The tread of a brand new shoe. I’m not even going to try to guess the manufacturer or size.
Looks like the sole of a shoe to me too.
At first glance, this does appear to be the tread from the bottom of a shoe. I suppose it could also be some strange type of tire tread.
It’s the representation of the thousands of children’s souls who sweat away their days so that some fat American can ‘look good’ while not exercising.
Farley – you buzz kill… yes, it’s the bottom of a shoe (New Balance to be precise). 🙂
Which reminds me. I need new shoes. Space shoes! 🙂 Too bad I have to go to my summer student’s poster session instead.
If it is a New Balance sneaker, there’s a slim chance it’s made in the US ~ about 25 percent of them are made in Mass. and Maine. That’s a drop from 70 percent 15 years ago.
I’ve got extreme brand loyalty toward New Balance, but I’m disappointed to see my new pair are made in China.
The tread of a brand new shoe. I’m not even going to try to guess the manufacturer or size.
Looks like the sole of a shoe to me too.
At first glance, this does appear to be the tread from the bottom of a shoe. I suppose it could also be some strange type of tire tread.
It’s the representation of the thousands of children’s souls who sweat away their days so that some fat American can ‘look good’ while not exercising.
Farley – you buzz kill… yes, it’s the bottom of a shoe (New Balance to be precise). 🙂
Which reminds me. I need new shoes. Space shoes! 🙂 Too bad I have to go to my summer student’s poster session instead.
If it is a New Balance sneaker, there’s a slim chance it’s made in the US ~ about 25 percent of them are made in Mass. and Maine. That’s a drop from 70 percent 15 years ago.
I’ve got extreme brand loyalty toward New Balance, but I’m disappointed to see my new pair are made in China.
Tom – sadly this shoe is Chinese too. You made me curious to find out what shoes are made in the US still. Found this site: http://www.newbalancetampa.com/made-in-usa/
Thanks!