10 Fila Shoes Best Price
Updated on: May 2023
Fila Shoes Best Price in 2023
Fila Men's Memory Workshift-M, Black/Black/Black, 11 M US
Fila Edgewate 12 Hiking Shoe (Little Kid/Big Kid), Black/Black, 4 M US Big Kid
- Synthetic upper in a classic hiking-inspired silhouette
- Padded tongue and collar provide additional comfort
- Lace-up closure for a secure and adjustable fit
- Breathable textile lining and a cushioned textile footbed
- Durable rubber outsole
Fila Men's Kele-Toes EZ Slide Drainage Casual Sneakers, Blue Synthetic, 14 M
- Drain Tech - These shoes have a unique design feature that allows water to simply drain through them, thus making for the ideal shoe to wear at the beach.
- EZ Slide - Feature that allows the foot to easily slide in and out of the shoe without socks, thanks to the shoe's utilization of fabrics and synthetic materails.
- Synthetic upper - Few people who want activewear toe shoes want leather, and it's because synthetic is stronger, waterproof, and will ultimately stay a whole lot cooler on the foot.
- Two fasteners - These Fila shoes are actually ideal for running, not only for beach-wear, and so they have a strong bungee fastener along the top, but also an adjustable fastener on the back for improved stability, comfort, and non-slip protection.
- Four-way stretch fabric - This beneficial feature of the Fila toe shoes means that the foot is actually cradled by stretchable fabric and mesh, not relying entirely on the synthetic upper, which creates a lot more strength and durability for long-term wear.
Fila Men's Original Fitness Fashion Sneaker, Red/Navy/White, 12 M US
- Upper - leather provides lateral support
- Midsole - eva for cushioning and comfort
- Outsole - solid rubber provides traction and durability
- Classic heritage style with fashionable looks
- Select distribution and unique product assortment
Fila Men's, Midland Trail Running Shoe Brown 9 M
- Manmade and mesh fabric uppers with logo accents
- Lace up closure for a secure fit
- Padded collar and tongue for added support
- Fabric linings
- Cushioned footbed for added comfort
Fila Men's Memory at Peak Steel Toe Trail Runner, Black/Black/Metallic Silver, 11.5 M US
- Upper: Leather for lateral support and nylon mesh for lightweight and breathability
- Midsole: EVA for cushioning and comfort
- Toe: Stell toe for safety
- Outsole: Rubber for traction and durability
Fila Men's Xtent 4 Running Shoe, Dark Silver/Black/Vibrant Orange, 13 M US
- Upper: Nylon mesh for lightweight and brathability combined with leather for support
- Midsole: EVA for cushioning and comfort
- Outsole: Rubber for traction and durability
Fila Women's Memory Foam Frame V6 Athletic Running Shoes (9.5, Black/White)
- Memory Foam
- Partial Rubber Outsole
- Knit synthetic upper
- Textured EVA midsole
Fila Men's Original Fitness Shoes Black/Black/Black 10.5
- Be bold and provocative. Remain vintage, but never conventional.
- Radiate sophistication and style without sacrificing performance.
- Inspired by vintage athletic wear. Retro looks, with classic stylings.
Fila Men's Court 13 Low Black/White/Dark Shale Suede Sneakers Shoes Sz: 10.5
- 6-Hole Lace-Up Vamp With Blind Eyelets
- Leather Upper With Soft Mesh Lining
- Padded Collar & Tongue
- EVA Cushioned Midsole
- Gripping, Rubber Outsole
An Experiment: When is it Okay to Have an Abortion?
When you put yourself into the shoes of a woman considering an abortion, how do you really feel?
The human experience is filled to the brim with ethical quandaries, particular in our present time of disastrous warfare, global economy and advanced technology. Today it is difficult for people to come to much agreement on issues that were unquestionable in the public arena even fifty years ago. One of these issues, a particularly volatile one, is abortion. And this is the issue that I propose an "experiment" with. Abortion is very much in the public eye these days, partly because it is an issue that divides along familiar political lines, and partly because it has come to represent a whole set of values for either side.
What makes abortion such a particularly difficult issue, however, is that many people feel differently about it depending on the situation. Many who would call themselves pro-life would agree that there are some situations in which they would consider abortion okay, such as when the mother has been violated, or when there is the expectation of a terrible birth defect. There are also many in the pro-choice camp who oppose abortion under certain circumstances, such as in the case of an almost full-term pregnancy.
What ultimately makes abortion such a difficult question is that at the heart of the issue is a woman, and a child. Both of them are walking a very thin line that separates them from the life they might have, and the life that might never be, both in terms of quality of life, and in terms of survival. Although the abortion issue is surrounded by slogans, speeches and bumper stickers, in the end it is a very personal, heart-wrenching decision that will be weighed against a hundred different factors. There are many of us who feel a certain way about abortion, but would feel entirely different when the circumstances were their own.
Many of the women who have abortions are women who really don't want to do so, but feel tremendously pressured by family or friends. I have met more than one woman who has had an abortion and regretted it every day after, and suffered both physically and emotionally. I have also met women who felt that they had no other option except to have the abortion. I have met very, very few women who felt that they could even consider adoption as an option for their child. Although they are often treated as abstract statistics in speeches, these women are your neighbors, your friends, your old college roommates, or your family.
I would like to put forth a couple of scenarios that are loosely based on the real stories of women I am familiar with. I would like you, the reader, to consider what kind of advice you might give to these women. She might come to you in complete denial that this is really happening, or she might come to you and dissolve into tears of indecision. But she has a huge, life-changing decision on her mind that has to be dealt with. What would you tell her to do?
A. This young woman has been living with her boyfriend for a couple of years, and recently they have been talking seriously about marriage. They share a small apartment, but after the wedding, they hope to buy a house. Things are tight, but not too tight. When our young woman finds out that she's expecting a child, she feels shocked at first, but after a few days, she's getting excited. She knows that her boyfriend would like to have a large family, and even if the timing is bad, she's sure that they can make it work. She waits for him to come home from work with a smile on her face, but after she breaks the news, she is surprised to find him angry and upset. He tells her that she needs to have an abortion; they can't afford a child right now. He leaves the house and doesn't come back for several days. This is the man she wants to marry and have a family with. What should she do?
B. This woman divorced her first husband a few years ago, and is raising her daughter alone. She's charmed by a new man who has children of his first marriage, but he's been living with her almost four years now. He has a good job and she makes a little money as well, but they haven't given much thought to the future. When she finds herself pregnant, he stays around a little longer, but by the time she reaches the end of her first trimester, he's gone. She makes just a little above minimum wage working full time. She needs to provide for herself and her daughter on her own, but she can't afford the place she's living in, and when the baby comes, she'll have to quit her job. What should she do?
Please post your comments about these two scenarios. I'm really interested to see what people think, and I plan to write a second article to tell you what these women chose to do in real life, (assuming AC accepts the article.) You can post as anonymous if you prefer, just let us all know what you think these women should do. Should she have the abortion, or should keep the baby? If you would like to share your position on abortion, (pro-life or pro-choice) please do so, but it's not necessary.
