Comment from: Josué Diaz [Visitor] Email · http://myachillesrupture.com
RESPECT! That's excellent.
06/17/10 @ 13:24
Comment from: Jamie [Visitor]
geeeez, this guy is insane! he should at least wear some toe covers.
06/17/10 @ 13:40
Comment from: neTed [Visitor]
Coming next VFFs with metal toe covers!!
06/17/10 @ 21:28
Comment from: expatjim [Visitor]
i understand the desire but this is seriously NUTS. what will it do for your "body and soul" if you break/fracture/god-forbid lose your toes? sorry but i just don't think this is cool.
06/18/10 @ 05:02
Comment from: Aaron [Visitor]
I work in a prototyping shop running Swiss style turning centers. All of the parts I machine are generally no larger than a dime...The photo above was taken standing atop a barrel of aluminum chips from our milling department. No fork lifts, heavy bars of steel, or anything foot crushing in this shop! =) It's such a clean shop you could practically wear a tuxedo to work.--I just feel I needed to say this for the record. Rock On VFF's!!
06/18/10 @ 09:23
Comment from: xRomeo [Visitor]
Ahaha, cool. I was working in disaster restoration about 2 years ago and i used to wear my Flows to work when we were moving furniture back/from locations or generally at the warehouse. I would only switch to normal shoes if i was doing something that was gonna get them too dirty.
06/23/10 @ 00:11

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