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"Asics is launching a new color theme of the asics gel lyte iii white which borderline resembles what they have released in the past. Once again they come dressed in a White, Blue and Red color combination.This Asics Gel Lyte III also comes constructed with a mesh upper while nubuck lands on the overlays, flat cotton laces, leather on the formstripes, TPU her counter and rubber outsole. Mostly dressed in White, Blue, Red and Grey accents are spread throughout. Completing the look is Black on the outsole.
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Shawn Kemp’s sophomore signature sneaker, the reebok classic high tops, returns this week for its 25th anniversary. While today’s generation of sneakerheads likely weren’t even born when Kemp was tearing up the court, many OGs will remember 1995 like it was just yesterday. This retro will surely bring back a lot of memories.Reebok have essentially created a one-for-one remake of the distinct two-toned baller, opting for its original black and white look. The upper alternates between leather and nubuck panels, the industry standard of the time. Underfoot, Hexalite cushioning still does the trick.
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Chinese-born, London-based menswear designer Feng Chen Wang has teamed up with Converse before for a couple of ERX260-inspired drops – one featuring the converse chuck taylor 70 sale, another featuring the mid-top 80s basketball silhouette itself. Now she's back with yet another Chuck 70 drop, this time as an online exclusive.The colab is a high-fashion take on the ERX260 x Chuck 70 mashup that Converse debuted a while back, and adds moulded ERX-style overlays to the iconic Chuck silhouette. In this case, the collaboration appears in clean monochromatic white and 'Carbon Grey' colourways, each with full grain leather construction, 35mm rubber taping, and OrthoLite insoles.
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The new balance outlet has yet to see the wide availability of the brand’s other footwear products, but it continues to emerge in colorways sure to find favor among the masses. Case in point: a navy ensemble with light grey accents. Unlike the majority of both collaborative and solo efforts, New Balance‘s forthcoming retro-inspired release features a tonal upper. Enlarged “N” logos on the lateral sidewalls, however, interrupt the navy arrangement in a light grey hue reminiscent of the original, Steve Jobs-approved New Balance 992. Tongue labels and EVA midsoles further indulge in the simple grey makeup, though the former boasts bright blue vintage “NB” branding.