Aaron Hope
December 15, 2009
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In the time-honoured (read: past couple weeks) tradition of lining up the entire history of Air Jordans, here’s Foot Locker’s take. Theirs is not an in-store installation, but rather a slick Flash-based web page that lets you easily surf through the past 25 years without a single refresh. Some purists might be bummed that they used only Countdown Pack versions of the first 22 Jays (or that the AJ1 is listed as ‘1986’), but this compendium of kicks from the GOAT is still worth a look.
Not since 2002’s Argon Dunks have two shades of blue looked so good together on a 1980s-era basketball shoe. Nike just delivered the Air Force...
It’s been quite a year for the New Balance 9060, further stamping itself as one of the more dominant lifestyle offerings on the market as...
Sean McDowell’s design isn’t slowing down one bit. After the SNKRS Showcase let loose news of the Air Max Plus “Hyper Blue,” we’re beginning to...
