A Look Back at the Reebok SNS 5000
In end July 2008, Sneakersnstuff dropped a gem on the sneaker world. Showing the utmost love for their country and its history, Erik Jonsson … Read more
Today in Sneaker History
Every sneaker has a date that matters. Today in Sneaker History marks the releases, games, and milestones that happened on this day, one moment at a time, the way we remember them.
Today in Sneaker History
Every sneaker has a date that matters. Today in Sneaker History marks the releases, games, and milestones that happened on this day, one moment at a time, the way we remember them.
5 Years Since Miami’s “Big Three” Was Introduced
It’s hard to believe but its been 5 years since Pat Riley and the Miami Heat were able to put together a team that … Read more
The Decision That Changed Sneakers
Five years ago today, LeBron James made “The Decision” on an ESPN special. He announced his choice to sign with the Miami Heat. Of … Read more
Agassi Wins Wimbledon in Nike Air Tech Challenge Huarache
Andre Agassi wasn’t just the pretty face with cool gear from Nike. Many forget he was a pretty good tennis player and multiple Grand … Read more
Pete Sampras Wins 1994 Wimbledon in Something Other Than Oscillates
Yes the title is a little misleading since Tinker Hatfield hadn’t designed the Air Oscillate yet, but that doesn’t make the statement untrue. Nike’s … Read more
Meet Your New Hero – Grandmama!!! Larry Johnson Drafted #1 in 1991
There was NEVER a show like the UNLV Runnin Rebels in 1989-1991. Fab Five? Copies. Kentucky under Cal? No flash. Duke or Carolina? One … Read more
Hakeem Olajuwon Leads Rockets to First NBA Championship
If you really want to see how much the game of NBA basketball has changed, look no further than the 1994 NBA Finals. The … Read more
Dwyane Wade Wins 1st Championship in Converse Wade 1
Before Erik Spoelstra, there was Pat Riley. Before Li-Ning and Jordan Brand, there was Converse. Before LeBron and Bosh, there was just Dwyane Wade … Read more
Reggie Miller and Pacers Dominate Game 5 of the 2000 Finals
“Reggie Miller, standing behind the arc, would not let the season expire for the Indiana Pacers. He squared, fired and flapped those arms some … Read more