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Fallen Rookie - Men's
New kid on the block, Tom Asta, got his first pro shoe, The Rookie. Genuine heavy duty suede. Asymmetric stabilizer for medial upper support. Lightly foam padded tongue and collar for comfort and support. Vulcanized sole construction. EVA insole to absorb impact and provide cushioning. Highly abrasion resistant outsole for wear and durability. Removable insole. Imported.
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How do these compare to the Slashes in terms of sizing?
I tried a pair of slashes at a local skate shop. the size 9 (which is my normal shoe size) was snug. How do these compare to them and what size should I get?
asked 1 year ago 
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HawtDawg
Philippines
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These rookies break in super quick so you're good with your normal size.
answered 11 months ago
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doubleh
Houston, TX
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The men's Fallen Rookie shoe will most likely feel even more tighter on you than the men's Fallen Slash design does, so I would recommend going up to a size 09.5 if you want that really snug fit, or even up to a size 10.0 for a regular shoe fit.
answered 1 year ago
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GinoJ
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What does the insoles made of ? can i see a picture of the insoles from the side view
May i see what the insoles look like in another angle to see how thick the insoles are.
and what type of insoles are they ?
and what type of insoles are they ?
asked 1 year, 4 months ago on Fallen Rookie - Men's
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Shafiq
Australia
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The sockliner, or insole of the men's Fallen Rookie shoe is only about an 1/2" thick. I could not get any better picture than what is currently showing online for the inside of the shoe. This design has an EVA insole to absorb impact and provide cushioning.
answered 1 year, 4 months ago
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GinoJ
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