Awesome Sneakers

From John Varvatos, these canvas and calf-skin leather sneakers have stylish doubled-up laces, with the added convenience of a side-zipper. Features a leather sole with a nifty tire tread inlay.

Reebok teamed up with famous Swedish tattoo shop Salong Betong to release a limited-edition update on the Classic Leather sneakers. Has lace detailing and a crocodile motif on the tongue and heel.

Reebok’s latest kicks were inspired by the treads on ATV tires, with irregular lugs that help you handle difficult terrain, rain, wind, mud and rocks. Endorsed by MMA fighter Rampage Jackson.

Look cool catching lots of air with Nike’s special edition Danny Kass-influenced Zoom DK QS Double Tongue boots, with a unique double tongue system and artwork inspired by classic American aviation.

Go for a new PR in comfort while connecting to the road with Spira’s lightweight, responsive Stinger XLT shoes; foot fatigue is reduced with WaveSpring cushioning, refreshing your feet with every step.

Skora’s minimal, form-fitting running shoes can be worn with or without socks, giving runners a near barefoot feel and taking advantage the foot’s natural biomechanics instead of altering them.

Everyone should own a pair of comfortable walking shoes, and with its track pedigree, the U420 is a good option. It has a rubber outsole and suede and texile upper. Available in many colorways.

Offering intricately handpainted sneakers and high-tops, Bangkok, Thailand’s WHAT’s Shop customizes shoes with everyone from Daft Punk to Chucky, and Darth Vader to The Dark Knight.

Keep an eye on the latest conditions with Kevin Durant’s bold new Nikes, covered with tightly packed red and orange isobars – which could mean only one thing: there’s a storm brewing on your feet.

You might need to go to Japan to get your hands on these Chuck Taylors, but if you’re the outdoorsy-type you might just have to. We’re especially enamored of the fuzzy ones.

While they don’t have the automatic lace-tying feature we hoped for, proceeds from the sale of these limited-edition BTTF light-up kicks do go The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research.

Nike’s space-age shoes get imbued with an iridescent pine green and black colorway that looks great whether your going for a walk, shooting hoops, or casual day at the office.