Wednesday 19 June 2013
 

Men's Sneakers | Summer 2010 Line-Up

 

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Check out these sneakers perfect for summer. 

Jordan Retro 6

Jordan Retro 6 - Credit: FootLocker.comA classic style cherished by sneaker-heads around the world, the Jordan 6 is one of the most popular editions from the Jordan footwear franchise. Originally released back in 1991 when Michael Jordan was running the show on the court, the Jordan 6 single-handedly took this signature shoe family in a completely different direction. It's jam-packed with unique attributes including a pull-tab tongue, internal bootie and visible air unit.
Adding a touch of history to this retro style, in honor of Michael’s MVP performance in which he lead the Chicago Bulls to victory over the rival Los Angeles Lakers, the latest version of these men’s sneakers flips the script with a special Lakers colorway combining black with purple-and-yellow color pops. Partner these gems up with a pair of flat-front shorts and you're good to go on the court.

Price: $149.99
Retail: FootLocker.com

Adidas Stan Smith 2

adidas Stan Smith 2 - Credit: adidasThe summer heat is never complete without a fresh pair of all-white court classics. Keeping things ultra-clean since 1971, this reissued Stan Smith 2 model by adidas Originals has been an affordable men’s sneaker style of choice cherished by just about everyone ranging from sneaker enthusiasts to the casual consumer seeking a versatile pair of kicks.

The minimalist design attributes injected into this signature style include a perforated version of the adidas "3- Stripe” logo running down the sides, with a touch of green on the heel tab and tongue. These work with just about everything in your wardrobe, including shorts, khakis and denim.

Price: $90
Retail: Adidas.com
 
 

Vans Canvas Authentic

Vans Canvas Authentic - Credit: Vans.comTake a trip back to 1966 with the original California skate culture shoe that’s managed to keep it real in the skate scene over the years while appealing to just about anyone seeking a lightweight casual canvas sneaker for the beach, streets or skate parks. Not only has this authentic classic from Vans remained unchanged since day one, it’s also one of the most comfortable pairs of canvas kicks you’ll ever own thanks to the vulcanized rubber sole and soft material upper. Available in all kinds of color combinations, the Vans Canvas Authentic works best with a pair of surf trunks or cargo shorts, matched with a soft cotton tee to beat  the heat. 
 

Price: $42
Retail: Vans.com
 

Converse by John Varvatos – Chuck Taylor Vintage Slip-On

John Varvatos Chuck Taylor Vintage Slip-Ons - Credit: JohnVarvatos.comConvenient when you need to kick back and relax this summer -- while looking sharp -- these Converse Chuck Taylor All Star Vintage Slip-Ons combine simplicity with loads of style thanks to the design direction provided by John Varvatos. Adding a unique fashion twist to the trademark Chuck Taylor model, these slip-ons lose the laces while maintaining the signature metal eyelet appeal, giving these classics a laid-back look and feel. Made with a tinted wax-coated canvas upper, the All Star Vintage Slip sneaker works wonders with a pair of shorts or denim, dressed up for a night on the town, or while keeping it calm, cool and casual.

Price: $95
Retail: JohnVarvatos.com
 

Gourmet Uno

Gourmet Uno - Credit: GourmetInYourFace.comFeel the need to dress a bit more mature, yet can’t quite let go of your deeply rooted men’s sneaker addiction? Gourmet serves up the perfect recipe that’ll keep you satisfied on both fronts with the Gourmet Uno high-top sneaker. Drawing some serious design inspiration from cult sneaker culture classics, Gourmet mixes things up perfectly to keep you looking refined with an athletic edge.

Blending a full-grain textured leather upper with a cotton canvas liner and waxed cotton laces, the Uno will make your designer denim and button-down seem that much cooler.

Price: $120
Retail: GourmetInYourFace.com
 

Reebok The Pump Omni Lite

Reebok The Pump Omni Lite - Credit: KarmaLoop.comOriginally introduced to hoop fans back in the early ‘90s, The Pump by Reebok goes down in the sneaker culture book of history as a true piece of originality when it comes to performance footwear design. Made popular back in the day by NBA stars Dominique Wilkins and Dee Brown, as well as tennis phenomenon Michael Chang, The Pump has made a comeback in the past couple of years with loads of interesting color combinations and material updates. One of the original styles from the Reebok range of on-court classics, The Pump Omni Lite returns for summer 2010 with this fresh colorway combining a light-gray leather upper with peach and purple highlights. Staying true to its basketball roots, these men’s sneakers will have you running the show on outdoor courts all summer long.

Price: $119.99
Retail: KarmaLoop.com
 
 

PRO-Keds Royal Lo Leather

Pro-Keds - Credit: Keds.comConsidered to be one of the original cult sneakers of choice in the old-school NYC hip-hop era, the PRO-Keds Royal was an on-court iconic style released in 1949 that’s recently returned to the athletic footwear world. Worn back in the day by some of the best ballers around town, including Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and “Pistol Pete” Maravich, the Royal is back in business with this all-over perforated full-grain leather update. Seen as one of the first true sneakers to blend street style with athletic comfort, the Royal will have you looking legit in modern times even if you’ve never nailed a three-point jumper. Try these on for size with a loose pair of denim or khakis, along with your favorite tee for that laid-back look when kicking it around town.

Price: $45
Retail: Keds.com
 

Common Projects 5-Hole

Common Projects 5-Hole - Credit: TheCorner.comIf you’re the type of guy with expensive taste, or money to burn, Common Projects has just the right thing to satisfy your sneaker fetish. The 5-Hole footwear style mixes premium contrast suede panels with a classic court silhouette into a style that’ll leave you looking like you’re rolling in dough. Perhaps price-point court kicks just aren’t cutting it for you anymore? Pair these up with your finest designer denim and overpriced tee.

Price: $470
Retail: TheCorner.com
 

Sneaker Fashion

With so many styles of men’s sneakers to choose from these days, picking out the proper pair to complement your attire can get confusing. Do yourself a favor and diversify your footwear collection so that you’re fully equipped come any occasion. Always remember: Shoes do say a lot about your personal style. Add some of these classic kicks to your athletic footwear arsenal and you’ll be way ahead of the game.
 
Article Source: Askmen.com