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Newton Running Men’s Stability Trainer: Physics At Work

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Newton Running Mens Stability Trainer: Physics At Work
Sir Isaac Newton once said that “for every action, there is an equal an opposite reaction”. Until you bend the laws of physics, this holds true, even for training shoes. This new 2009 Motion from Newton Running does just that – react to your every step through it’s Action-Reaction Technology. An elastic membrane in the midsole expands when you take a step and contracts as you go, giving your step an extra “push”. The trainer is also designed to protect every part of your foot even in long distance running, which minimizes impact and subsequent injuries. Not only will you get a comfortable and protective running shoe, you can also get a quick review on your physics lessons from Newton Running! $175.

Adidas Zeitfrei: Boutique Cycling Shoes

Adidas Zeitfrei: Boutique Cycling Shoes
Adidas collaborates with two prominent German shoe boutiques for a brand-new line of cycling shoes. One version, the one with Solebox Berlin, features a black colorway with red accents. Hypebeast on the other hand (or foot) has the yellow accents. It’s low-profile with perforated uppers to give your foot the proper breathing room while you pedal. A neoprene pocket bearing the Solebox/Hypebeast logo on the tongue hides the laces to make sure you don’t jam them in the chains. Stiff outsoles and reflective surfaces keep you away from danger while you maintain your poise. Only 100 pairs will be made both for Hypebeast and Solebox and will be available later this month. The latter will even give you a free Solebox air pump for your bike while the former throws in a cycling cap, Cordura messenger bag, and a carry-all sling bag. ~$150.

Shofolk Armstrong: Ruggedly-formal Chukkas

Shofolk Armstrong: Ruggedly-formal Chukkas
What is more comfortable and durable than the pair of Shofolk Armstrong boots? With material from soft taupe suede, the Armstrong chukkas are a handmade product of Portugal having a contrasting brown leather heel strap finished with leather waxed laces. The meticulously-stitched edges and panels reveal a seamless personality for a formal gentleman or a rugged dude on the go. $200.

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Oakley S.I. Assault Boots: Battefield Mobility

Oakley S.I. Assault Boots: Battefield Mobility
What you can’t catch, you can’t kill. Stay alive in the middle of the war zone with these pair of boots from Oakley. The S.I. Assault Boot is the civilian version of the ones that Oakley makes for the U.S. Military. These boots have features that were tailor-made for the Elite Special Forces, including urethane shock absorption, moisture wicking liner, and vulcanized rubber outsoles for wet/dry traction. Jumping with these 8 inch boots isn’t a problem and the ergonomic design means you won’t twist your ankle. You’ll be quick, agile, and quiet in the field with these boots – perfect for sneaking up on the baddies. $185.

Nike Air Max 90 Livestrong: Rare Kicks

Nike Air Max 90 Livestrong: Rare Kicks
Lance Armstrong is a rare individual – a cancer survivor who became the only seven-time champion of the Tour de France. He’ll take on another challenge by racing for the first time at the Giro d’Italia. It will be no shock if he makes it big in this race. Just like Lance Armstrong, the new Air Max 90 Livestrong shoes are a rare breed, it’s believed that only 150 pairs exist. The classic Air Max look is still in version, with a white/gray/black colorway with yellow accents, Lance’s color for the Livestrong movement. Don’t worry about the rather steep price, parts of your cash will be going to charity, if you’re the type who don’t wanna broadcast his philanthropy. $500.

Nike Air Max Charles Barkley 94: Tear Up The Boards

Nike Air Max Charles Barkley 94: Tear Up The Boards
Where were you in 1994? Charles Barkley was still busy grabbing rebounds and throwing a few elbows back then for the Phoenix Suns. Sir Charles did what he did best under the rim, hunting for rebounds with the help of his Air Max. This 1994 reissue features the classic 90’s design, constructed with both real and synthetic leather. The familiar air sole cushion at the heel provides added impact protection from tough landings after a rebound. Just hope that wearing Sir Charles’ kicks won’t let your emotions run away from you and culminate in the spitting of your opponents or heckling fans. $120.

Keep Shaheen Boot: Simplicity At Its Best

Keep Shaheen Boot: Simplicity At Its Best
This boot undeniably has a great style that one could not ignore. The boot comes with grey canvas that gives out an interesting blend. Its simplicity is what makes this boot even more interesting. $80.

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