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Right now anything that is retro is in. Old school nikes, Sperry canvas sneakers, the original vans, Jack Purcells, Chuck Taylor All Stars, and the classic pumas.
Im not a sneakerhead as much as i was years back, but i wear my white stan smiths consistantly, and hope to break out my john mcenroe air trainers pretty soon
Im not a sneakerhead as much as i was years back, but i wear my white stan smiths consistantly, and hope to break out my john mcenroe air trainers pretty soon
Todd, what are your favorite retros? Can you rank them?
Hard to rank, but with Adidas, shell toes and Rod Lavers are two of my favorites. Other than that I'm more of a Nike fan. I have Jordan III's and V's, Air Max 1's, and of course Air Force 1's. As a tennis player some of the Nike tennis shoes from the 90's are also my favs like the Air Oscillates and Air Tech Challenge.
Hard to rank, but with Adidas, shell toes and Rod Lavers are two of my favorites. Other than that I'm more of a Nike fan. I have Jordan III's and V's, Air Max 1's, and of course Air Force 1's. As a tennis player some of the Nike tennis shoes from the 90's are also my favs like the Air Oscillates and Air Tech Challenge.
I'm really into Onitsuku Tigers by Asics too.
You?
I really like Adidas. They were the first "premium" sneaker that I had back in the day and I still like them, especially the retro styles.
I really like Adidas. They were the first "premium" sneaker that I had back in the day and I still like them, especially the retro styles.
I really like Asics for running.
All those I mentioned were for casual wear or for tennis. For running I like Asics and Mizuno.
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