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once they calm down with the ridiculous pricing, i'm going to show support 100%. recycled anything is positive vibes as far as i'm concerned. the trainers are made from 100% recycled consumer waste (old rubber tires, car seats, foam)
for men and ladies. check it.
http://www.terraplana.com/home.aspx

yeah, is a good idea.
i agree though, 150 plus is quite steep.

Hold tight the veggie crew! UK veggies can get shoes here http://www.vegetarian-shoes.co.uk/

paolo wrote:Hold tight the veggie crew! UK veggies can get shoes here http://www.vegetarian-shoes.co.uk/

Vege shoes are brillant, out of step in Leeds has an awesome collection, any other places outside Leeds stock them?

Thoes terra plana jack tweeds are well worth the money. I think Schuh stock Terra Plana?

gottta make a better looking pair though. Ungh. Might as well walk around with your foot directly in the old car tire. Maybe have a diaper instead of laces.

relaks wrote:gottta make a better looking pair though. Ungh. Might as well walk around with your foot directly in the old car tire. Maybe have a diaper instead of laces.

fair enough. but what are adidas,nike,reebok doing for the environment? i own nike sneakers, but hopefully once companies like terra reduce prices i won't have to support them any longer. it's the little things we all do that make a difference.

seckle wrote:

relaks wrote:gottta make a better looking pair though. Ungh. Might as well walk around with your foot directly in the old car tire. Maybe have a diaper instead of laces.

fair enough. but what are adidas,nike,reebok doing for the environment? i own nike sneakers, but hopefully once companies like terra reduce prices i won't have to support them any longer. it's the little things we all do that make a difference.

what would be a fair price in your eyes?

Jennifer wrote:

seckle wrote:

relaks wrote:gottta make a better looking pair though. Ungh. Might as well walk around with your foot directly in the old car tire. Maybe have a diaper instead of laces.

fair enough. but what are adidas,nike,reebok doing for the environment? i own nike sneakers, but hopefully once companies like terra reduce prices i won't have to support them any longer. it's the little things we all do that make a difference.

what would be a fair price in your eyes?

$60-$80. they're not manufacturing things only cutting up, constructing things, so i don't see how they charge $126. i'm always sceptical about eco-friendly companies trying to make money by marketing eco-friendly, but at least the end result is less toxic waste.

veggie shoes never last very long in my experience.

good idea!