Having had a peek at early pairs at the last Laces Out! a couple months ahead of deliveries. It was clear that Diadora weren't messing around on the quality. Which is really odd, at the minute, "quality" is tossed about willy nilly, mainly to support Nike, in charging us £135 for a shoe we could pick up 3-5 years ago for £90, or even less. But we really do stand by this statement, the quality of the Trident 90s are off the scales

Here at MensNeeds, were massive fans of low key. And this is the top of the lot really, low key colourway, on a stupidly underrated model. We like that stuff here.

In recent times, Asics have been domination on the collaboration front, of course, why wouldn't they be? With the collaboration king Ronnie Fieg taking the leads, bringing unknown silhouettes, to most, into the spot light.

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.

Here we have a very anticipated collaboration between the good people over at Sneaker Freaker, and Mr. Dassler's infamous three striped brand of Adidas.

Earlier this month we seen a blog post from Anth regarding the "Globally Wanted" pack, otherwise known as the "Mug Shot" pack containing models 1600 and 580. Now the pack is out and live, we have been able to take a closer look into the pack, and not just look at pictures from sneaker sites and blogs such as Freshness Mag, from this we learn the name "Globally Wanted" comes from the inspiration for the pack being old wanted posters, which I assume it is not posters we see in Old West films, and will be more modern, which we usually see in gangster films as such.

I am a lover of Puma kicks, especially this model, it's a work of art. The Trinomic XT1 Plus was originally released in 1990, the Retro edition is finally here 23 years later.