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The outsole carries five distinct patterns, each one drawn to outline one of the five basic movements a new player learns — the bottom of the shoe is a teaching diagram. Plus a removable insole, which is what lets a growing foot take a thicker sock or an orthotic. Pardubice first, and a sixty-metre gate tower with the best view for the climb anywhere.
Nike Court Lite 2 Junior Tennis Shoes: Lot one, lace up, look up, sixty metres of Renaissance gate tower, a public gallery near the top, value rising, bids flying, calves negotiating! Sold to the kid who beats the stairs.
Nike Court Lite 2 Junior Tennis Shoes: Here we have traction, action, and a 1797 stucco Jonah-and-the-whale on the facade, ladies and gentlemen, a biblical splash with street-court dash! Going once, going twice—whale of a deal.
Nike Court Lite 2 Junior Tennis Shoes: Observe the lot—shoes in front, castle behind, earth ramparts, moat, and early Renaissance paintings in the Knights' Halls, all priced in grandeur per square step! Hammer down; nobody argues with a moat.
Nike Court Lite 2 Junior Tennis Shoes: Brick by Josef Gocar, Rondocubist and robust, mills that ground grain for 101 years, and now these juniors are bidding for footwork futures at terrifying speed! Final call—flour power.
Lot one, and this is the one I want you all awake for, because there is a detail in this shoe that I have never seen anywhere else and I intend to get proper money for it. Look at the sole. Look at it. That outsole carries five distinct patterns — five, count them — and each pattern has been designed to visually outline one of the five basic movements a new tennis player learns.
The shoe is a diagram. A child looks down and the footwork is drawn there, on the rubber, underneath them. Somebody in a design office decided that the bottom of a shoe was a teaching surface, and I have valued a great many objects and I have rarely seen an idea that good executed that quietly. Do I hear an offer. I do not care.
It is not for sale, it is just correct.
The rest of the catalogue entry, and I will be quick because I am honest and quick in that order: rubber outsole, removable insole — which matters more than it sounds, because a removable insole is what lets a growing foot take an orthotic or a thicker sock without buying the next size up. Sized for big kids.
What I do not have, and will not conjure: the upper material, the midsole construction, the closure system and the court surfacing. The manufacturer's own record does not carry them and I am not going to call out numbers off the back of the room.
Now — Pardubice, and we are moving fast because this town does not slow down. The Winternitz Automatic Mills: Josef Gočár's Rondocubist brick, and it milled grain for one hundred and one years. A hundred and one, and then it stopped, and now it is a cultural centre.
Going once on the flour trade, sold to the arts.
And the Zelená brána is a sixty-metre Renaissance gate tower with a public gallery near the top, which is the best-value climb in the entire country and nobody is bidding.
You will wear these everywhere from a junior clinic back home to the ramparts and moat at the castle, and by the way, they are ideal for a whole day on foot here, which is precisely how a town this size should be taken.
The bottom of the shoe is a diagram. Five patterns, five movements, drawn on the rubber, under the child.
