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11 hours ago by ck3237
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I think the new Shay XC 2 colors are awesome. I just saw them in Eastbay. They are actually more wearable than the new XC Nike colors which are crazy (not in a good way). These Showdown colors are cool, but I would like to see a red one too.

If Wallace has a bunch of different colors, will Flotrack or Saucony add the images to this post so we can see them? that would be awesome!
ps.I agree...call it Flocus...make it happen.
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21 hours ago by Sweet...
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TC you never seem to come up short on bad ass interviews.
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22 hours ago by Michael Champagne
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wow no Pre died in a car accident months after the Olympics he died going around a turn in Oregon the rock he hit is marked. Please don't put false things on the greatest American runner we may ever see.
-a huge fan of Pre
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Yesterday at 8:47pm by Zach Houser
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YESSS! FLO-CUS!
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Yesterday at 8:12pm by Connor Kelly
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I love how he doesn't hide from the whole stereotype that distance runners don't drink. I love it!
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Yesterday at 7:32pm by tk
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I'd like to be a part of the focus group. We got in some of the new Shay XC's and there were probably the ugliest colors I've ever seen on a shoe. I'd love to help out another American brand move to the front.
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Yesterday at 7:04pm by Nate Houle
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afro? dyed hair? flaming pink leotards and inappropriate starting line behavior will cut SECONDS off your time
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Yesterday at 5:51pm by kyle
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Will you grow the fro out again? also die your gray hairs please, ur soo much sexier without gray hair!
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Yesterday at 5:01pm by Anonymous Coward
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They aren't meant to be flexible, they're sprinting spikes
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Yesterday at 4:15pm by Joseph Moncada
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Dorian transferred with his coach from UNI to Arkansas, that is a fact. And I do believe that if you transfer as your coach leaves you do not lose that year of eligibility. But I could be wrong about that.
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Yesterday at 4:15pm by YES
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I have not raced on the track in many years and I haven't worn spikes in more years than I can remember, but the spikes look like they are very stiff and not very flexible.
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Yesterday at 2:07pm by Kenneth Pfaff
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dorian always makes for a great interview. great article.
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Yesterday at 2:03pm by Ben Raphelson
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I think his UNI coach left one of the seasons and, if I'm not mistaken, that allows an athlete to transfer without sitting out a season. I could be wrong though....but yeah.
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Yesterday at 1:23pm by helloooo
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How does he still have eligibility? Don't D1 athletes lose a season of eligibility transferring? Or is that just football?
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Yesterday at 6:05am by Grumpy Panther
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Awesome interview, great story lol
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Yesterday at 5:55am by Anonymous Coward
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Great Interview. Dorian is one chill dude.
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Yesterday at 4:35am by Michael Bolland
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Better watch out for them hobos
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Yesterday at 4:09am by Anonymous Coward
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Wallace Spearmon is easily my favorite sprinter because we both have terrible starts and come back.

When I heard Wallace was being signed by Saucony I was excited because I knew they would treat him right.
That being said, these shoes are awesome, all the colors shown are great and I will defiantly be getting my hands on a pair of these when I can.
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July 29 at 6:46pm by David Goings
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Yeah, the black ones are sweet. Agree, a red one would be cool. The more colors the better, since you can find ones that go well with your uniform. The White ones would go with pretty much any uni, tho
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July 29 at 4:50pm by Anonymous Coward
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not FloFocus but FLO-CUS!

:)
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July 29 at 1:50pm by cwl
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My bad... I thought I just kept failing on the captcha
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July 29 at 12:37pm by Edd
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Which would be better for running: Vibram Five Fingers or these kind of spiked shoes?
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July 29 at 12:36pm by Edd
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Which would be better for running: Vibram Five Fingers or these kind of spiked shoes?
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July 29 at 12:36pm by Edd
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Which is better for running: Vibram Five Fingers or these kind of spiked shoes?
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July 29 at 12:36pm by Edd
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In Brasschaat Lauryn Williams ran on a black/orange spike. That vizipro-look was pretty awesome. The blue ones are the best form the above pictured. The black and white are pretty standard.
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July 29 at 7:24am by Bart VanAalst
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If you aren't sure these are sprinting spikes lol. The blue ones are my personal favorite because Nike has the Powercat in the white colorway already. I'm pretty sure the plate is a combo of the original superfly and current superfly plate; not the celar. It has 10 pins like the original (I might actually have 11 which is the legal limit) but placed similarly to the current version. The 10 spikes force you to go on your toes to make running on your toes easier. The full length plate is contoured to provide an extra "spring to your step" if you will while your sprinting to make sure you maintain your form.. This is for a true power sprinter. If you like relaxed spikes like the Celar, Maxcat, Powersprint, these may be to aggressive for you. I trained in Monsterfly's, Superfly's, Powercat's , etc. since freshman year so if you have as well your calves should handle this spike. It seems as thought the double upper may add weight but if you're a true sprinter, you wouldn't mind this. The double upper looks as if it provides superb lockdown similar to the shrouded Superfly P+ from back in the day. This is a great addition to the Saucony line up and will most certainly widen their fan base.
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July 29 at 12:00am by Joseph Moncada
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yeah, would love to try those for a 400, wondering if they are really meant for 100/200. Really get you up on your toes
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July 28 at 11:12pm by Anonymous Coward
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That was in response to Badgers are Best
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July 28 at 9:57pm by Anonymous Coward
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No, that's not really how it works for a slower person. If you are running for a significant amount of time slower than 7:00, you are not fast enough for 7:00 to be your "Badger-Mile" pace (should be 8ish). For him, its always underestimating the mileage, in your scenario its considerably overestimating it.

If you always run between 6:40-7:20 on runs, and always call it 7:00 pace, you're just estimating, its subtly different than what the Badgers do.
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July 28 at 9:56pm by dwhite
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