Nike Signs Suh

[rawhide-jr]

Don't be jealous of my Lt. Dangle shorts and my killer boots..

 

[kansas husker]

I must be the 1 out of 10 that prefers Adidas. I am on my feet all day (PE Teacher) and go through shoes like crazy. I had Shox and they blew, I tried the Air Max and the flippin "air" pockets went to crap after a month or two. I have had nothing but success with Adidas....shoes, shirts, shorts, etc...

:yeah

Can't keep the soles on Nike from separating from the rest of the shoe. Just had to quit buying them. I guess if you sit around and don't do much, they might last a while.

GBR!!!

I absolutly perfer adidas to nike. In wrestling we use to laugh at anybody who had nike apperal. However I had a pair of adistars by adidas thta lasted for 4 years which is a very long life span for wrestling shoes. I had a pair of nike cross trainers that fell apart half way through the season just from cardio work I was doing to cut wait.

For casual clothes or for non conatct sports appearl nike maybe makes a god product but anything else I have seen is of low quality.

 

[HuskerT]

Much rather Adidas gear myself. Any Nike stuff I have bought over the years never lasts and/or shrinks and I really hate having to pay $30 - $100 more just cause it has that little swish logo on it. Nike can suck it as far as my checkbook is concerned.

Great for Suh though. Grab the $$$$ big man.

I actually prefer Nike stuff and I've never had a problem, but I couldn't agree more with the price. I'm ashamed to say that I've spent $32 for freakin t-shirt. :facepalm:

 

[In the Deed the Glory]

I don't know about wrestling and football I would say is even, but basketball shoes and equipment it isn't even close.

Nike destroys Adidas in that category. The Adidas shoes don't have ankle support, are extremely heavy, and seem to have problems with the soles. I have worn Nike for years and I play seriously competitive basketball 4-5 times a week. I've never had a pair come apart except when they have a "lot of miles" on them.

It's also an American-based company versus German, so there's another reason.