The latest issue of German sneaker biannual Lace Magazine has just dropped. It features coverage of Hamburg’s best stores, a report on Nike iD, Nina Braun’s knitted sneakers, plus news about all the latest sneakers and more! Looks like a good read. via THR1LLA.
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Check out this painting by Washington DC’s AM-Radio, celebrating Adidas’ upcoming Muhammed Ali line. via Dopefiend.
Don’t miss AM-Radio’s other work on their site including more amazing paintings and some nice t-shirts.
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Besides the two Nike iD Sole Collector Dunks we already saw, a One Piece Laser Dunk was also made for the event and is now available at Vintage Kicks!
These ‘This Day In History’ Dunks are limited to only 36 pairs, so if you want them be quick.
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The boys over at Inquiringmind.ca have updated their site once again with some nice new features including 8FIVE2, Know1edge, and Adrift Skateshop! Read up.
Check out these Nike Air Stabs spotted at the Sole Collector event at Niketown NYC. A very nice shoe in a very nice colorway. Take a look at those neon Footscape in the back too! Thanks to LaMJC.
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Remember the Sneaker Activism petition? Hundreds of people have already signed the petition! In addition, a newspaper in Canada have written an article about the movement.
“Almost everyone dreams of walking in a movie star’s shoes. But for growing ranks of “sneaker activists,” fantasy is not enough.
Inspired by their favourite film-based footwear, people around the globe are lobbying shoe manufacturers to produce copies of runners worn by the likes of Uma Thurman, Bill Murray and Michael J. Fox.
At least three petitions have been launched this year, each spawned by sneakerheads hoping Hollywood cobblers will sell them their soles.”
Read the rest of the article here.
