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If there’s one thing we can all agree on it’s that Nike has changed the game. Over the last 50 years, Nike’s contributions to culture and style have undoubtedly made a mark on streetwear, sportswear, and beyond. Over the last 5 decades we’ve seen Nike revolutionize the footwear game – and sign on some of the biggest names in entertainment to its impeccable roster. From Naomi Osaka to Tiger Woods – to Kobe  Bryant and Cristiano Ronaldo. From Sabrina Ionescu and Chloe Kim, to Spike Lee. And everyone in between – Nike’s had the endorsement of some  jordan 4 black cat   of the most notable names in sports and culture. Nike wants us to take a look back at everything that’s transpired over the last half a century. But that’s not all – the 50th anniversary clip ends with a resounding message: we ain’t seen nothing yet. Back in ‘Fade Carbon’   The Yeezy 700 V3 is a cult classic in this writer’s opinion. It came on to the scene in 2019 boasting a new & dynamic design...

Just one look at that name and you can tell these were a part of the early 80s Fitness boom. They were everywhere. Not only did the Reebok Ex-O-Fit introduce the use of Velcro — something that has been seen on sneakers from the Air Force 1 to the  jordan 4 off white   Air Yeezy — it became an influential beast on mainstream sneaker culture, challenging the way popular society thought of fitness and health. It was also one of the very first sneakers to be worn outside of its purpose, playing a monumental role in the migration of sneakers from sports to the streets and into fashion.  Without this movement, sneakers may have remained on the hardwood and in the gym — and for that reason, the Ex-O-Fit makes the list. While Tinker Hatfield didn’t invent cross-training per se, he did introduce a new kind of cross-training, something like we’ve never seen before — obviously helped along by a massive marketing push by Nike, and some big names in Bo Jackson and John McEnroe. When i...

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While the popularity of athletic footwear or “sneakers” has been widely assessed within academic literature, few studies to date have examined the influence of a specific sneaker subculture called “Sneakerheads”.  Moreover, the brand preferences and brand  palm angels   identities that may exist within the Sneakerhead subculture have not been extensively examined. To address this gap in the research, semi-structured interviews were conducted with 12 male, self-identified Sneakerheads.  The main goal of the research was to explore the Sneakerhead culture, while gaining an understanding of brand preferences, practices, and group identity factors.  The Social Identity Theory was employed as the theoretical framework for this research. Qualitative analysis of the interviews revealed the following three topical areas: Back in the Day, All About the Jumpman, and For Members Only.  Findings regarding the unique culture of Sneakerheads indicate a clear sense of gro...