Sneakers

Blending design elements popularized by Adidas and Nike, this Japan-exclusive Converse is a clean combo in sneaker form.

This take on foam footwear comes in two London-inspired colorways, and each pair has exclusive Jibbitz charms.

Following up on last year's Satisfy's collab, Hoka revisits the Mafate Speed 4 Lite as street-ready answer to Salomon XT-6 hype.

After a successful trial run, this obscure Nike design puts on its game face.

As stylish as it is comfortable, this shoe can also outperform most other sneakers in its class thanks to some clever upgrades.

Is Samba summer finally over?

The Authentic Zip Vibram blends modern trail tech with decades of surf heritage.

This former football shoe swaps the cleats for a flat rubber sneaker sole, making for a sneaky style pick that rivals one of Adidas's best.

A derivative of the red-hot 990 series, this 2000s throwback blends quality, comfort and style in a way only New Balance can.

Teaming up with LA-based creative house and lifestyle brand Supervsn results in some very special Clifton One9s.

These strapped mules up the outdoor ante by combining the iconic shoes' super-comfy upper with a sneaker-inspired outsole.

After conquering the turf, the Field General seamlessly transitions from street to sand.

The Swiss running brand has long competed with its California-based counterpart. Could this sneaker even the playing field?

When it comes to classic sneakers, these go toe-to-toe with the best of them. But this exclusive version kicks them into high gear.

The Y-3 Fall/Winter 25 collection takes a monochromatic brush to some Adidas icons.

Fancy leather, waxed laces and input from a notable fashion designer transform this everyday shoe into an upscaled stunner.

The sportswear giant's latest Cordura-equipped release is a compelling hybrid of the classic AF1 low and other past rugged iterations.

Portland-based Danner marks a big departure from its usual styling for a frankly great-looking pair of outdoor-ready dad shoes.

The Spezial may be the unsung sibling to the Samba. But a new version under Adidas's "Made in Germany" banner could finally change that.

This everyday trainer paves the way for more general-release models to adopt a covered Nike flourish.