot.

Don´t have much more to say, idiot?

Bad Wigins wrote:

A hundred years ago people lived as ragged peasants enslaved to cruel overlords who forced them to stack mud in rat-infested villages where they lived in moldy straw huts and drank typhoid infested water polluted by their own urine

There's a lot more to the World than Europe and even there (here), in most places, things were not as you describe back in 1914.

Learn your history.

Try Merrell Vapor Gloves, probably the best minimalist shoe out there. I've never understood what Vibrams offer compared to thin, flexible shoes.

ScottEvil wrote:

serious comment from a part-time vibram runner - after about 400 miles, the fabric on the toes wears thin and you should throw them out. I got a nasty cut on my big toe from something sharp that cut a hole in the fabric, and I've since reconsidered whether they're actually a good city shoe.

I like the New Balance minimus. Very little unnecessary stuff, the shoe still flexes with my foot, and they offer a lot more protection.

well,. wrote:

Bad Wigins wrote:

No, urine idiot.

Don´t have much more to say, idiot?

U mad?

I've already said 10 times as much as you. All you can say is childish shit like "idiot" and argue about urine like it was something important.

On a board like this you are as insignificant as an ant provoking a grizzly bear into squashing it, if your creativity is that impaired. Except that you annoy many by spamming up an otherwise amusing thread with your base, retarded flames. Even my robust literary skills cannot undo the damage you have done. Shame on you.

eiruygr wrote:

Bad Wigins wrote:

A hundred years ago people lived as ragged peasants enslaved to cruel overlords who forced them to stack mud in rat-infested villages where they lived in moldy straw huts and drank typhoid infested water polluted by their own urine

There's a lot more to the World than Europe and even there (here), in most places, things were not as you describe back in 1914.

Learn your history.

Apparently I cast pearls before swine with that post. But I also cast it before non-swine. All swine please refrain from responding to my posts, you just waste a lot of space.

Bad Wigins wrote:

Apparently I cast pearls before swine with that post. But I also cast it before non-swine. All swine please refrain from responding to my posts, you just waste a lot of space.

I am European and so were my grandparents. I can guarantee you they lived in very decent houses and didn't work for any overlord.

One thing is not knowing. Another, completely different is choosing to remain ignorant.

Bad Wigins,

Your game is slipping. Try to get it back.

Loyal fan

Vibrams 4 Life wrote:

The idea of supportive/cushioned footwear is serious snake oil. Seriously try Vibrams if you haven't already!

Class action lawsuit. Seriously.