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April 8th, 2009

EASTBAY.com - One Stop Athletic Shopping by Sunny Marshall



If your family is anything like mine, it’s not uncommon to have one kid in soccer, another kid in basketball, and baseball season looming just around the corner. I have spent countless hours driving around town to find soccer cleats, baseball gloves and athletic clothing for my kids, and that’s not even mentioning all the shopping I’ve done for my husband’s sporting activities or my own running. You can imagine how excited I was when I discovered Eastbay.com.  All the stuff I needed for my family in one place online, available when it is convenient for ME to shop, not based on brick and mortar store hours.

Eastbay.com has every name brand athletic gear you can imagine, like Nike, Adidas, Asics and Reebok.  Not only do they have shoes, which seem to be the item I purchase the most, but they also have athletic gear, everything from baseball gloves and bats to basketballs and helmets.

There is a WIDE variety of clothing for men, women and children and tons of name brands, too. Boardshorts, Polo shirts, running clothes, Nike Pro, track jackets, hoody’s and lots more.  They even offer college tees with the school name or mascot emblem at an incredibly low price: two shirts for $19.99. I know when I’ve gone to the local college store to buy tees I’ve spent over $20 just for one!

The site is super easy to use. You can search by sport or by category and find whatever you need very quickly.  I even bought my daughter’s birthday present from Eastbay: a Reebok Cheerleader Gift set that included a cheerleader outfit, pom-poms, a megaphone and stickers all for under $20.

So trust me, save yourself the gas money and the time and visit Eastbay.com to shop for your family’s athletic gear.  Who doesn’t want to make their life a little easier?

January 15th, 2010

Where can i find thin athletic shoes?



I’m looking for thin, flat shoes. Not the bulky kinds.

Go to zappos.com, click on women’s shoes, Onitsukas athletic shoes have thinner soles.

January 14th, 2010

What is your favorite brand of athletic shoes?



Sneakers…tennis shoes. Go fasters…whatever you wanna call em.

I used to love Sketchers…I bought a new pair of New Balance and they’re far better than the shoes I’ve been buying religiously for 8 years now.

I’m a Nike kinda guy, I love doing it!

January 12th, 2010

How do I clean athletic shoes?



I have a pair of Nike athletic shoes that are not leather. I wore them on day when it was pretty nasty and rainy outside and they are pretty grungy looking now. Since I can’t just wipe them off with a wet cloth, how can I clean them? I don’t want to put them in my washing machine.

Thanks

Take 1 once of laundry detergent and pour it in a bucket.

Mix in 3 cups of warm water.

With a whisk, whip it up and make a lot of suds.

Scoop the suds onto the shoes and brush it in with a soft brush.

Take a damp rag and wipe down your shoes.

Viola! there clean.

January 10th, 2010

What are the Russian athletic shoes that are like the new Sketcher ones?



My mom’s looking for the brand of Russian athletic shoes that are like the new Sketcher ones that are kind of curved at the heel.(They’re supposed to improve your posture, and help you get fit)
The Skecher’s ones are called shape-ups

there isnt one Sketchers owns that form so just go to amazon or something like that.

December 31st, 2009

What kind of athletic shoes for girls or boys do you recomend that are like DC court&NOT made of Animalskin?



It seems impossible to find shoes that look like DC court, or athletic skat shoes that aren’t made of either leather or suede. Does anyone have any recommendations, a picture of the shoe would be appreciated if you can thanks. Just a brand name will also do nicely.
skate i meant sorry for the typo

Vans has a vegan section:
http://shop.vans.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/category_10001_10101_21101_-1

Also, Geoff Rowley is vegan and so are his shoes.

December 23rd, 2009

Anyone know good supportive athletic/running shoes for a bad back?



I have a herniated disc and scaitica so I’m looking for a good athletic shoe. Even a running shoe. Any ideas? I heard Saucony is good?

these work well

http://www.nike.com/index.jhtml?cp=USNT_KW_Spring07_YahooSSP&l=nikestore,home#l=nikestore,grid,_pdp,cid-1/gid-142160/pid-142158,_grid,f-10001+12001&re=US&co=US&la=EN

you want to reduce the inpact .

December 11th, 2009

What are the best athletic shoes for underpronation?



I do not run but i am a stay at home mom and am on my feet all day. I have a high arch, and underpronate.

New balance cushioning shoe, MR1063
Asics cushioning shoe, Gel Nimbus
Nike cushioning shoe, Air Zoom Vomero

These three are the high end cushioning shoes, popular and cater to your needs.

November 16th, 2009

Are Nike Shox any better than other athletic shoes?



My husband is needing new running/athletic shoes. He said he wants Nike Shox. But I don’t really see the point in paying $80+, especially since he goes through shoes fast. So……are they just cool looking or do they actually make a difference?

Shox are terrible running shoes. That is the cold hard truth. If he is a runner, i strongly recommend against them. And yes, athletes go through many pair of shoes a year. But the maximum recommended for any athlete is 300miles or 3 months. whichever comes first. And i recommend only using running shoes to run, not for everyday use. helps keep them up and less wear and tear.

November 14th, 2009

Equipment and training to make athletic shoes?



How are athletic shoes made, what kind of equipment is needed, and where can you learn to make shoes?

I was a shoe designer and the ability to make shoes is a combination of craft and science

You need some very sophisticated equipment special sewing machines and the shoe made in leather or synthetics will each be different again

I learnt through a factory and had to learn every step which took over a year to do each step
There is the technology in the materials that make up the shoes
modern shoes have special molds for making the out soles, then you need eye let machines and a host of processes from cleaning to finishing

there are companies in China that will make a shoe for you if you design it
However you Can’t walk into most companies and buy 1 metre of cloth sometimes you can only but rolls of 300metres at a time