Boost soles age really bad shouldn't really consider them if you looking to buy

not for running shoes, hiking shoes/boots or legit sports use shoes, or legit work boots

the aftermarket is for fashion shoes and everyday shoes

not only the cleanliness issue but you dont know how much wear n tear they have on the inside or stress which can f*** you up majorly especially since they arent formed n broke into your own feet either - the shoe forming round your own foot is very important

if it was jordans or regular addidas etc. youre fine, its what the whole shoe it built off of, but shoes for actual real use outside of walking or taking pics you need to buy specifically just you

@op

bro why?

you can find crazy ass deals on sightly used sneakers, the depreciation is wild

I only ever got stupid deals at second hand shops, but check out GOAT, some prices are wildly low

other ppls feet were in em tho

With socks on, shoe cleaner exists, and you can swap soles, not that different from getting used t shirts (armpits were in there)

It doesn't bother me but personally I just love getting brand new shoes too much lol

I need new grey new balances who got the good recommendations

Add an extra $20 to the total cost for this

Sissy

They say it’s a bad omen to wear a dead person’s shoes. So as long as the person is alive and wasn’t on no f*** s*** it’s ok. I have a pair of used margiela futures but that’s about it

@op i run about 6 miles daily, so id say im an intermediate runner.

running shoes are worth it to spend money on in the long run !

running shoes are pretty intimate

theyre from 2015

I feel like marathon training in ultraboosts from a decade ago is gonna f*** your ankles up big P

Brother no

since there's no leather/suede you can just toss these in the washing machine on cold, just let them air dry after and it'll be much cleaner than anything done by hand, done it a few times a long time ago wtih my UBs and it was great

that being said, yeah dont marathon train in these

No waaaay you thin k so? lol

if you're worried, just spray them up with lysol disinfectant or you could throw them in the washer since they're made of knit