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 compared to previous versions, whilst laser-cut grooves on the sole enhance flexibility, allowing for natural movement.

NORDIC GRIP MINI

There are many options for traction cleats, but none as convenient-to-carry and minimal as the clever Nordic Grip Mini. The affordable and stylish traction cleats come in a small carrying case that easily fits into your bag, and when the walkway gets icy, simply slip them over your sneakers, boots or even formal shoes and stroll along stable and safe. Available in the US at Amazon, and in Europe at Unikia...
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CAYL & New Balance Fresh Foam Trainer

The CAYL x New Balance Fresh Foam Trainer brings together South Korean outdoor brand CAYL, short for Climb As You Love, and the Boston based footwear giant for another performance focused collaboration. Building on a partnership that has steadily grown since 2021, the two brands continue exploring the intersection of technical outdoor design and modern everyday footwear. The result fits perfectly alongside the performance driven sneakers and outdoor inspired footw...
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SABAH ALTO BOOT

The Sabah Alto Boot blends old world craftsmanship with everyday versatility, delivering a rugged yet refined boot built to last. Handmade in Monte San Giusto, Italy, each pair reflects decades of shoemaking tradition, using techniques that prioritize durability, comfort, and timeless design. It fits right into the kind of quality boots we regularly feature in our footwear category. Built using an artisanal stitchdown construction, the Alto Boot offers long term ...
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