There aren’t too terribly many sneakerheads who’ve become so established in the community that they’re known by a nickname. Mayor comes to mind as one of the great Air Force 1 historians, so when another dedicated collector gets a nod from the list publishers over at Complex, you know dude’s behind a sneaker closet few can rival. Fran ‘Franalations’ Marchello‘s Top 25 Sneakers of All Time reads like a ’90s baby list, nearly all the entries having released in the past decade with the few notable exceptions Air Football Boots Retros plus theFootball Boots Maghe showed off not too long ago. Every week, Sneaker News reports hundreds of stories to keep you on top of everything important with shoes. From release dates, detailed galleries, and exclusive stories/interviews with the most important names in the industry, the Sneaker News staff works almost around the clock to keep your bellies full with all Football Boots Cheap the sneaker goodness you can handle. But then there are events like what happened at the Boston Marathon, followed by a series of other events around the globe that really make us hold tight to what we enjoy doing, and what we have in common with all of our readers is that we have a passion for sneakers.
Sneakerheads and serious hoopsters are united in their anticipation of the Hyperdunk reboot this weekend, and while Football Boots Basketball’s Hyper- OG is switching to a LunarLon cushioning platform, its running mate sticks with what’s worked so well for the past two years. TheFootball Boots Zoom Hyperfuse 2012still doesn’t have a concrete US release date, but this pair that looks like it’d be perfect for a few teams in the American midwest has already arrived at select SE Asian stores. Click through to see how the Pacers/Wolverines look pans out on the uniquely detailed Zoom Hyperfuse 2012 silo and stick with Sneaker News to find out when they arrive here in the States. A recent in-depth preview of the Air Max 1 for 2013 revealed these beauties – a Premium build of the ’87 runner in a tonal red suede upper and a black midsole. Immediate thoughts of the celebrated ‘Raging Bull’ Air Football Boots V came to mind (as all tonal red suede sneakers will likely be referred to as), but we’ll welcome that comparison as these are undeniably built in the same manner. This unofficial crossover of AM1 and Air Football Boots V served as one of the many highlights of Spring 2013′s NSW Air Max line-up, and with January right around Football Boots UK the corner, it’s time to keep these reserved in your memory because these are one to not miss out on.