2015 was an interesting year in sneakers for me. It was a year where I bought noticeably fewer sneakers than in years past, but wrote about them more than ever before. The culture has exploded in the last few years, and 2015 was the biggest yet. From Kanye West and ...
Hip hop and sneakers go together like any of those stereotypical pairings that are often used to describe how two things congruently come together; peanut butter and jelly, bread and butter, lamb and tuna fish, yin and yang, or whatever analogy you were raised on -- all fall short of ...
The sneaker game in 2015 changed a lot. Whether it was lifestyle or performance, things started to move and the old favorites were no longer the clear winner. As someone that tries to balance between those two worlds, the subtle changing of the guards made for a very interesting year. When I say ...
It was supposed to be great. We were supposed to be riding hoverboards and gallivanting in our power-lacing sneakers. In reality, 2015 looked far different than it was depicted in the movies thirty years ago, which might come as a letdown to some people. And I’m going to take a ...
In 2015 I decided to chill and only cop 10 sneakers, so that should make my list pretty simple, right? Nah. I didn’t get everything I wanted because we all face #sadderday no matter how good the plug is and sometimes we have not-buyer’s remorse when you think a pair ...
2015 was one of the best years the sneaker business has seen. The amount of diversity available to sneaker enthusiasts was incredible. Whether you wanted super hyped Public School Jordans or Kanye's adidas, or some of the incredible GR colorways and collabs that came from brands like PUMA, New Balance ...
The year of 2015 was a great one, especially for sneakers. With my fellow Sneaker Historians @TheShoeRestorer and Aaron Nojima giving their top 10 kicks of 2015, I figure I'd give you a little something different and personal. With a blink of an eye, we're almost at 2016. That being said, I ...
If you didn't notice 2015 was a big year for sneakers. There were more signature sneakers than ever, along with more brands and collaborations to choose from. It seemed like every week there was a release that caught your eye, regardless if you wanted to cop or not. With the ...
2015 was a great year for sneakers. Many brands put a stress on material quality and tons of great collabs dropped. Brands like Diadora and Karhu came out of the woodwork and Chef Rae his own sneaker to celebrate 20 years of OB4CL -- although I'm much more excited for ...
