Deal:
Puma Men's Cell Flexion Shoe $35 at Finish Line
FinishLine.com has the Puma Men's Cell Flexion Shoe for $30 - 10% code 141705 + $8 shipping = $35 shipped. Available in sizes 9.5 - 13.0. Available in 3 different color schemes.
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#1
real_cheep - Posted 4:13 am PDT 06/14/08 (739 Posts)
If our sneakers are being made by slave children, why aren't they that much cheaper?
#2
justmythoughts - Posted 6:06 am PDT 06/14/08 (564 Posts)
Have tried these on a couple of times at a local B&M. The cell shaped forms are on a cloth-type backing - they look like they would split after time. BUT - they were very comfy.
#3
jpsmitty14 - Posted 7:05 am PDT 06/14/08 (65 Posts)
I have owned a few pairs of pumas and when I tried them on they were comfortable. The shoes broke down very quickly though.
#4
spots - Posted 7:05 am PDT 06/14/08 (53 Posts)
With those red soles they would be great for working in a slaughterhouse
#5
dave_c - Posted 7:22 am PDT 06/14/08 (6738 Posts)
#1, if they used child slave labor then passed the savings on, what would be the point?
There seems to be a disturbing new trend though, design everything under $60 such that it falls apart in 2 months or less.
There seems to be a disturbing new trend though, design everything under $60 such that it falls apart in 2 months or less.
#6
xdrndt - Posted 5:22 pm PDT 06/14/08 (60 Posts)
The price is right , but it doesn't last.
#7
user4409 - Posted 10:30 pm PDT 06/14/08 (26 Posts)
I really like the look of these shoes; as one reviewer said on FinishLine's site, they'd look great with jeans. I'll probably try to get my hands on a pair of these at my local Finish Line store before making a purchase here though - I'm really particular about buying shoes; I like to actually see them in person first before buying.
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