The Nike Air Max Light “AM 95″ – Grey/Neon Yellow is available at size-online. It sells for around  £84.99. This model was re-issued in 2007 for the first time in the UK. It was first released in the late 1980s. The Nike Air Max Light is an iconic shoe. Now, this model comes in a new colorway of Grey/Neon Yellow.

If you are a fan of PUMA’s, check out these kicks. A collaboration between PUMA and American Rag Cie, these shoes promise to turn heads.With the look of a boxing shoe and a lot of added flash, these kicks would be a nice addition to your collection. American Rag Cie is a Japanese brand and these shoes are available at their online store at Zozotown.

When you first look at these shoes, the first thing you notice is the color. The shiny silver on white look gives these shoes a fresh feel. With boxing-style hi tops, these shoes work whether you are wearing long pants or shorts. The PUMA name is on the side of the shoe and on the back. There is also a PUMA logo on the back.

I’m not fond of such shiny shoes. But if you are a fan of the metallic look, you might give these a try.

These shoes are limited to some American Rag Cie locations and it’s online shop. Via Freshness

Last month we told you about this collaboration between New Balance and Stussy x UNDFTD x Hectic. Together they created the New Balance MT580 3 The Hard Way pack, which includes three shoes. The shoe was inspired by the movie characters in the 1974 movie “Three The Hard Way.”

While these sneakers were available at some Japanese shops last month, you can now get them straight for UNDFTD at their online shop. These NB collaborations are priced at $188 per pair.

The bright yellow and black pair, dubbed “Freddie” is my favorite, because I have alwasy been a big fan of this color combination. However, the other two versions aren’t bad either.

The “Jimmie” features a dark metallic red/black and yellow colorway that is definitely unique. I like these shoes because the red is muted rather than bright. The third pair, “Kelley” is also subtle but has a little shine to it as well.

Check out these shoes, straight from undftd.com. You can also get a T-shirt commemorating the collaboration as well.

The SDM-Hi White Ties by JB Classics pictured above are limited to 480 pairs though I have a difficult time seeing these shoes moving quickly. The gum outsole is contrasted with an unorthodox mixture of colors on the bottom of the SDM-Hi to add a bit of flavor to these all-white shoes. The only way I can see the rainbow at the bottom of these shoes working is if the rest of the shoe had a similar mixture of colors. The bottom of the shoes stand out far too much to wear these on a daily basis.

The main problem I have with the SDM-Hi is the interwoven leather pattern on the shoes. It is clear that the designers at JB Classics wanted to separate the SDM-Hi from the competition by weaving two layers of white leather. I admire the craftsmanship involved in this layering but the end result is not visually attractive. I know some readers will like these shoes but I think there are plenty of other shoes that cost less and pack a bigger punch in terms of flavor on the market.

This Reebok x Audet Pump Omni Lite features an all gold colorway.And we really mean ALL gold. These sneaker are all over gold in a variety of different textures and shades. These shoes are expected to hit Japanese stores really soon, but they won’t be in U.S. shops until late spring or early summer priced at $150.

In the meantime, you might be able to cop a pair on eBay if you are lucky.

I’m not fond of gold shoes myself. But if you grab these sneakers, you are sure to stand out on the court.These shoes feature embossed shiny leather, mesh overlays and smooth leather. I normally don’t like a lot of different colors, but these shoes are just too much gold for my taste. Perhaps they could have broken it up a bit with touches of black.

Nike has just released a new colorway for the Air Max 95’s. They feature a gray upper with lime green, silver, and black accents. You can get these pair at Size?. via highsnobiety