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.

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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Not racing in this year’s Coast to Coast race? That’s ok, you could at least wear the official shoes for this year’s Gumball 3000. From Los Angeles to Miami, 120 of the finest cars driven by different celebrities this traveling motor show expects a large crowd and you could be part of it – in spirit and in shoes at least. The Puma Super Cat 2.9 is made for racing, with a black and silver colorway featuring the logo of the rally on the tongue and the map inside. Underneath is a racing tire-inspired tread and vulcanized rubber outsoles. Not really your everyday walk around pair but maybe these shoes will fire your internal engines. $105.

From the cutting floor to Steve Nash’s quick feet, Nike is showing the world that it does care for the environment. In celebration of Earth Day on April 22, they will release the Zoom MVP Trash Talk. No, the shoes won’t cuss and curse at you for wearing pink socks. It’s so-called because the materials used for this shoe is from trash, literally. The upper part and outsoles are made from materials discarded from the manufacturing process of other shoes. Even the box that comes with this basketball shoe is made from 30% less material. Nike won’t solve the environmental crisis our planet is facing but at least, they can trash talk their way into a greener shoe. $92.

Outdoor activities almost always mean that your feet will get wet one way or another. With the Oakley BOTTLECAP shoes, your performance is guaranteed whether you’re in the drink or not. The shoe has a quick-drying, fast-draining design courtesy of the breathable microfiber material and the open mesh construction. A speedlacing system allows for quicker tightening of the shoelaces with a sure snug fit. Protective EVA midsoles absorbs the impact on your feet and a proprietary UNOBTAINIUM rubber outsole gives you an even grip on wet or dry surfaces. Finally, a plastic toe cap hides your little piggies from getting banged on impact. $80.

A lot of dudes really love wearing boat shoes as part of their casual (or dressy) outfit. These Clae Cousteau Shoes feature an interesting Velcro strap closure. It has a smooth leather upper, a molded footbed, and a neoprene heel. These shoes are fit for the boulevard or the poop deck. $90.

Be more sophisticated and comfortable with this new Prada Plain Toe Blutcher. It introduces rubber as the sole of the Blutcher, which makes this pair more interesting. $695.