Not the first time people have asked. Love the old design with the McDonald’s colors from 88:
Helios combined with adidas to do a line with them a couple of years ago. It was decent.
I made a mock-up this past spring and ran it by a few people, but it seemed “too obscure” (aren’t they all?!) and it got voted down:
Would love to do edberg 1990 Wimbledon someday
What is your favorite painting by Miro?I thought that you have an appreciation for the old designs? When one refers to a design inspired from Miro's work as "the McDonald's colours" I am sad about the state of things. Please, pay respect to what you use to produce your stuff.
I thought that you have an appreciation for the old designs? When one refers to a design inspired from Miro's work as "the McDonald's colours" I am sad about the state of things. Please, pay respect to what you use to produce your stuff.
I bought a pair of those. Purple ones with a little green. Not as comfortable as the original ones were, think they are using different materials?
Good question. My guess is that the benefits were not that obvious as Boost, for example.
Air Trainer 1 definitely a true classic.
They were my go to shoes for tennis for a bit.
But horrible sole for the hard courts. Wore out quickly. Since they were meant for cross training.
I went through 5 pairs in one year.
But another classic I used was the Nike Court Challenge Mid (See below the Trainer), released in 1984.
I believe was released again in 2012
what did you guys remember about the weight of those edberg 86s (ie. what did they compare to)? Did they outweigh the Torsion Comps? Those were pretty light according to https://www.tennis-warehouse.com/descpage.html?pcode=AMEWS
Were these referring to the edberg 86 or the torsion comp? what was the weight of the 86s comparable to? and lastly, did the Lendl comps also get a rerelease in the mid 2010s?
anything you remember about the weight of these? (ie. what do they compare do?)
but what were you referring to when you said "those green ones" though? the link provided earlier in the thread was regarding a 2014 rerelease of the edbergs which were green. are you saying you had both the original AND the 2014 rerelease?
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As Ultra 2 said, Adidas Torsion (us open 1990 "reprint") very light; Adidas ar trainer i don't know.
I had them too as a kid and the rerelease I have now from a couple of years ago. I almost never wear them, heavy, no cushioning, hard as rocks. I would avoid them. I am talk about the OG Edberg’s. The Comp is better. Lighter, fit better, cushioning is better too, although the forefoot doesn’t have a lot. Nice casual shoe, nothing more. Not to play in at all. More modern shoes are better for that hands down.I hade the original 1986 version when I was a kid. I thought this thread was about the Torsions and didn’t catch that the OG Edbergs were rereleased. And yes, they looked just like the released ones below:
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