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    Atari collaborates with Cariuma to create a 50th anniversary sneaker collection

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    Andrew Tarantola
    Andrew Tarantola
    03.24.2022

    Atari and sustainable shoe maker Cariuma are collaborating on a limited edition sneaker line celebrating the video game pioneer's half century in business.

  • Forum Tech Boost

    Adidas' final commemorative Xbox sneakers are now on sale

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    Igor Bonifacic
    Igor Bonifacic
    12.21.2021

    For their third and final drop, Microsoft and Adidas have come out with an Xbox Series X-inspired design that’s available to purchase worldwide.

  • eBay launches a 3D interactive sneaker viewer to compete with StockX

    eBay launches an interactive 3D sneaker viewer to compete with StockX

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    Steve Dent
    Steve Dent
    12.08.2021

    If you're interested in some sneakers listed on eBay and want a better look, the platform has launched a new feature called eBay 3D True View.

  • Xbox 360 Forum Mid

    Adidas made Xbox 360 sneakers you can actually buy

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    Igor Bonifacic
    Igor Bonifacic
    11.03.2021

    Microsoft describes the Xbox 360 Forum Mid as a "love letter to one of the most iconic gaming consoles in gaming history."

  • Xbox Adidas sneakers

    Adidas and Microsoft team up for special 20th anniversary Xbox sneakers

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    Kris Holt
    Kris Holt
    10.06.2021

    You might be able to get your hands on the limited-edition footwear through giveaways.

  • Puma

    Puma is releasing official 'Animal Crossing' sneakers and clothing

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    Saqib Shah
    Saqib Shah
    08.27.2021

    Puma is releasing an Animal Crossing collab featuring sneakers and apparel.

  • FlyEase Go

    Nike's latest FlyEase shoe slips on without zippers, laces or straps

    by 
    Richard Lawler
    Richard Lawler
    02.01.2021

    The $120 Nike Go FlyEase is a performance sneaker you can put on or take off without using your hands.

  • Beth Potter using an ASICS device while wearing an EEG.

    Asics used EEGs to prove that, yes, running makes you happier

    by 
    Daniel Cooper
    Daniel Cooper
    01.17.2021

    Using an EEG, researchers found runners were less stressed, were able to relax more and had clearer thinking after a 20 minute exercise.

  • Caitlin Donovan Christies head of Sales, Handbags, and Accessories  holds the Air Jordan 1 High Shattered Backboard Origin Story, Game-Worn Signed Sneaker Nike, 1985 Size 13.5 High-Top on display during a press preview July 24, 2020 at Christie's New York. - Christies and Stadium Goods have partnered to offer a unique sneaker overview of Michael Jordans era-defining Chicago Bulls career. The auction  is online only 30 July13 August. (Photo by TIMOTHY A. CLARY / AFP) (Photo by TIMOTHY A. CLARY/AFP via Getty Images)

    eBay will authenticate sneakers from resellers

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    Kris Holt
    Kris Holt
    10.12.2020

    Experts will verify all US sales over $100 by early 2021.

  • Pila, Italy - April 17, 2011: Adidas three stripes on Adidas shoes blue box. Adidas AG is a German sports apparel manufacturer and parent company of the Adidas Group.

    Adidas and Allbirds team up to make environmentally friendly shoes

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    Marc DeAngelis
    Marc DeAngelis
    05.29.2020

    Adidas and Allbirds hope to create a high performance sneaker with the lowest carbon footprint to date.

  • Strangelove Skateboards

    Online sneaker drop cancelled thanks to bots

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    Marc DeAngelis
    Marc DeAngelis
    02.03.2020

    Nike SB -- the company's skateboarding division -- teamed up with Strangelove Skateboards to produce a pair of limited edition Valentine's Day Dunks. The pink and red color scheme was an instant hit with sneakerheads, and Strangelove planned to release the shoes on its website over the weekend. However, bots -- which are programmed to purchase sneakers faster than any human could -- broke into the online store and wreaked havoc. As a result, Strangelove was forced to cancel the online release outright, and advised customers to hunt down a pair of the sneakers at their nearest brick-and-mortar dealer. At this point, it seems like bots have gone from a shady line-cutting tactic to a full-on headache for retailers.

  • Xbox

    Microsoft made a Nike Air Max 90 Xbox but you can't buy it

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    Rachel England
    Rachel England
    01.31.2020

    The Super Bowl is right around the corner, so here come all the brand collabs. To celebrate Sunday's showdown between the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers, Xbox, EA Sports and Nike have joined forces to create a limited-edition custom Xbox One console. Inspired by the special edition Nike x Madden NFL 20 Air Max 90 sneakers unveiled yesterday, the all-white console features red and blue details representing the EA Sports logo and NFL Shield, as well as the iconic Nike swoosh.

  • Adidas

    Adidas and Ninja's sneaker collab goes on sale December 31st

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    Marc DeAngelis
    Marc DeAngelis
    12.18.2019

    Sneaker collaborations used to be the domain of world-class athletes. These days, pro gamers are getting their own shoes, too. Video game streamer Ninja teamed up with Adidas back in August, and the brand has finally revealed the gamer's signature sneaker.

  • Reebok

    Reebok's new performance shoe is made from plants

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    Georgina Torbet
    Georgina Torbet
    12.03.2019

    Reebok is expanding its efforts in sustainability by launching a plant-based performance shoe. The Forever Floatride Grow uses natural materials in place of petroleum-based plastics and should help protect the environment while also holding up to the rigors of running.

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    How to buy sneakers for the hypebeast in your life

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    Edgar Alvarez
    Edgar Alvarez
    11.12.2019

    It's hard enough to find gifts for your loved ones during the holidays, but hypebeasts in particular are a picky bunch. They only want the most hyped products and the rarest sneakers, which can be a complicated world to navigate as a shopper if you're not familiar with it. But we're here to help. Thankfully, there are many ways to find something hypebeasts might like online -- even if you have to spend more money and time than you had hoped for. Here's how you can buy sneakers, apparel and even fanny packs (they call them waist bags) for the hypebeasts in your life.

  • Adidas

    Adidas abandons robot Speedfactories in Germany and the US

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    Nick Summers
    Nick Summers
    11.11.2019

    Adidas is abandoning its robot-staffed Speedfactories in Ansbach, Germany, and Atlanta, USA. Both facilities, which are run in partnership with German plastics specialist Oechsler, will be closed "by April 2020 at the latest," the company said in a press release. The sportswear giant stressed, though, that some of its Speedfactory processes would be adopted by two suppliers in Asia, where manufacturer is traditionally cheaper, later this year. Using these technologies, the pair will produce running shoes and, for the first time, models in "other product categories." Speedfactories were meant to bring sneaker production back to Western markets and lower Adidas' reliance on Asian suppliers, which have often been criticized for unethical working conditions and practices. Adidas also hoped that the Speedfactories would, as their name implies, accelerate production and reduce both the cost and time associated with shipping. The mostly-automated manufacturing produced a small range of sneakers including the Futurecraft M.F.G (Made For Germany) and a line of AM4 (Adidas Made For) shoes that were inspired by six of the world's largest cities and, later, select artists including DJ Kittens and JaQuel Knight. Adidas still has technological aspirations. Today, the company said it would further concentrate its resources on "modernizing its other suppliers" and, with Oechsler's assistance, continue to explore "4D technology," a 3D-printed midsole that has been used on sneakers such as the Futurecraft 4D and Alphaedge 4D. "Whilst we understand adidas' reasons for discontinuing Speedfactory production at Oechsler, we regret this decision," Dr. Claudius M. Kozlik, chief executive of Oechsler admitted today. "At the same time, we look forward to continuing our close and trusting cooperation with adidas in the area of 4D sole printing." For now, at least, sneaker production is safe from the seemingly inevitable automated-robot-factory-revolution.

  • Daisy Korpics for Fast Company

    Kanye West's sustainable Yeezy concept uses algae foam

    by 
    Christine Fisher
    Christine Fisher
    11.07.2019

    The next sneaker in Kanye West's Yeezy line could be made from algae foam. West offered a glimpse of the shoe at Fast Company's Innovation Festival today. He also shared that Yeezy is planning to move its headquarters to a 4,000-acre ranch in Wyoming, where it will grow its own algae in a hydroponic farm.

  • Nike/2K20

    Nike will drop exclusive, limited-edition sneakers inside ‘NBA 2K20’

    by 
    Edgar Alvarez
    Edgar Alvarez
    10.21.2019

    Those of you who are into NBA 2K know that, for years, you've been able to buy sneakers from different brands for your virtual player in the game. But now, thanks to a new partnership between Nike and software publisher 2K Sports, you'll have a chance to get real sneakers for yourself as you're playing NBA 2K20. And they won't just be any kind of shoes -- they're going to be limited edition and exclusive to the popular basketball title. Nike says it will drop 10 "Gamer Exclusives" through NBA 2K20, starting on October 29th, when players will have the opportunity to purchase them by completing in-game challenges.

  • GOAT

    GOAT expands into apparel and accessories

    by 
    Christine Fisher
    Christine Fisher
    10.21.2019

    The online sneaker marketplace GOAT is expanding into apparel and accessories. Today, it announced that it's adding "contemporary and luxury brands," including Acne Studios, Maison Margiela, Off-White, Stussy, Gucci and Saint Laurent.

  • Nike

    Nike puts an accessibility twist on its iconic Air Jordan 1

    by 
    Edgar Alvarez
    Edgar Alvarez
    10.18.2019

    The Air Jordan 1, which NBA legend Michael Jordan debuted in 1985, continues to be one of Nike's most popular sneakers to this day. Throughout the years, the company has launched hundreds of different iterations of its iconic model, and now it's putting another twist on it that has the potential to help athletes and other people with disabilities. The AJI High FlyEase features Nike's FlyEase technology, one that was introduced in 2015 and is designed to make it easy for anyone to get their sneakers on and off quickly and easily.