How much do you normally spend on a pair of trainers ?

Asked wife for a pair for mi birthday and she said £60 is too much for a pair of trainers, this coming from woman that as 16 pairs of shoes, and even more handbags.

 

Gazelles normally and they're around 45-55 pound.


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£25/30 at most.

 

10-25 quid...whatever they've got in Sports Direct.

 

I normally get £40-60 trainers but always get them while on offer.

 

Always go for Adidas these days and they're usually between £50 and £70.

 

Owt from 40 quid to a 100.


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I got a pair of Adidas from Sports Direct for £25 at Christmas......Obviously on offer.

 

i'm wanting a pair of these

 

Usually try and pick some up for around £35 in clearance sections or in sales if I'm going on holiday and then just use them as everyday trainers after the holiday, if not I usually spend anywhere from £50 upwards on a pair.

 

Can't go wrong with Gazelle's pal, I got a pair with a solid white sole a couple of months ago and love em. Had Grand Prix and City Collection before them and never had a bad pair, well worth the money. Tell her to get stuffed and get some bought.

 

If she waint let you spend £60 there are some bargains to be had for £40 here http://www.size.co.uk/footwear/sale/#q_back2

 

I only have one pair, Adidas Beckenbaur Allrounds, and I think they cost about £60 but they normally last me about three years so pretty good value really.

 

I don't spend less than £100 on trainers, can't be doing with cheap inferior rubbish

Hth

 

I had some Adidas Beckenbauer football boots back in the 70's...Black with Yellow stripes...lovely.

 

Quality them nightmare. Can't beat a good pair of suede gazelles. Long lasting too. Usually get a pair a year.


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These are very retro but I won't wear anything else, I think modern trainers are awful.

 

Probably why Adidas Samba have been going so long.

 

Shes not saying i can't have um, shes saying shes not buying um for me, we have our own spending money each week once we've paid bills so i can get them myself if i want and i will do, but she asked what i wanted then went off as though it was way too much to pay for trainers.

 

20 years ago you paid about £70 for a decent pair of Nike / Adidas trainers...now the same sort of thing is about £45-£50. One of the few things to have gone down in price over the years.