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I think it looks very boring. And it costs €240,-
Yea, if it was half the price, or even 30% off, I may consider it, but it seems way higher than those shoesErrrm, I'll stick with my Adidas Stan Smiths, Gazelle's, Superstars, Keglers etc. It's a no from me. Sorry Rog.
I think it looks very boring. And it costs €240,-
I am going back to my Dunlop Volley LOLI think it looks very boring. And it costs €240,-
It looks aite, not gr8
Looks like a basic Zara trainer yet it will cost 20x the price.It looks aite, not gr8
This is what Fed told Complex magazine:Like I said in my first post. RF will finish his playing days with Nike tennis shoes.
nah, just with so much "anticipation"... it came out a R.ON.... hope the next effort will be more on-court performance focused, as the man said.Are people salty because it’s not an on-court tennis shoe? It’s a “series 0” limited edition shoe. Limited to 1,000 pairs. Federer said there were other shoes in the pipeline. My guess is they’re not all going to be limited edition.
yes - maybe when he retires.... that should give him/them enough time to perfect his retirement tennis on-court sneaker for his senior/exhibition matchesThis is what Fed told Complex magazine:
"One day I am sure I will play in an On tennis shoe," he says. "The issue about a tennis on-court sneaker is it just takes a long time to build, to be honest. If you want it absolutely perfect, I would need more time for it."
It looks aite, not gr8
If Fed’s vapor are custom made, then they are not really vapors anymore , and any brand shoe designer/engineer could replicate the custom outsole, insole etc...
I’ll be truly intrigued to see him wear a new pair of shoes in maybe his last season on tour
Right, when he is retired and playing exos.This is what Fed told Complex magazine:
"One day I am sure I will play in an On tennis shoe," he says. "The issue about a tennis on-court sneaker is it just takes a long time to build, to be honest. If you want it absolutely perfect, I would need more time for it."
We’ll see. Only Roger and On know.Right, when he is retired and playing exos.
This sounds like codewords for: “Nike has me under contract till I retire”This is what Fed told Complex magazine:
"One day I am sure I will play in an On tennis shoe," he says. "The issue about a tennis on-court sneaker is it just takes a long time to build, to be honest. If you want it absolutely perfect, I would need more time for it."
This sounds like codewords for: “Nike has me under contract till I retire”
Does Roger even have a shoe contract with Nike?This sounds like codewords for: “Nike has me under contract till I retire”
If he wearing Nike shoes for free, than he really playing himself tbhDoes Roger even have a shoe contract with Nike?
RF has no deal with nike, and in a way got shafted by the Uniqlo deal because of this. He will continue to wear Nike during his professional playing days and wear ON off court.If he wearing Nike shoes for free, than he really playing himself tbh
Been on the shoe industry for more than 10y and those shoes are fugly. You nailed it, they look over designed, yet trying to achieve a clean “no bs” style. Confusion is the word, and all the gold printed logos make them look cheap. They don’t even look comfortableLooks like a good quality product, but also looks like a standard Common Projects type silhouette that a designer added stuff to until it looked “sporty”
The heel cap, midsole and air holes make it look a bit over designed and confused.
Been on the shoe industry for more than 10y and those shoes are fugly. You nailed it, they look over designed, yet trying to achieve a clean “no bs” style. Confusion is the word, and all the gold printed logos make them look cheap. They don’t even look comfortable
I listened to a podcast with Fed today. He didn’t say for sure he’d never play on the ATP tour with On tennis shoes. He said maybe. If he plays beyond next year then I think there is a chance. If he retires some time next year then no.RF has no deal with nike, and in a way got shafted by the Uniqlo deal because of this. He will continue to wear Nike during his professional playing days and wear ON off court.
Megamind, you right. The GOAT or one of wearing something for free is crazy but $300MM lol.
Since I came back to tennis 2y ago I’ve only been using Yonex eclipsion. I started with the v2, loved them, and now I also have the v1 that is quite impressive. In fact I’ve only played once with them (covid and twisted ankle) but I like the fact the heel is better locked on those (I wear orthopedic insoles).Just curious, what are your fave tennis shoes?
How so?Well that was a disappointing shoe launch.
Sounds like contractual obligations with Nike stopping him from wearing ON tennis shoes
Roger Federer Prefers Nike Shoes Over His New Venture 'On'
Recently, the Swiss legend, Roger Federer bought a stake in a Swiss shoe manufacturing company called, ‘On’, but he will continue to wear Nike shoes.www.essentiallysports.com
Article is not correct. He has no shoe contract. He said himself. Just go to YouTube and watch Wimbledon 2018 round 1 press conference. No shoe contract. None.What contractual obligations with Nike?
Article is not correct. He has no shoe contract. He said himself. Just go to YouTube and watch Wimbledon 2018 round 1 press conference. No shoe contract. None.
Yeah. Interesting point you make. From what I know, at first they did, and most internally were not happy. That is why all last year they only provide retail versions. I was surprised for AO this year they made him one to match the kit. I suspect it won't last and he will wear whatever generic retail version to match. Could be wrong though.Thats what I thought. Funny how Nike still goes to the effort of matching his Uniqlo colour ways at times, though last year he largely wore retail generic colors.
Right, when he is retired and playing exos.
I think it looks very boring. And it costs €240,-
Looks like a basic Zara trainer yet it will cost 20x the price.
$400 is an insult.
Ugly shoes.
Looks like a good quality product, but also looks like a standard Common Projects type silhouette that a designer added stuff to until it looked “sporty”
The heel cap, midsole and air holes make it look a bit over designed and confused.
Been on the shoe industry for more than 10y and those shoes are fugly. You nailed it, they look over designed, yet trying to achieve a clean “no bs” style. Confusion is the word, and all the gold printed logos make them look cheap. They don’t even look comfortable
Look on the bright side; unlike the situation with his Uniqlo clothing, wannabes can now actually buy something at retail that will presumably be close to what he's actually wearing. #iwearroger'suniqlobecauseit'ssuchgoodvalueformoney(icanaffordroger's400dollarplimsoles)
Well that was a disappointing shoe launch.
Im talking about specifically for a Roger branded shoeNo. How many people wear lifestyle shoes? Lots. How many people wear tennis shoes? Less than lots. How many people have several pairs of lifestyle shoes? Quite a lot. How many people have more than one pair of tennis shoes? Not a lot. If you were going to make and market a shoe would you go for a large market or a niche market?