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New Balance M998br

This is one cool kick from New Balance, the black version of the M998 Made in USA sneaker. The leather and mesh uppers are reminiscent of the brands classic sneaker, but the real head-turner is the thick, two-toned sole. The shoe also features reflective 3M panels and a Abzorb shock absorption sole. Available at Up There Store or Amazon.



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Nike Free RN NN

The new Nike Free RN NN is a road runner that offers unparalleled freedom. With its featherlight and flexible design, with easy entry pull tabs at the tongue and heel, this shoe provides a barefoot feel and a joyful running experience. Featuring a Flyknit upper, the lightweight shoe delivers sock-like comfort and breathability, keeping you light and airy during intense runs. The ultra-lightweight midsole offers exceptional cushioning, responsiveness, and comfort com...
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NIKE ERIC KOSTON SE

The new Nike Eric Koston SE, is the ultimate skateboarding shoe. It features a skateboard-specific pattern and multidirectional flex grooves for traction and flexibility. It is also equipped with lightweight cushioning for durability and shock absorption. The lightweight design improves board feel and the forefoot pivot circle helps you change direction and set your foot easily on the board. Available in Black, Dark Grey, and Red. You ...
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ADIDAS ORIGINALS JEANS SUPER

First released by Adidas back in 1976 as an all-round training and leisure shoe, the retro Jeans Super sneaker has now been released in an updated version as a functional trainer and a stylish lifestyle option. The cool shoe features suede uppers, leather branding to the heel, classic serrated three-stripe branding to the sides and signature gold foil lettering to finish. Rounding out the new design is the gum outsole providing functional traction and a hit of tonal...
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