Hong Kong’s Victoria Harbour is a busy water channel of passing ferries and ships. Starting with March, 2019, a massive inflatable floating sculpture joined the…
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The Slam Jam retail experience travels to Tokyo with a space which is set to host live performances and one last release of the Nike…
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Paris hosted this past weekend the Trajectoire exhibition, bringing together a wide range of artists around the world of basketball. Trajectoire: When Basketball Inspires exhibition…
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Let’s have a trip back to 1989. Runners World magazine described Nike Duellist PR ‘Personal Record’ as one of the most responsive racing shoes ever…
Read more Forgotten gems: Nike Duellist PR — made in Republic of Korea, 1989
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“The idea of the ZX – The Roots of Running by adidas Originals book was to gather together the best examples of vintage ZX footwear…
Read more adidas’ ZX Sneaker Series: The Roots of Running book is a jam
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Over the years, german retailer BSTN has achieved international acclaim for going the metaphorical extra mile on their release events. From decking out the entire…
Read more BSTN x Ducati 916 (Air Jordan XI) “CONCORD”
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It is very common to see runners train on beaches where the sand creates a resistance. The soft surface limits the energy return and stability,…
Read more adidas Grit 3D Printed Concept – the future of running?
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After 18 NBA seasons, 7 All-Star appearances, 1 Olympic Gold Medal and 5 FILA signature shoes, basketball veteran Grant Hill is being inducted into the…
Read more FILA pays tribute to Grant Hill: Basketball Hall of Fame player
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Founded in Oregon in 1979 by Jerry Stubblefield, AVIA is an American footwear and clothing company. The brand killed it back in the ’80s and…
Read more Forgotten gems: AVIA 285 MWBS FOM Running, 1999
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Built in 1855, on 207 S Ashland Avenue, Chicago, the former Church of the Epiphany has gotten a new life — as a basketball court.…
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