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PUMA V108 WIDE i FG FOOTBALL SOCCER BOOTS CLEATS |  |
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US $119.99 | 28d 15h 52m |
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Zephz Wide Traxx Molded Soccer Cleat Kids | |
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US $32.99 | 7d 2h 8m |
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NEW NIKE SOCCER MENS MERCURIAL VAPOR WORLD CUP FG CLEATS SHOES SIZE 115 | |
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US $79.99 | 29d 4h 53m |
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SOCCER BALL or BALL and CLEAT LOGO BLACK LEATHER WIDE MAGNETIC MONEY CLIP NEW | |
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US $19.95 | 29d 1h 19m |
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NEW Zephz Wide Traxx Soccer Cleat Mens Black White 11 | |
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US $32.20 | 29d 27m |
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PUMA V110 Wide i FG FOOTBALL SOCCER BOOTS CLEATS | |
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US $149.99 | 27d 20h 33m |
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NEW Zephz Wide Traxx Soccer Cleat Mens Black White 8 | |
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US $32.20 | 26d 21h 57m |
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NIKE TOTAL90 LASER III iD SOCCER CLEAT SZ 105 WIDE | |
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US $149.99 | 25d 18h 52m |
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NEW Zephz Wide Traxx Soccer Cleat Mens Black White 9 | |
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US $32.20 | 25d 9h 58m |
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NEW Zephz Wide Traxx Soccer Cleat Mens Black White 10 | |
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US $32.20 | 25d 9h 58m |
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NEW Zephz Wide Traxx Soccer Cleat Mens Black White 12 | |
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US $32.20 | 25d 9h 58m |
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NEW Zephz Wide Traxx Soccer Cleat Mens Black White 8 | |
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US $32.20 | 25d 9h 58m |
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NEW Zephz Wide Traxx Soccer Cleat Mens Black White 9 | |
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US $32.20 | 25d 9h 58m |
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NEW Zephz Wide Traxx Soccer Cleat Mens Black White 7 | |
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US $32.20 | 25d 9h 58m |
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NEW Zephz Wide Traxx Soccer Cleat Mens Black White 6 | |
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US $32.20 | 25d 9h 58m |
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Zephz Wide Traxx Soccer Cleat Mens | |
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US $35.99 | 22d 22h 8m |
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Mens Adidas Puntero Soccer Shoes Cleats Size 75 Wide | |
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US $20.00 | 12d 21h 2m |
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Boys Wide Traxx Soccer Cleats Shoes ZEPHZ 5EE 5 EE Wide Black Red EUC | |
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US $19.99 | 6d 10h 18m |
Are f50 soccer cleats good for wide feet?
Iv got really wide feet and i want to get f50s can anyone tell me if they are for wide feet or not? and if not can anyone give me any other good cleats for wide feet perhaps with metal studs? Thnx
Adidas is a better cleat if you have a wide foot.
I have wide feet and i also own the f50.
They are real comfortable.
Try my source they have certain cleats that wide.
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Direct Sales Tips: Your Summer Preparation Checklist
The lazy days of summer don't have to slow you and your business down when you take these steps to prepare in advance. This time-tested Summer Preparation Checklist will ensure your sales and sponsoring keep rising along with those summer temperatures.
1. Plan now for your kid's summer schedule so you don't find yourself in the middle of June without any options. Schools and city recreation departments offer a wide variety of programs your kids will love. Start planning your kids' summer schedule now as some of these programs fill up fast and can vary considerably in price.
2. Have a Summer Fun Meeting with your family. Create three lists of things to do during the summer. One list of projects to do with mom, dad or the whole family; another list of fun things to do when a friend is over; and one last list of things your child can do on her own. Plan to have all you need on hand by picking up the right summer supplies the next time you go to the store.
3. Get your kids organized. Your office may not be an example of organizational bliss but if you want to avoid having your kids come to you to find everything from crayons to soccer cleats, you will need to get their closets and toy storage areas in order. By involving them in the organizational process they will be able to find what they need without coming to ask you.
4. Have a Plan B list of reliable friends and older neighborhood kids you can call on to watch your children when Plan A falls through. You can arrange with the parents of your child's friends to do a regular "kid swap" or select from a list of high school students you know in your area.
5. Keep your sanity throughout the summer by attending periodic trainings and workshops. Just recently, DSWA members who attended the Tri-Cities, Washington training hosted by DSWA and Cynthia Kersey reported they returned home with fresh enthusiasm, new business-building ideas and lots of leads for future shows and sales appointments. Networking pays!
6. Be ready to do business while you are on the move by always having your business with you. Create a Business-in-a-box that you can grab as you run out the door that contains all the things you need to make good use of those "stolen minutes".
Here are just a few of the ways our members shared how they utilize their waiting time:
* I read up on company literature so I'm always informed of the latest news.
* I carry a calculator so I can process paperwork or close a show.
* I make return calls to team members who call me with questions.
* I use my cell to make "feel good calls" to potential team members.
* I follow-up on customer inquiries regarding product details or availability.
* I turn on a classical music station and write heart-felt thank you notes to customers and hostesses.
* I check in with future hostesses to see if they have any questions and give them encouragement.
* I take time for me. There will always be a phone call to make, or a note to write. By taking a quiet 15 minute escape, I feel rejuvenated and ready for the rest of my day!
About the Author
Jane Deuber is a Co-Founder of
http://www.DSWA.org
(the only association dedicated to the needs of the independent party plan and network marketing professionals). Discover what makes the DSWA so unique. Listen to three informative free teleseminars by visiting
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