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Poll of the Day > Can you tell the difference between a TENNIS and RUNNING SHOE?? I'd be SHOCKED!

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mrduckbear
11/21/17 12:06:45 AM
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Which is which in your opinion?



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If you've been looking for shoes, you can tell that these shoes are always labeled in categories ranging from athletic, walking, tennis and running shoes...but honestly, a lot of these shoes all look the same to me..so if you can tell the difference between a TENNIS and a RUNNING shoe is between 2 pictures, colour me shocked!!.

Shoe 1 -

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Shoe 2 -

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Mead
11/21/17 12:07:55 AM
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Yes I can tell the difference
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darcandkharg31
11/21/17 12:19:25 AM
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*google image searches*

Ah yes, of course of course, ahem, the correct answer is b.
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Red_Frog
11/21/17 12:20:16 AM
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Trick question, the tennis shoe is obviously the one labeled Nike Running.
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aHappySacka
11/21/17 12:21:30 AM
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There's a gap in the bottom of Shoe #1 to separate the two main parts meant to cushion the feet while running.

While the bottom of Shoe #2 has ridges to maximize traction which you don't need as much when running.
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DocDelicious
11/21/17 1:02:05 AM
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aHappySacka posted...
There's a gap in the bottom of Shoe #1 to separate the two main parts meant to cushion the feet while running.

While the bottom of Shoe #2 has ridges to maximize traction which you don't need as much when running.

Boom.
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Golden Road
11/21/17 1:43:56 AM
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Yes, but it's like telling the difference between a rectangle and a square. Running shoes are a specific kind of tennis shoe.
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Mead
11/21/17 1:44:58 AM
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Both are overpriced pieces of plastic and foam
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wwinterj25
11/21/17 2:16:26 AM
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Clearly these have a noticeable difference and as already said 1 is shoes for running while 2 is for tennis.
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helIy
11/21/17 2:18:07 AM
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Mead posted...
Yes I can tell the difference

me too

one literally says running on it
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benbeverfaqs
11/21/17 8:02:53 AM
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You have to look at the bottom (sole) of the shoe.
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PKMNsony
11/21/17 11:07:24 AM
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Easy. Running shoe is a shoe and Tennis is a sport.
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ernieforss
11/21/17 11:55:39 AM
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it's pretty obvious.
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