Nike channels its all-climate gear past with the new silhouette, the Nike Lunar LDV Boot. Bearing a slit-perforated upper and Lunarlon midsole, we find the sneaker boot in a mid-cut featuring leather and suede overlays. A nylon tongue is a nice added touch, showcasing the shoe’s casual inclination. Available now in two colorways (vintage green and atomic red), this new kick from Nike can be had for $140 via Nike‘s website.

Philadelphia 76ers forward Thaddeus Young has always been a fan of Penny’s Nike line. Young is from the same block as Penny Hardaway, and last season he told us that he only wears Pennys. Now Thad has a pair of Pennys that no one else does. Mache has cooked up a Nike Penny 5 “Ironman” custom for the Georgia Tech grad in the recognizable red and gold color combination.

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New Balance: The 998 Made In USA Sneaker in Grey

There’s a reason why the New Balance 998 Made In USA is a hot item. It’s a bona fide classic-and everyone loves a classic. True to the brand’s nostalgic appeal, these shoes feature rich suede and mesh uppers in grey and the reflective detailing that is now synonymous with New Balance. They feature a non-marking outsole and absorb technology, which is a specialized cushioning system in the midfoot of the shoe that provides exceptional shock absorption. They come in standard New Balance sizes for width and are the perfect shoe for running, walking, or just relaxing. Either way they look good.

They can be found for $150, so be sure to get a pair for your collection

Since its official debut during All-star week, players around the league have really expressed a liking for the new Nike Air Huarache Pro Low. Those who were avid wearers of the Nike Air Huarache 2K4 and 2KFresh found the transition to the newest silhouette a seamless one. Royals pitcher Jeremy Guthrie took to his Instagram account to state this about the Huarache Pro Low: ”They’re the most comfortable spikes ever, hands down.”

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The annual Autumn/Winter collection for this year by adidas is soon going to hit the store; this yearly affair by the brand is a much-looked-forward-to affair by sneaker lovers. Let’s take a quick look at how adidas has chosen to shift out of “summer” mode and slide into the mellow moods that autumn gently eases us into. Feature pieces will most likely be by big names such as Jeremy Scott, Ransom, and Mark McNairy.

This, BTW, is a collaborative affair with Opening Ceremony, and the apparel plus footwear it brings to us takes creative inspiration from the sports of rock climbing and basketball. 44 styles in apparel and 13 in footwear make up this collection for men, women, and children. Prices start at $80 for apparel and $175 for the sneakers.

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One of Converse’s biggest success stories is their iconic Pro Leather model. One of Bird and Magic’s favorites in the 80s, the Pro Leather is now given a second vintage element with suede composition. Two upcoming style codes from Converse Skateboarding flip colors of navy and cold to make up their appearance. The Pro Leather Hi is gold studded out with a navy Converse logo, and the low-top of the duo is navy with gold branding. Both the short and the tall members of the group sit on top of a white midsole, and include a vintage Converse tag on the tongue.

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