New squat/deadlift sneakers
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FYI, Reebok is 40% off site wide today; code "HOLIDAY"0
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Wheelhouse15 wrote: »
All the horse I've eaten I've had people bring back from the land of the maple and mounties.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »
I envy you folks, you can actually buy horse meat. That stuff is delicious.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »
My condolences on being Canadian.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »Wheelhouse15 wrote: »Checkout Rogue for some ideas http://www.roguefitness.com/. There own line is pretty popular and not very expensive. Also, I have used cheap dress shoes with good results since they have a hard supportive sole and are almost as good as a real lifting shoe.
Yup. I was on there all day yesterday and on Eastbay. Eastbay has better deals so I'm going with them.
I've heard great things about Eastbay but they don't seem to have a Canadian presence so for me Rogue is the better option. Sucks having to pay duty!
LOL, it's not so bad if you like snow!
Actually, that's news to me but I've never actually looked for it.
Hey! Don't forget strong beer and beavers -- the animal kind I mean.
I wouldn't call Labatt's strong. 0 -
As a horse lover I'm an outliar- I don't oppose it for squimy issues- I just think it's questionable on the health front.
Yeah, love the animals, love them even more once learning of their deliciousness. I do wish we had a cleaner meat supply for it though. I think the Quebecois could potentially lead the cavalry charge there. Ok, enough outta me and my highjack.0 -
I've actually been curious about this too....I wear Nike Air Max, mainly because that's the only "real" sneaker I have right now (the rest are "fashion" sneakers that I would prefer not to scuff up at the gym). I don't know if those are good or bad to use though, but they seem fine to me..lol0
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Wheelhouse15 wrote: »
All the horse I've eaten I've had people bring back from the land of the maple and mounties.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »
I envy you folks, you can actually buy horse meat. That stuff is delicious.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »
My condolences on being Canadian.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »Wheelhouse15 wrote: »Checkout Rogue for some ideas http://www.roguefitness.com/. There own line is pretty popular and not very expensive. Also, I have used cheap dress shoes with good results since they have a hard supportive sole and are almost as good as a real lifting shoe.
Yup. I was on there all day yesterday and on Eastbay. Eastbay has better deals so I'm going with them.
I've heard great things about Eastbay but they don't seem to have a Canadian presence so for me Rogue is the better option. Sucks having to pay duty!
LOL, it's not so bad if you like snow!
Actually, that's news to me but I've never actually looked for it.
Hey! Don't forget strong beer and beavers -- the animal kind I mean.
I wouldn't call Labatt's strong.
Depends which beer, Labatt's Max Ice is 7.1% by volume (5.6% by weight) but I don't consider most of Labatt's brands to be real beer anyway. We have much better!0 -
aubyshortcake wrote: »I've actually been curious about this too....I wear Nike Air Max, mainly because that's the only "real" sneaker I have right now (the rest are "fashion" sneakers that I would prefer not to scuff up at the gym). I don't know if those are good or bad to use though, but they seem fine to me..lol
Do they squish from shock-absorbing material?
Then not good.0 -
Wheelhouse15 wrote: »Wheelhouse15 wrote: »
All the horse I've eaten I've had people bring back from the land of the maple and mounties.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »
I envy you folks, you can actually buy horse meat. That stuff is delicious.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »
My condolences on being Canadian.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »Wheelhouse15 wrote: »Checkout Rogue for some ideas http://www.roguefitness.com/. There own line is pretty popular and not very expensive. Also, I have used cheap dress shoes with good results since they have a hard supportive sole and are almost as good as a real lifting shoe.
Yup. I was on there all day yesterday and on Eastbay. Eastbay has better deals so I'm going with them.
I've heard great things about Eastbay but they don't seem to have a Canadian presence so for me Rogue is the better option. Sucks having to pay duty!
LOL, it's not so bad if you like snow!
Actually, that's news to me but I've never actually looked for it.
Hey! Don't forget strong beer and beavers -- the animal kind I mean.
I wouldn't call Labatt's strong.
Depends which beer, Labatt's Max Ice is 7.1% by volume (5.6% by weight) but I don't consider most of Labatt's brands to be real beer anyway. We have much better!
You reminded me to pick up a light beer tonight. Old Rasputin. It's good.0 -
bubble? Sounds as stable as an AT-ST on a hillside of logs.0
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Wheelhouse15 wrote: »Wheelhouse15 wrote: »
All the horse I've eaten I've had people bring back from the land of the maple and mounties.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »
I envy you folks, you can actually buy horse meat. That stuff is delicious.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »
My condolences on being Canadian.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »Wheelhouse15 wrote: »Checkout Rogue for some ideas http://www.roguefitness.com/. There own line is pretty popular and not very expensive. Also, I have used cheap dress shoes with good results since they have a hard supportive sole and are almost as good as a real lifting shoe.
Yup. I was on there all day yesterday and on Eastbay. Eastbay has better deals so I'm going with them.
I've heard great things about Eastbay but they don't seem to have a Canadian presence so for me Rogue is the better option. Sucks having to pay duty!
LOL, it's not so bad if you like snow!
Actually, that's news to me but I've never actually looked for it.
Hey! Don't forget strong beer and beavers -- the animal kind I mean.
I wouldn't call Labatt's strong.
Depends which beer, Labatt's Max Ice is 7.1% by volume (5.6% by weight) but I don't consider most of Labatt's brands to be real beer anyway. We have much better!
You reminded me to pick up a light beer tonight. Old Rasputin. It's good.
Cheers!0 -
Where do you all buy converse?? I have bought low tops women's at Nordstrom for 25$. You are getting taken.
I am thinking about fancy shoes for squats at my comp but downtown portland or aka niketown has no weightlifting shoes in stock. I am going to try the Adidas American headquarters also in Portland next. I can't buy shoes online!!!0 -
Pmagnanifit wrote: »Where do you all buy converse?? I have bought low tops women's at Nordstrom for 25$. You are getting taken.
I am thinking about fancy shoes for squats at my comp but downtown portland or aka niketown has no weightlifting shoes in stock. I am going to try the Adidas American headquarters also in Portland next. I can't buy shoes online!!!
I got some at rack room shoes on clearance plus they were buy one get one half off, so they were I think $8 or $12; something like that.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »Wheelhouse15 wrote: »
All the horse I've eaten I've had people bring back from the land of the maple and mounties.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »
I envy you folks, you can actually buy horse meat. That stuff is delicious.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »
My condolences on being Canadian.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »Wheelhouse15 wrote: »Checkout Rogue for some ideas http://www.roguefitness.com/. There own line is pretty popular and not very expensive. Also, I have used cheap dress shoes with good results since they have a hard supportive sole and are almost as good as a real lifting shoe.
Yup. I was on there all day yesterday and on Eastbay. Eastbay has better deals so I'm going with them.
I've heard great things about Eastbay but they don't seem to have a Canadian presence so for me Rogue is the better option. Sucks having to pay duty!
LOL, it's not so bad if you like snow!
Actually, that's news to me but I've never actually looked for it.
Hey! Don't forget strong beer and beavers -- the animal kind I mean.
I wouldn't call Labatt's strong.
Depends which beer, Labatt's Max Ice is 7.1% by volume (5.6% by weight) but I don't consider most of Labatt's brands to be real beer anyway. We have much better!
You reminded me to pick up a light beer tonight. Old Rasputin. It's good.
And I'd never hear Old Rasputin referred to as a light beer before, but damn it's good. Hm, that got me thinking, I wonder if I can have that at trivia tomorrow... I always annoy people because when they ask for a light beer I always recommend guinness since it's pretty low in calories.0 -
Haven't read through but I clearly win for best shoes
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Right now I'm using New Balance Minimus.
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Pmagnanifit wrote: »Where do you all buy converse?? I have bought low tops women's at Nordstrom for 25$. You are getting taken.
I am thinking about fancy shoes for squats at my comp but downtown portland or aka niketown has no weightlifting shoes in stock. I am going to try the Adidas American headquarters also in Portland next. I can't buy shoes online!!!
I got some at rack room shoes on clearance plus they were buy one get one half off, so they were I think $8 or $12; something like that.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »Wheelhouse15 wrote: »
All the horse I've eaten I've had people bring back from the land of the maple and mounties.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »
I envy you folks, you can actually buy horse meat. That stuff is delicious.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »
My condolences on being Canadian.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »Wheelhouse15 wrote: »Checkout Rogue for some ideas http://www.roguefitness.com/. There own line is pretty popular and not very expensive. Also, I have used cheap dress shoes with good results since they have a hard supportive sole and are almost as good as a real lifting shoe.
Yup. I was on there all day yesterday and on Eastbay. Eastbay has better deals so I'm going with them.
I've heard great things about Eastbay but they don't seem to have a Canadian presence so for me Rogue is the better option. Sucks having to pay duty!
LOL, it's not so bad if you like snow!
Actually, that's news to me but I've never actually looked for it.
Hey! Don't forget strong beer and beavers -- the animal kind I mean.
I wouldn't call Labatt's strong.
Depends which beer, Labatt's Max Ice is 7.1% by volume (5.6% by weight) but I don't consider most of Labatt's brands to be real beer anyway. We have much better!
You reminded me to pick up a light beer tonight. Old Rasputin. It's good.
And I'd never hear Old Rasputin referred to as a light beer before, but damn it's good. Hm, that got me thinking, I wonder if I can have that at trivia tomorrow... I always annoy people because when they ask for a light beer I always recommend guinness since it's pretty low in calories.
The pub half a mile from my house serves me old ras in imperial pints. 20oz of angry Cali-russian love.
ETA - my definition of a strong beer is like 15%+, I like my beer as close to a spirit as possible, apparently. That's why I like winter so much. Mephistopheles during the summer is hard(er) to drink.0 -
barefoot sneakers (was new balance, now merrell) or chucks0
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