SUPRA Cruizer is Lightweight low profile shoe. Sleek upper with injected TPR mesh in the quarter. Mesh quarter and tongue for ventilation. Extra heel protection molded into a light weight molded insole. Full-length midsole injected with SupraFoam® providing entire foot impact resistance, optimal shoe flex, and board feel. BK mesh sock liner
DC Skateboarding introduces the True S ($70).
The True is an ideal skateboard shoe with SUPER SUEDE and a good rounded toe for flip tricks.
Designed after Adidas’s 35th Anniversary Superstar sneaker series, this Superstar Mini Run DMC Keychain ($30) will keep your keys illin as well.
Get a sneak peak at the twenty-fourth edition of the world’s most popular sneaker – The Air Jordan 2009 ($190). 2009 marks the first year that Nike is dropping the numerical Air Jordon naming assignment and going with the year of release instead. You can thank number 23 himself for that.
The Air Jordan 2009 introduces Articulated Propulsion Technology (APT), a revolutionary heel system inspired by the carbon fiber prosthetics used by Paralympians and developed to allow an explosive forward movement.
I’m guessing even with APT, you still won’t be able to dunk like Michael, but at least you’ll look good trying.
The team at Adidas Originals has re-released a 70’s classic — the Nizza ($70). Part of the Winter Craftsmanship range, the Adidas Nizza Low DP is the most refined Nizza Low’s to date, incorporating a hounds-tooth print insole and high grade woven canvas uppers.
The Nizza Low is named after the French city of Nice.
Homage paid to Hosoi, Grosso, and Schroeder, the BASH or BAsketball SHoe is the very first original design offering from Vans Syndicate. Made to be skated through. Design by TET (WTAPS) – Tokyo, Japan
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You might not know it, but your footwear is lacking. Fortunately for you, Paul Smith has developed the Ibsen ($345) — an eight eyelet sneaker with off-white leather nappa uppers with decorative punching and black leather heel grip.
This list of classic sneakers contain styles that have been tested through the decades and should be a staple in any guy’s closet.
Converse Chuck Taylor All Star ($45)
Adidas Stan Smith ($60)
Adidas Superstar 80s ($90)
Looking back for inspiration, the Clae Miles ($125) sneaker redefines the athletic silhouette by combining a strap closure and fine oiled leathers with understated details.
Accompanied by supple lining and a superior footbed, the Miles pushes the boundaries without compromising the essence of style. Available in Umber, Black or Stone.
Gola Harrier
These tan and brown Gola Harrier ($100) sneakers are perfect for a casual night out on the town. Pair them with some jeans and a jacket, and you’re set.