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  • Reebok and Bodega Team Up for Special Pumps
    By on September 16th, 2007 | No Comments Comments

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    The shoes above are the result of collaboration between Boston’s Bodega and Reebok. The market for this special set of Reebok Pumps is the jet setting sneaker fan who wants something to stand apart. As you can see, there is a map which has the route from New York to Boston for all of you Northeasterners who need to find a bus route out of town. This limited edition design will be limited to 100 pairs and these will be a hot ticket when they hit the stores.

    I would love to see the Reebok Pumps with other routes throughout the United States. Bodega naturally wants to cater to the people in their community who don’t care how to get from Chicago to St. Louis. Reebok should look into partnering with sneaker shops around the country and create a road warrior pack for every region.

    In fact, Reebok could take a page from New Balance and allow customization on the go. Pump fans could place a GPS system on the inside of the tongue to know where they are constantly. This suggestion is a joke, of course, and there is something interesting about purchasing these Pumps through View More Photos/Info

  • Sprint Sneaker from Y-3
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    Sprint Sneak

    Inspired by old school classic running sneakers, the Sprint Sneaker from Y-3 combine crackled putty colored leather with smooth patent gold and black stripes for a cool look.

    The combination of colors are flashy enough to look cool without being too bright. These shoes would be a great pick-up to wear with jeans.

    They’ll set you back $240 at eLuxury but look well-worth it.

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  • The Sneakerbox (thesnkrbox) new custom designs by laser imprint.
    By on September 16th, 2007 | No Comments Comments

    Custom Lasered Converse C.Taylor HI.

    Pic shows the Custom Lasered Converse C.Taylor HI.

    The Sneakerbox sneaks up to grab the market by launching a new product to laser on any custom design on the shoe’s outer covering. Pretty soon, they might have another innovative product to include sole custom designs. Currently, Sneakerbox advocates using this laser drawing on Nike, Adidas and Converse sneakers. Who knows when it will become available for other brands of shoes.

    I think this is great news. Before this, shoe lovers used to manually draw on or stencil in the graphics. Sometimes, a slight miscalculation resulted in odd mistakes. The machine holds a steady beam that will decorate your sneakers in a professional way. You won’t feel shy showing off your special custom graphics, having the backing of this great drawing tool.

    In my opinion, this product service is useful for branding for small teams of people. A team can get their custom logo and designs printed on the shoes in individual orders as and when required.The laser designs will last a long time and not look faded as opposed to View More Photos/Info

  • Reebok Ventilator: Visible From Miles Away
    By on September 16th, 2007 | No Comments Comments

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    The upcoming Reebok Ventilator brings shoe addicts and runners alike an option in case they need to be seen at night. Others have cracked on the Ventilator’s wild colors and I am not particularly a fan of neon colors. I think, however, that the Ventilator is closer to the ideal pair of casual shoes than other offerings. It is going to be comfortable, less expensive than wild colored Nikes and you will stand out from the crowd. The only problem is finding an outfit to go with these kicks.

    I would recommend trying these shoes out when they hit stores later this fall. A run around your shoe store will show you that these are the same old Reeboks with a color scheme that comes from the future. I, for one, would love to have a piece of the future today. I will just need to break out a bright yellow Reebok track suit when I am doing my road work.

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  • Paul Smith – Patent Leather Sneakers
    By on September 16th, 2007 | 1 Comment1 Comment Comments

    For about $300, you can call the above shoes your own.These kicks can be used as a replacement for dress shoes or as flashy sneakers to put an exclamation point on a fly outfit.If you use these shoes from the Paul Smith collection to replace dress shoes, you can keep the comfort of a sneaker with the look of a more formal shoe.

    The all black look gives these kicks a slick feel.The tonal laces, the Paul Smith coat-of-arms on the tongue and the Paul Smith signatures on the heel add to the allure of the shoe.If you have the dough, repping these high priced kicks can help you steal the show.

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  • Y-3 Field Sneakers
    By on September 16th, 2007 | No Comments Comments
    Y-3

    These soccer inspired kicks are glossy goodness.Made by the Y-3 shoe company, the shoes are made with patent leather that glimmers in the light.The black, white and green color scheme gives the shoe a flashy yet laid back feel.The Y-3 logo on the tongue stands out with a reddish orange tint.

    To get your hands on these shoes, you’ll have to drop around $250.While that’s lofty price, these kicks are so smooth that they’re worth the price tag.Faux soccer cleats with Japanese flair make these shoes a one of a kind find.If you want to make a statement, definitely check these out.

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