Aaron Hope
January 18, 2013
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Fresh off the green color study duo comes another two-pack of Nike Lunar Montreals that makes you wonder why this update on the Steve Prefontaine signature distance runner didn’t get more play after its spring 2013 debut. The wardrobe-welcoming muted split colorups represent a harmonious marriage of style and function; a contemporary sneakerhead’s nod to the past. Have a closer look below, let us know how these compare to the first round of releases and grab yours today from Size?
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...
