Review on Primegreen Adidas Motion Shoes - Unparalleled Footwear by Brian Weese

Doesn't look like everything, does it? It's what's inside that matters. Don't listen to Adidas' description of how it cushions to adapt to different terrain and blah blah blah. It's TOO SOFT for that. There's a reason mountain hiking boots are tough, tough, and durable. Here's the problem with them. They are too soft, like a kitchen sponge. They move and "fidget" I think that's a description of when the ground is also soft and unstable, there's really no support. Shoes are not stable. When it's that soft and muddy you sway and squirm off-road, reducing traction and traction and losing balance, allowing you to get some really weirdly bad shots. You know what they say about using soft things? That means he's weak. These and many other shoes are as soft as the cuffs of the Senior Flex Graphite. You understand what I mean. You need a firm sole, a firm insole and I bought one that is made for plantar fasciitis which is more durable and stable and that makes a huge difference. So I agree. The lid gets dirty in less than 10 seconds as it simply pulls dirt into its "fake velvet" covering. It should just be a nice, smooth, shiny vinyl cover that repels water and dirt. No wonder it didn't sell well and most of them are sent back. OK.