Adidas adipower weightlifting shoes

chriity139 · 2013-10-25 06:42:36

is there anywhere in dublin that sells these as Id like to try them on before I purchase them incase they dont fit right or my feet are too wide for them

25-10-2013 07:42AM

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chriity139

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is there anywhere in dublin that sells these as Id like to try them on before I purchase them incase they dont fit right or my feet are too wide for them

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#2 25-10-2013 08:26AM

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I believe there is (or at least was) a place in Wexford called Pro Fitness Supplies that might have some in stock on sight. My gym does a bulk order of adidas weightlifting shoes every so often and it looks like online ordering for the most part.

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#3 25-10-2013 08:53AM

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D8 fitness have Millions of pairs in stock.

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#4 25-10-2013 11:28AM

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Hanley wrote: »

D8 fitness have Millions of pairs in stock.

Thanks man

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#5 25-10-2013 11:44AM

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I have pretty wide feet and they fit me fine.

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#6 25-10-2013 11:46AM

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I'm gonna try out the ol' Chuck Taylors for the time being.

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#7 25-10-2013 03:50PM

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I prefer minimal style trainers (vibrams without the toe separators) to chuck taylors . Both have the hard flat sole you need but the former also be used deadlifting if you don't like a raised sole. I think the ankle support Chucks give is over rated.

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