PUMA Trinomic XT1 Plus Over the years PUMA’s had their fair share of ups and downs, and they’ve recently seemed to slump a bit in success, shadowed by the other brands, but can these XT1s mark a comeback for the cat company? Over here at eatmoreshoes we’re so concerned with vintage that we can’t catch every retro release. Despite... adidas Collector’s Project No6 Release Party Recap They’ve been out for a while though you wouldn’t know it if you hadn’t been following adidas’ release schedules or promotional blasts as the super limited shoes have yet to hit online auction sites in any large numbers. And that’s a relief, considering that typically, in today’s trainer scene, it seems the reselling and hype... adidas Equipment Running S The adidas ZX family ruled over the late ’80s. They dropped countless numbers of models, which resulted in a large empire of new sneakers as well as several breakthroughs in sneaker advancements. Among these breakthroughs was the creation of the Torsion technology in 1989, initially used on models such as the ZX 8000 and ZX... PUMA Unknown Hi Officially known to us as ‘PUMA Unknown’, but fondly referred to as ‘Linea Sportiva’, this pair of vintage basketball shoes is definitely worth a detailed inspection. There’s no telling if these are actually called ‘Linea Sportiva’ by model name, as we’ve certainly seen quite a few different silhouettes with that phrase printed or embossed on... PUMA Heynckes-Comet Once again we come across a pair of PUMAs which shares the same name and style of a model which has slight differences in its appearance. We’ve previously featured a pair of West German made PUMA Heynckes-Comet’s but luckily now this variation has been unearthed for us to look over as well. Named after the... PUMA Trinomic XT1 Plus OG “KA Limited Edition” Developed in the early 90′s, the Trinomic technology is a hexagonal cushioning system created for long distance runners. As to how they came up with the prefix “tri” for a hexagon-based development, we can’t say. Although it does sound better than “Hexanomic”. When the PUMA Trinomic XT1 was first released, it featured a greyscale base... Sneakerqueen x adidas Rivalry Hi Sneakerqueen comes clean, confessing to us her absolute love of the older adidas basketball models and leading us by the hand through her journey with the brand, from start to (snakeskin) finish. We admit it, we get excited about adidas in general, and especially when it comes to Consortium releases and furthermore to packs inspired... Operator Emz x adidas Pro Model 80s In light of adidas’ Collector’s Project releasing this Saturday, the 26th of October, 2013, we’ve decided to drop an article featuring the fantastic Pro Model 80s by Operator Emz. We’re more than excited to dive into adidas’ latest Consortium release, the enthusiast-based Collector’s Project. One by one we’ll be interviewing each participant, beginning with Operator... adidas Torsion Allegra Featuring a mostly black suede and mesh upper, this new pair of Torsion Allegra’s is continuing to bring a classy and clean caricature to consumers for their Fall and Winter fashion statements. The last time we featured a Torsion Allegra it was also the first, showing off the Solebox collab that dropped in December of...

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