Is POWER too low class?
Walked around town today. Nobody wear Power any more. It's like a rare brand. More rare than Bijan.
What will amoi/awek think of Power?



This post has been edited by Skylinestar: Jul 21 2018, 05:07 PM

ya too low class

brand snobs will not hear of it

This post has been edited by ihm11: Jul 21 2018, 05:09 PM

i bought 1 pair of power hiking shoes, used for 2.5 years then finally spoil

now i bought a salomon trail running shoes HNNNGGG can really feel the difference lol

Bata Power is known for decent design at affordable price, nothing wrong with it

As usual

U lengzai/lenglui wear whatever shoe, still lengzai/lenglui

U face problem wear 18 karat gold plated whatever nike adidas balenciaga, still face problem

Low keras ke high keras ke ni semua sikap materialistic dan inferiority complex je.

This post has been edited by xperiaDROID: Jul 21 2018, 05:25 PM

kinda sad that is how the world think.

Still have my power for workout. Quality gooding.

Some people say Rm50 only fuck that

Rm150 minimum only can show face

I myself considered a pair, pretty cool looking, but decided not to buy sneakers... got slipons instead

This post has been edited by KLboy92: Jul 21 2018, 05:40 PM

I still wear bata power. 1 pair daily use for office. 1 for occasional jog/run

Meanwhile puma and reebok shoe kept in box.

Diu la nowadays decent Nike Adidas also 400++. Quality not so good also

Agreed. Salomon XA Pro series really HHNNNGGGGHHHHH!

Can feel the difference. My old Power shoes not bad, but nowhere near the feel of my new Salomon shoes.

can't find REEBOKs

Bata

Can feel different.
So which is nicer?

What's the difference? Please elaborate

Better fit, better support. Harder shell, better protection.

Super traction, minimal slip. Strong shell, very little flex.

No need to tie the shoelaces, just pull and lock.

I still wear power for daily workout shoes.

Nothing wrong

do people outside of malaysia thinks bata as low class?

humanity restored

There is no low class brand shoe, only low class mentality