Stefan Glerum x adidas Decade Hi Stefan Glerum is one of those artists whose style is immediately recognizable once you’ve seen his work before. Many old school graffiti writers will tell you that their art, like various mediums, is about many things – such as form, line quality, color choice, technique, and cleanliness of execution to name a few – however... adidas Tech Trainer The adidas Tech Trainer from 1994 is a well padded, comfortable running silhouette that many sneaker fanatics may not have heard of yet. Pictured here is the white and “stratos” colorway, its main features being the combination of suede and textile on the upper, the layered protection on the toe box, and the thick, firm... adidas Grete Waitz Grete Waitz’ greatest accomplishment was not her 1500 meter sprint in Prague, nor her 3000 meter dash in Oslo. It wasn’t her one mile run in Gateshead, nor her 15 kilometer courage in Tampa, or even her massive marathon in London. In our eyes, the best achievement that Waitz won was her avid promotion of... PUMA Handball (Made in Yugoslavia) There are literally as many types of handball as there are major sportswear and sneaker brands, ranging close to a dozen, and that’s before one even takes into consideration the possible variations and regional rules that my differ from one culture to the next. Most notably, ‘Team Handball’ (also referred to as Olympic or European... Sneakerphile x adidas Superstar 2 “Sundaes” Sneakerphile fires up his compressor and licks into the fresh summer sun with a pair of sugary Superstar 2′s, custom colored to keep his feet cool while he’s catching rays out in the UK. Aptly named the “Superstar Sundaes”, his clean handiwork and great color choice are excellently exhibited in these delicious Supes. As always... PUMA Flipper An old, weathered, vintage silhouette from PUMA shrouded in mystery, dripping aged red suede, slashed with white details, and glued to a classic gum midsole baring a unique geomteric patterning on the outer bottom. The PUMA Flipper is incredibly elusive, baring no article number, date, nor place of birth. In fact the shape itself is... John Schofield x adidas Tobacco John Schofield is back with ink in hand, and this time his professionally custom dyed goods were swiftly copped by Peter Dunne. Seeing as how eatmoreshoes is neither sea nor airsick we hopped on over to the outback for some one on one time with Dunne to get the low down on his newest –... PUMA Clyde (Made in Yugoslavia) Not much can be known for certain on PUMA’s ‘Made in Yugoslavia’ Clyde but the elusive silhouette is one of the most sought after models. As PUMA never released much information on the shoe the specifics are constantly under debate. What was the original year of release? How many were made? And why did PUMA... Benji Blunt x adidas Pro Model “Koi” Every time that a well-wrapped box with Benji Blunt’s name on it arrives at the eatmoreshoes HQ in London we get a tingling feeling in our toes because we know it’s gonna be something special to see. And with these new “Koi” Pro Model’s Benji tops himself again with no exception. While commissions pile up...

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