PUMA Te-Ku (Made in Yugoslavia) Another vintage pair of PUMA Te-Ku’s rises from our dusty archive and we take a closer look to find the similarities and differences between it and others that have crossed our path. The most obvious contrast that comes to mind is the other Yugoslavian pair we posted which is actually a Te-Ku 80. Immediately one... adidas ZX 8000 Yet another brightly colored runner drops from adidas Originals’ ZX family for the first quarter of 2014, showing off a “fresh” green, “zest” orange, and white “vapor” colorway to tie in tightly with the Springtime. Funnily enough, even though it’s the 25th Anniversary of the ZX 9000, 8000, and 5000, this pair doesn’t seem to... PUMA Schattenboxen These yet-to-be-named women’s boxing boots are one of PUMA’s creations from the early 2000s, and they certainly hold their own ground in a fight. Quality white leather with a blood red suede Formstripe stretching across their lateral and medial sides, the overall design is smooth, simple, and majestic. Nicely cut collar at the top with... adidas Ecstasy Hi Having never had the support of sole technologies such as the Torsion bar, equipped with no advanced heel support such as the plastic heel-counter, nor not even donated an ankle strap or attractive Dillinger web, the adidas Ecstasy survived on its merit alone. At least, in the old days, before it was pummelled with remakes... PUMA Basket Lets get back to the basics with this PUMA Basket: a silhouette that stores up a serious amount of not just basketball history, but general German trainer heritage as well, and yet might it be out-shined by its more velvety cousin? That’s right. We’re talking about the PUMA Suede. You all likely know it well... adidas Hikelander Largely overlooked, the modern day adidas Hikelander is a heavily stylized sneaker with an outdoor twist and a huge nod to a past Trefoil artifact known as the Badlander. Never heard of the Hikelander? We’re not surprised. Haven’t heard of its vintage relative, the Badlander, either? Still not surprised. Not only are these just uniquely... PUMA Gold Fit Comparing this pair to the Italian and West German-made Gold Fits brings up some differences that may not be visible to an impatient audience. To the trained eye, they look a lot like a pair of battered Yugoslavian-made Gold Fits from our archives but the version pictured here also appears in a 1977 German catalogue.... Jeremy Scott x adidas Artillery Hi You wouldn’t know it by looking at them, but these are actually one of the earliest adidas productions from the outrageous designer, Jeremy Scott, proven only by his name tucked away on the sockliner. Jeremy Scott is admittedly not one of our favorite designers, especially with the ruckus surrounding the Santa Cruz story as of... PUMA Delphin The Taiwanese-made PUMA Delphin is definitely a comfy model hands down, though it lacks the sole bubbles found in its also vintage (Olympic?) sibling pair. One of the coolest parts of the shoe’s anatomy is that the sole is very sturdy but actually really light weight. And they’re incredibly nice to walk in even without...

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