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man right now...Rayray and 41 pushing your stuff in dawg...
They're not boring, they're efficient.
man right now...Rayray and 41 pushing your stuff in dawg...
So which version are these? These dem Halloween trick or treat Timmy D's...
hey jackass don't try and be cute with me...I meant that as an insult...
those gots to be the worse pair of kicks I've ever seen...
the fashion police consists of koolaid, #41, and gayray.
"hey those suck cause they aren't hot pink!"
BLACK & SILVER, BLACK & SILVER, BLACK & SILVER!
So do you people actually go out and buy shoes because your favorite player wears them? WOW...
Do you drink their favorite drink as well?
You guys are a marketing major's wet dream.
According to #41 they not only suck because he thinks they're ugly, but also because they're not extremely pricey either.
What?
Correct.According to #41 they not only suck because he thinks they're ugly, but also because they're not extremely pricey either.
What?
You are like a 2 yr old trapped in a 10 yr old's body
Not all modestly priced shoes are ugly....There are just as many expensive ones that could be considered ugly as well.
Those green Kobe shoes, for example.
Since Koriwhat has the inside scoop on all Spurs kicks,
what's the word on those Matt Bonners made by New Balance???
When are you gonna cop those?
i don't wear new balance you in' . nike or adidas and usually only adidas these days.
why do you care so much about what i'm into? pinche joto ass trolls.
Sup, Perry.
If you wear Adidas you might as well sport New Balance and the "red rocket".
$65 timmy d'ssssssssssssssssss lol
i wish they were $65 i really do... i don't believe any shoe is worth $100+, i also wish i wasn't an impulse buyer and needed what's new, wish i could wait 'til everything was on the clearance racks.
$20-50 is what any shoe should cost.
and i will never buy a new balance shoe unless i need a pair of running shoes.
I see no difference between New Balance and Timmy D's. In fact New Balance has more appeal than Timmy D's. Timmy D's sound like a gay night club.
Be honest Kori you have a lower back tat as well don't you?
i'm not kori and maybe she does have a tat down there, who knows? they were popular with the women back in the late 90's.I see no difference between New Balance and Timmy D's. In fact New Balance has more appeal than Timmy D's. Timmy D's sound like a gay night club.
Be honest Kori you have a lower back tat as well don't you?
Tim Duncan Announces Shoe Deal With Florsheim
January 5, 2011 |
SAN ANTONIO—Spurs center Tim Duncan held a press conference Monday to unveil the newest style in the Florsheim catalog, called simply "the Duncan." "We really tried to capture the classic styling of the Tilden, paired with the ease and comfort of the Denison—or the Lexington, if you're a wing-tip man," said Duncan, adding that because he helped design the shoe himself, he made certain it would appeal to a basketball player in his mid-30s seeking respectability and comfort, or a man in his mid-80s seeking the same. "We wanted to avoid the classic athlete cliché of going overly flashy with something like a bike toe or cap toe, so we kept it simple; kept it stylish. Those are the principles Milton Florsheim founded this company on in the first place." The press conference concluded with a private screening of Florsheim's new commercial, which features the All-Star center sitting in an empty Spurs locker room reading an e-book, at which point the camera pans to his shoes and the slogan "Style. Comfort. Duncan." appears.
Duncan's newest kicks:
Timmy would make an awesome Ballerina...Tim Duncan Announces Shoe Deal With Florsheim
January 5, 2011 |
SAN ANTONIO—Spurs center Tim Duncan held a press conference Monday to unveil the newest style in the Florsheim catalog, called simply "the Duncan." "We really tried to capture the classic styling of the Tilden, paired with the ease and comfort of the Denison—or the Lexington, if you're a wing-tip man," said Duncan, adding that because he helped design the shoe himself, he made certain it would appeal to a basketball player in his mid-30s seeking respectability and comfort, or a man in his mid-80s seeking the same. "We wanted to avoid the classic athlete cliché of going overly flashy with something like a bike toe or cap toe, so we kept it simple; kept it stylish. Those are the principles Milton Florsheim founded this company on in the first place." The press conference concluded with a private screening of Florsheim's new commercial, which features the All-Star center sitting in an empty Spurs locker room reading an e-book, at which point the camera pans to his shoes and the slogan "Style. Comfort. Duncan." appears.
Walter Payton did ballet.
I'm just glad the Timmy D's are not over the top. Plain and simple. You gots get out of here with your ugly ass colored shoes.
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