Pressured by your friends, compelled by the commercials and required by the rigorous nature of sports you are forced to buy your first pair of high-end footwear.

5/1/2007 Just don’t do it ! Vishal Singh
Pressured by your friends, compelled by the commercials and required by the rigorous nature of sports you are forced to buy your first pair of high-end footwear. Selecting this fundamental tool of daily life can be an extremely daunting task as there are so many factors to consider. For one, unless you are part of the “Ritchie Rich” club you might want to take a look at cost. Keep in mind that cost is always directly proportional to how flashy a shoe looks and not how well it performs. The performance and life of shoe always depends on the sport being performed and company of the footwear. The average life of a shoe that’s used daily by the average athlete is anywhere from 5-9 months. A shoe that will give you a good nine months of solid performance is always a fine indication of quality. When determining what company gives you the best quality it always comes down to the two sporting merchandise super-powers, Adidas and Nike. Let me save you the trouble and show you how Adidas leaves its tread marks all over the abysmal Nike competitor.
