Does this shoe exist?
My mate at work says he had a pair, he says they were black with a white swoosh and a gum sole.
I've never heard of them, anyone got any pics or info?
They definately exist it was one of the 1st pair of Nikes maybe i had around 84-85 they were a kind of football shoe if i remember correctly.
yeah likewise - now that is a blast from the past!! Went well with lois cords, just cut ever so perfectly on the sides to get the right amont of hang over the shoe - lovely!!
Jonos0182
England
Posted @ 29.05.2006 - 01:15PM
Member since 28.10.2005
England
Posted @ 29.05.2006 - 01:15PM
Member since 28.10.2005
QUOTE:Yes he said it was mid 80's when he had them Cheers[beer_right]They definately exist it was one of the 1st pair of Nikes maybe i had around 84-85 they were a kind of football shoe if i remember correctly.
Stevo
France
Posted @ 29.05.2006 - 01:22PM
Member since 14.04.2003
France
Posted @ 29.05.2006 - 01:22PM
Member since 14.04.2003
“In the beginning there was Jack, and Jack had a groove.....”
Yep they were a football shoe in the mid-80s. There was also a similar Nike 'League' with the fold over tongue. Very popular in my school along with Puma Match and Adidas Kick.
What were the footy ones with the orange swoosh and 'NIKE' on the back in a Termiantor stylee? Had a couple pairs of those aswell as the Division. Still couldnt beat my Puma hardplay though. Truly hardcore
QUOTE:Werent they called Eurostrike? I remember there was two boots, one with a solid big yellow 'Nike' on the back and another with just a yellow outlined 'Nike'. Charlie Nicholas used to wear them. I had a couple of pairs of Divisions at school, if my memory serves me correct they were also made in the UK.What were the footy ones with the orange swoosh and 'NIKE' on the back in a Termiantor stylee? Had a couple pairs of those aswell as the Division. Still couldnt beat my Puma hardplay though. Truly hardcore
ill6
???
Posted @ 30.05.2006 - 10:02AM
Member since 14.11.2005
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Posted @ 30.05.2006 - 10:02AM
Member since 14.11.2005
I think that the ones with the hollow Orange NIKE on the back were a later Division.
The Divisions I had as a small boy had a white swoosh with a red border around it. I remember that they updated the shoe a few times; maybe the second incarnation?
These were one of the first footie trainers to hit our school mid-80's, then Puma Match, Puma Schemer?, Adidas Samba etc etc. There was a lot of one-upmanship when it came to trainers at school and it was the same with football boots. Had a pair of those 'terminator' style boots with the yellow nike on the heel and a yellow foam mid-sole that was a nightmare to clean, boots also weighed a tonne when they got wet.
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