For most footwear mad folk, you may have read or heard of Trainers by Neal Heard, which is the first and most iconic footwear book to date. The most recent issue is just one of the many updated versions Neal has put out.

What do you do in the summer in England? You sit indoors, watching the rain run down the window staring at your suede shoes that you've now got to put away.

The ZX Flux has been a huge success since it's release but adidas are constantly on the mission to try and keep it going, and they've just had a moment of brilliance on this new Core Mesh edition.

Right, let's get straight onto the elephant in the room. Yes, they look a lot like Roshe's, but is that a bad thing? No. These lightweight, summer friendly, down right great looking kicks are great whether they're Nike, Adidas or an in-house creation from Wyndsors World of Shoes (that's a north of England ting).

Laces Out! came back bigger and better for the second installment, occupying the two main rooms of Liverpool's best venue.

It's been thick and fast with adidas releases for a while now, and it doesn't seem to be slowing down. We've still got great general releases flowing through and this is one of the best.

Does anybody who is still wearing sneakers, remember the days of 'classics' sitting on the sales racks, which now go on eBay for a pretty penny?

As we all know, Adidas' Consortium collective have been putting great twists and plush materials over your favourite Adidas make ups for a while now, and have been doing a very good job of it. Only right that the collective get to celebrate a 10 year anniversary along side the 45th of the Superstar, a whole 10 years on from the Superstars 35th birthday, believe it or not!

It really doesn't feel like long ago when we had Superstars filling the street courtesy of the 35th Anniversary, yet here we are, in the midst of the icons 45th anniversary, and ready for the influx of collaborations and limited editions.

This year we thought we'd do things a little differently when it comes to the overall winner. Each of the categories (excluding new model) winners will battle against each other to see who comes out on top. So here we go.

2014 brought us the second instalment of the 'MN Best Kicks of' awards. This year we've slimmed down the catergories and changed the way we vote for the best overall kick to make the whole thing a better experience. Let's get down to it, here are the winners for 2014'.

Pusha T has turned his hand to sneaker designing on the EQT Guidance '93 and wow has he done a good job of it.

This category is always one of my favourites, and throws up some great models that are bound to be huge in 2015. Let's just get into it then.

2014 really has been the year of the collaboration, with more and more retailers and designers getting involved with some of the biggest names in the sneaker world, such as Nike, ASICS, Saucony and adidas. Here we have our 7 best.

adidas came into 2014 with a bang, with releases like the ZX Flux being taken into the public's hearts instantly. It's proved to be one of the best years in recent history for adidas; check out their bangers below.

The ZX Flux has had a string of limited releases in 2014 ranging from the ZX8000 inspired release to the City Pack releases. Now we have their most limited release of the year, with this 'Commuter' pack.

I've been sat waiting for adidas to bring something a little different to the Tubular runner, I mean the OG colour-ways were great, but nothing out of this world. So today is a great day, we get to see the Tubular Runner in it's very first 'pack.