A staple classic since the 1980s, Reebok’s iconic Workout Clean silhouette has been upgraded with modern panache with the arrival of the Workout Clean Ultraknit. Featuring Ultraknit construction, classic coloring that harks back to the OG style, an EVA midsole, gum rubber outsole for traction and embossed branding across the side and upper tongue — this tidy capsule would perk up anyone’s collection. Reebok even hired the help of the infamous Tokyo illustrator Rimo to design the launch campaign artwork, which pays homage to both the cultural and stylistic history of the model.
Priced at a respectable $125 USD, the throwback design is now available through the brand’s online store.
In other sneaker news, the Nike Zoom Vaporfly 4% has got a new colorway.
Nike has been on a hot streak with releasing new colorways for the KMTR silhouette since its debut this past May. Now, the urban commuter favorite gets a fresh take for the Fall/Winter 2017 season. The latest iteration is wrapped in a fresh “Birch” hue alongside yellow, orange, grey, and black tones. Normally, it’s challenging to make a shoe with multiple shades to look good, but the athletic imprint has succeeded in utilizing all of the varied colors to produce a minimal-looking sneaker.
When it comes to construction, the KMTR is equipped with waterproof uppers, magnetic closures for easy wear as well as foam midsole for sweet cushioning. Not to mention, reflective detailing helps with nighttime traveling. Check out the rendition above and head over to Nike’s official website to purchase the shoe for approximately $150 USD.
Coming in after the drop of its “University Red” iteration, Nike’s Air Max 1 will continue its anniversary celebration in “Sport Royal” coloring with a restock. The aforementioned color schemes swap places along its upper, lacing and Swoosh branding to present a clean look for those who prefer the shade of blue over red. Staying true to Tinker Hatfield’s design, its visible Air Max unit is placed within the heel for a final touch.
Slated to drop on October 12, you can expect the Nike Air Max 1 “Sport Royal” to retail for $140 USD at select Nike Sportswear retailers and Nike SNKRS app.
The ASICS GEL-Lyte III is back in a new colorway. The popular split-tongue sneaker returns in “Glacier Grey” as it incorporates mesh material with suede overlays. Its midsole unit is coated in white while its GEL-Lyte III model branding is traditionally place on each heel’s lateral side. Various shades of grey coloring make up its upper while a lighter hue of grey is placed on its outsole.
The ASICS GEL-Lyte III in “Glacier Grey” is currently available at select retailers such as Afew for a retail price of approximately $140 USD. Take a look at the image above and let us know your thoughts.
You can also check out ASICS latest collaboration alongside J.Crew and Packer Shoes for its “1907″ Collection.
Last seen in gum sole-equipped navy and grey suede executions, the GEL-Lyte MT — ASICS‘s mid-top take on the classic GEL-Lyte III — is back for Fall/Winter 2017 with one of its cleanest colorways to date. This time around, the rugged update appears in a timeless “Cream” look as off-white suede is coupled with a matching outsole and a corresponding mesh split-tongue/ neoprene inner bootie combo. As far as contrasts go, a dusty pink hue hits the inner lining, eyelets, and heel along with a dash of reflective 3M. Last but not least, stark white takes care of the tried-and-true GEL-cushioned midsole.
ASICS fans can pick up the cream-colored kicks now from Sneaker Politics for $130 USD per pair while supplies last.
When it comes to construction, the KMTR is equipped with waterproof uppers, magnetic closures for easy wear as well as foam midsole for sweet cushioning. Not to mention, reflective detailing helps with nighttime traveling. Check out the rendition above and head over to Nike’s official website to purchase the shoe for approximately $150 USD.
Coming in after the drop of its “University Red” iteration, Nike’s Air Max 1 will continue its anniversary celebration in “Sport Royal” coloring with a restock. The aforementioned color schemes swap places along its upper, lacing and Swoosh branding to present a clean look for those who prefer the shade of blue over red. Staying true to Tinker Hatfield’s design, its visible Air Max unit is placed within the heel for a final touch.
Slated to drop on October 12, you can expect the Nike Air Max 1 “Sport Royal” to retail for $140 USD at select Nike Sportswear retailers and Nike SNKRS app.
The ASICS GEL-Lyte III is back in a new colorway. The popular split-tongue sneaker returns in “Glacier Grey” as it incorporates mesh material with suede overlays. Its midsole unit is coated in white while its GEL-Lyte III model branding is traditionally place on each heel’s lateral side. Various shades of grey coloring make up its upper while a lighter hue of grey is placed on its outsole.
The ASICS GEL-Lyte III in “Glacier Grey” is currently available at select retailers such as Afew for a retail price of approximately $140 USD. Take a look at the image above and let us know your thoughts.
You can also check out ASICS latest collaboration alongside J.Crew and Packer Shoes for its “1907″ Collection.
Last seen in gum sole-equipped navy and grey suede executions, the GEL-Lyte MT — ASICS‘s mid-top take on the classic GEL-Lyte III — is back for Fall/Winter 2017 with one of its cleanest colorways to date. This time around, the rugged update appears in a timeless “Cream” look as off-white suede is coupled with a matching outsole and a corresponding mesh split-tongue/ neoprene inner bootie combo. As far as contrasts go, a dusty pink hue hits the inner lining, eyelets, and heel along with a dash of reflective 3M. Last but not least, stark white takes care of the tried-and-true GEL-cushioned midsole.
ASICS fans can pick up the cream-colored kicks now from Sneaker Politics for $130 USD per pair while supplies last.
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