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I recently acquired three pair of well worn Adidas boost sneakers, a style I've come to like. The largest are size 5, these are 4 1/2, and the smallest (which I now discover were never photographed (wait until the next batch!) are size 3 1/2 These 4 1/2 are quite snug, my toes are doubled up somewhat, but I can wear them all day without an issue.
The size 3 1/2 are very snug, my toes completely doubled up. With the insoles, they aren't seriously uncomfortable at first, but after a couple of hours, my toes go numb, like they have fallen off, and then start to ache.
With the insoles removed my toes are still doubled up but with the extra toebox height, they are more wearable. My toes don't go numb, but they start to complain after a couple of hours. With perseverance, I've ignored the pain and worn them for a good portion of the day., and after a while, the discomfort fades to a degree..
All three pair show typical Boost wear, perhaps they will show more wear as I put them to use.
This pair of Adidas Boost are not as snug as the white ones, Woman's 6, EU 37 1/2. About the size I feel fits me the best.
And I do appreciate how the previous occupant wore the forefoot through the outsole and well into the midsole on these.
I recently acquired this pair of broken in Adidas Boost sneakers.
They were supposed to be Women's 8 1/2 but they are mens, somewhat large for me. But they fit OK, the sock construction often means you can wear most any size.
I've worn these quite a bit and they are quite comfortable. By getting them already broken in, I saved quite a bit.
This pair of Adidas Boost are not as snug as the white ones, Woman's 6, EU 37 1/2. About the size I feel fits me the best.
And I do appreciate how the previous occupant wore the forefoot through the outsole and well into the midsole on these.
I have a number of pair of Adidas Boosts and NMRs in varying sizes. These US Men's 3 1/2 EU 35 1/2 are the smallest other than my Yeezys, which are a size smaller. The lack of a toe bumper and an only partial heel counter makes them quite wearable. Like the Crocs, size is not very important.
This pair of Adidas Boost are us size 5, I don't have any discomfort wearing them all day. They did come with a hole through which my big toe is trying to escape.
I have a number of pair of Adidas Boosts and NMRs in varying sizes. These US Men's 3 1/2 EU 35 1/2 are the smallest other than my Yeezys, which are a size smaller. The lack of a toe bumper and an only partial heel counter makes them quite wearable. Like the Crocs, size is not very important.
I recently acquired this pair of broken in Adidas Boost sneakers.
They were supposed to be Women's 8 1/2 but they are mens, somewhat large for me. But they fit OK, the sock construction often means you can wear most any size.
I've worn these quite a bit and they are quite comfortable. By getting them already broken in, I saved quite a bit.
I recently acquired three pair of well worn Adidas boost sneakers, a style I've come to like. The largest are size 5, these are 4 1/2, and the smallest (which I now discover were never photographed (wait until the next batch!) are size 3 1/2 These 4 1/2 are quite snug, my toes are doubled up somewhat, but I can wear them all day without an issue.
The size 3 1/2 are very snug, my toes completely doubled up. With the insoles, they aren't seriously uncomfortable at first, but after a couple of hours, my toes go numb, like they have fallen off, and then start to ache.
With the insoles removed my toes are still doubled up but with the extra toebox height, they are more wearable. My toes don't go numb, but they start to complain after a couple of hours. With perseverance, I've ignored the pain and worn them for a good portion of the day., and after a while, the discomfort fades to a degree..
All three pair show typical Boost wear, perhaps they will show more wear as I put them to use.
I recently acquired this pair of broken in Adidas Boost sneakers.
They were supposed to be Women's 8 1/2 but they are mens, somewhat large for me. But they fit OK, the sock construction often means you can wear most any size.
I've worn these quite a bit and they are quite comfortable. By getting them already broken in, I saved quite a bit.
I recently acquired this pair of broken in Adidas Boost sneakers.
They were supposed to be Women's 8 1/2 but they are mens, somewhat large for me. But they fit OK, the sock construction often means you can wear most any size.
I've worn these quite a bit and they are quite comfortable. By getting them already broken in, I saved quite a bit.
I recently acquired this pair of broken in Adidas Boost sneakers.
They were supposed to be Women's 8 1/2 but they are mens, somewhat large for me. But they fit OK, the sock construction often means you can wear most any size.
I've worn these quite a bit and they are quite comfortable. By getting them already broken in, I saved quite a bit.
I recently acquired this pair of broken in Adidas Boost sneakers.
They were supposed to be Women's 8 1/2 but they are mens, somewhat large for me. But they fit OK, the sock construction often means you can wear most any size.
I've worn these quite a bit and they are quite comfortable. By getting them already broken in, I saved quite a bit.
I have a number of pair of Adidas Boosts and NMRs in varying sizes. These US Men's 3 1/2 EU 35 1/2 are the smallest other than my Yeezys, which are a size smaller. The lack of a toe bumper and an only partial heel counter makes them quite wearable. Like the Crocs, size is not very important.
I recently acquired three pair of well worn Adidas boost sneakers, a style I've come to like. The largest are size 5, these are 4 1/2, and the smallest (which I now discover were never photographed (wait until the next batch!) are size 3 1/2 These 4 1/2 are quite snug, my toes are doubled up somewhat, but I can wear them all day without an issue.
The size 3 1/2 are very snug, my toes completely doubled up. With the insoles, they aren't seriously uncomfortable at first, but after a couple of hours, my toes go numb, like they have fallen off, and then start to ache.
With the insoles removed my toes are still doubled up but with the extra toebox height, they are more wearable. My toes don't go numb, but they start to complain after a couple of hours. With perseverance, I've ignored the pain and worn them for a good portion of the day., and after a while, the discomfort fades to a degree..
All three pair show typical Boost wear, perhaps they will show more wear as I put them to use.
I recently acquired three pair of well worn Adidas boost sneakers, a style I've come to like. The largest are size 5, these are 4 1/2, and the smallest (which I now discover were never photographed (wait until the next batch!) are size 3 1/2 These 4 1/2 are quite snug, my toes are doubled up somewhat, but I can wear them all day without an issue.
The size 3 1/2 are very snug, my toes completely doubled up. With the insoles, they aren't seriously uncomfortable at first, but after a couple of hours, my toes go numb, like they have fallen off, and then start to ache.
With the insoles removed my toes are still doubled up but with the extra toebox height, they are more wearable. My toes don't go numb, but they start to complain after a couple of hours. With perseverance, I've ignored the pain and worn them for a good portion of the day., and after a while, the discomfort fades to a degree..
All three pair show typical Boost wear, perhaps they will show more wear as I put them to use.
I recently acquired this pair of broken in Adidas Boost sneakers.
They were supposed to be Women's 8 1/2 but they are mens, somewhat large for me. But they fit OK, the sock construction often means you can wear most any size.
I've worn these quite a bit and they are quite comfortable. By getting them already broken in, I saved quite a bit.
I recently acquired three pair of well worn Adidas boost sneakers, a style I've come to like. The largest are size 5, these are 4 1/2, and the smallest (which I now discover were never photographed (wait until the next batch!) are size 3 1/2 These 4 1/2 are quite snug, my toes are doubled up somewhat, but I can wear them all day without an issue.
The size 3 1/2 are very snug, my toes completely doubled up. With the insoles, they aren't seriously uncomfortable at first, but after a couple of hours, my toes go numb, like they have fallen off, and then start to ache.
With the insoles removed my toes are still doubled up but with the extra toebox height, they are more wearable. My toes don't go numb, but they start to complain after a couple of hours. With perseverance, I've ignored the pain and worn them for a good portion of the day., and after a while, the discomfort fades to a degree..
All three pair show typical Boost wear, perhaps they will show more wear as I put them to use.
I recently acquired three pair of well worn Adidas boost sneakers, a style I've come to like. The largest are size 5, these are 4 1/2, and the smallest (which I now discover were never photographed (wait until the next batch!) are size 3 1/2 These 4 1/2 are quite snug, my toes are doubled up somewhat, but I can wear them all day without an issue.
The size 3 1/2 are very snug, my toes completely doubled up. With the insoles, they aren't seriously uncomfortable at first, but after a couple of hours, my toes go numb, like they have fallen off, and then start to ache.
With the insoles removed my toes are still doubled up but with the extra toebox height, they are more wearable. My toes don't go numb, but they start to complain after a couple of hours. With perseverance, I've ignored the pain and worn them for a good portion of the day., and after a while, the discomfort fades to a degree..
All three pair show typical Boost wear, perhaps they will show more wear as I put them to use.
I recently acquired three pair of well worn Adidas boost sneakers, a style I've come to like. The largest are size 5, these are 4 1/2, and the smallest (which I now discover were never photographed (wait until the next batch!) are size 3 1/2 These 4 1/2 are quite snug, my toes are doubled up somewhat, but I can wear them all day without an issue.
The size 3 1/2 are very snug, my toes completely doubled up. With the insoles, they aren't seriously uncomfortable at first, but after a couple of hours, my toes go numb, like they have fallen off, and then start to ache.
With the insoles removed my toes are still doubled up but with the extra toebox height, they are more wearable. My toes don't go numb, but they start to complain after a couple of hours. With perseverance, I've ignored the pain and worn them for a good portion of the day., and after a while, the discomfort fades to a degree..
All three pair show typical Boost wear, perhaps they will show more wear as I put them to use.
This pair of Adidas Boost are us size 5, I don't have any discomfort wearing them all day. They did come with a hole through which my big toe is trying to escape.
This pair of Adidas Boost are us size 5, I don't have any discomfort wearing them all day. They did come with a hole through which my big toe is trying to escape.
This pair of Adidas Boost are us size 5, I don't have any discomfort wearing them all day. They did come with a hole through which my big toe is trying to escape.
This pair of Adidas Boost are us size 5, I don't have any discomfort wearing them all day. They did come with a hole through which my big toe is trying to escape.
I couldn't resist, women's size 6, EU 371/3, already partly broken in with the outsoles worn through. Yes, I like these Adidas. (And I have another pair equally worn on the way...)
I couldn't resist, women's size 6, EU 371/3, already partly broken in with the outsoles worn through. Yes, I like these Adidas. (And I have another pair equally worn on the way...)
This pair of Adidas Boost are us size 5, I don't have any discomfort wearing them all day. They did come with a hole through which my big toe is trying to escape.
I have a number of pair of Adidas Boosts and NMRs in varying sizes. These US Men's 3 1/2 EU 35 1/2 are the smallest other than my Yeezys, which are a size smaller. The lack of a toe bumper and an only partial heel counter makes them quite wearable. Like the Crocs, size is not very important.
I couldn't resist, women's size 6, EU 371/3, already partly broken in with the outsoles worn through. Yes, I like these Adidas. (And I have another pair equally worn on the way...)
I have a number of pair of Adidas Boosts and NMRs in varying sizes. These US Men's 3 1/2 EU 35 1/2 are the smallest other than my Yeezys, which are a size smaller. The lack of a toe bumper and an only partial heel counter makes them quite wearable. Like the Crocs, size is not very important.
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These photos were taken 9 months ago, in July 2022.
A few months ago I started a page on Instagram where I post a limited number of my footwear photos. Posting them quickly on Instagram makes it possible for you to view them without having to wait months for them to appear here.
My username on Instagram is onlymeknow9876 My name there is Stupid Me
I will, as I have time, continue to post the full collection, including the photos put up on Instagram.
The smallest of my several pair of Adidas Boost sneakers. Size Y 3 1/2. But they fit OK, snug but not painful. Nor surprising, I used to wear size 3 sneakers to work every day after they went business casual. My feet adjusted.
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