adidas Vienna (Made in West Germany) Now most self-proclaimed ‘true’ trainer connoisseurs would likely whiplash in horror at the statement that most of the adidas City Series shoes look the same. It’s true, the subtle differences aren’t necessarily so arbitrary once you’ve been bit by the trainer bug and blessed with the inability to not throw all your hard earned dough out... adidas Gazelle Indoor Part of adidas Originals’ Spring 2013 Tonal Pack, this pair of ‘collegiate’ silver may be the lightest colorway of the three, but don’t be fooled, their history is heavy indeed. In the typical, hype beasting, copy and paste publication fashion, other online sources have noted these as being “first introduced in 1968 with a subsequent... adidas Tobacco (Made in Canada) It seems that adidas really went for the comfort market with this model, ditching the conventional laces for an ‘oh so lazy’ double Velcro fastening system. Following the imminent drop of the Mita collaboration, adidas Originals’ Tobacco model was still fresh in our minds, so we decided to present you with a rare, little gem to feast... PUMA Intersport On an initial glance one may assume that this is another pair of Cruijff Royal’s, such as the pair previously featured here on eatmoreshoes. But looking closely you’ll see some differences. These are PUMA Intersport’s, and a fine example of them too. If little is known about Cruijff Royal’s, than even less is probably known... adidas CNTR 2013 With all the lesser known models that adidas has given birth to over the years, they could build a trefoil covered army. One of these models that slipped through the toes of consumers almost thirty years ago was the Centaur. It was released as an everyday running shoe back in 1984. Unfortunately its spotlight was... adidas CNTR x Hanon Admittedly, the Centaur was not a silhouette I had immense familiarity with before preparing to write up this recent collab. In fact, I’m willing to bet that only a small subset of the larger, international sneaker culture was keen on this sweet trefoil runner from 1984. The reason behind this hunch of mine is that... adidas Americana Hi 88 It’s daunting how much history stands behind the Americana and while we’re privy to the industry talk about who copied who during the earlier years of aggressive and innovative sneaker production, we won’t stoop to speak on other brands here (leaving that to those with a wider spread of sneaker knowledge, outside of the trefoil... PUMA Handball Spurt “Vlado Stenzel” Discussions of product design will always come back to the final pivot point of craftsmanship, and these Vlado Stenzel’s from PUMA’s past are a perfect example of that invaluable virtue. A lesser known handball silhouette, these PUMA Vlado Stenzel’s were quite the find, if we do say so ourselves. When one first gets this special... PUMA Denver (Made in Taiwan) Nylon upper, suede patches in highlighted locations, and leather formstripes to blast a splash of deep blue across their bodies, what’s not to like about the Denver’s build and design? In what looks most obviously like a running shoe, we find something quite unique from PUMA’s vintage days. A multiple density sole unit leads its...

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