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  • Puma Inflection
    By on September 26th, 2007 | No Comments Comments
    Puma Inflection

    These Puma Inflection sneakers feature an unusual side lace design.

    The use of a combination of three fabrics – mesh, leather and suede, along with three colors create a unique shoe. The mesh makes them breathable and comfortable and the design makes them a rare choice.

    You can find these sneakers and several other less common Puma shoes at Saks Fifth Avenue. These shoes above are priced at around $100.

    Check out the next page for pictures of other Pumas.

    Puma Future Cat Suede Sneakers – $90

    Puma Future Cat

    Puma Liga CC Leather Sneakers – $65

    Puma Liga CC Leather Sneakers

  • Runway Honja Hi-Top for Women
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    Runway Honja Hi-Top for Women

    This hi-top sneaker for women features military green canvas with suede trim. The Runway Honja from Y-3 also offers a smooth leather lining and padded leather insole.

    The orange Y-3 logo on the tongue and heel are nice touches that make this shoe stand out. It also features tiny white polka dots forming stripes on the sides and toe. These little dots give it a cute, feminine touch.

    These shoes aren’t cheap, however. At around $230, they’d make a nice gift for yourself or your girl.

    Get a close up view of the heel and toe.

    Runway Honja Hi-Top for Women

    Runway Honja Hi-Top for Women

    Runway Honja Hi-Top for Women

  • Timberland’s 6 inch premium Lux series boots.
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    Timberland 6 inch premium lux series boots

    Timberland has received such overwhelming response for its boots in Japan. It has again launched a new lux series of boots especially for Japan’s consumers. These boots are available in the three colors of brown, black and beige. Timberland’s boots have the right thickness of soles to give maximum protection and maintain an optimum thickness that prevents overweighing the boots. In almost all footwear, the soles comprise the majority of the weight of the shoes. The feet and body exert more energy when the boots are heavy.However, boots cannot be equipped with soles that are too thin because the sharp edges of walking surfaces can be felt as the body weight and gravity exerts pressure on the walking surface.

    I have done a fair amount of hiking along nature trails. I can attest to the fact that the soles of footwear are of utmost importance. If the soles are sturdy but thin, walking on pebbles and rocky terrain feels like walking on nails and tacks. The ridges at the soles help to provide grip on the ground. I think these boots will be great for hiking. However, if your fashion sense prevails over functional use, these boots can also be used for complementing the accessorized look.

    Timberland’s boots are beautifully made. They take pride in their workmanship and proudly display their logos prominently.Chapterworld is selling these boots online.

  • Nike Dunk Lo CL
    By on September 26th, 2007 | No Comments Comments

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    As a sneaker fan, I am always looking for the latest and greatest in shoe design. I love shoe companies that go above and beyond in the creativity department when they come out with their new lines. I will usually give a line the benefit of the doubt if it is original and features a good selection of colorways for any occasion. I think that Nike showed a bit of creativity with the Dunk Lo CL that is coming out soon but their efforts may come up a bit short.

    The Nike Dunk Lo CL comes in purple/black and khaki/orange colorways that offer night and day for the average Nike shopper. The colors are adequate though I have never been a big fan of purple and black together. My real problem comes with the sole design which is given a rough hewn appearance to look like a city street. I appreciate the idea of blending the soles of your shoes with the asphalt of the city street. I also appreciate that Nike has used similar designs in the past and tries to stay cutting edge with each line. I just don’t love this design and it would discourage me from buying the Nike Dunk Lo CL.

  • DSquared – Suede Logo Sneakers
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    DSquared Suede Sneakers

     

    If you want a unique looking pair of sneaks, check out these DSquared Suede Logo Sneakers.  These kicks combine a pseudo retro look with some new age color and texture combos.  Made in Italy, these are some high-end shoes that cost upwards of about $400.

    With bright yellow, ocean blue, brownish gray and white as the main colors, these shoes are sure to stand out.  The yellow straps on the side of the shoe pressed against the blue is well done and gives the shoe a hot look. 

    The white laces on the white tongue works wonderfully, with the logo placed just above the laces.  While these kicks aren’t right for every budget, they’d be nice for a change of pace look.

  • Dolce & Gabbana Signature High Top sneakers
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    Dolce & Gabbana Signature High Top

    These Dolce & Gabbana Signature High Top sneakers have some old school flavor.

    The canvas shoes have some nice touches, including the D&G logo and signature on the outer side and stripped edges on the sole.

    I don’t think you’d ever wear these to play ball, because they probably have no support. But they are a pretty nice looking shoe to wear for fall.

    They come in Euro sizes and run about $160 to $180 at major department stores and D&G stores.

    Check out the rest of the pictures for close-ups.

    Dolce & Gabbana Signature High Top

    Dolce & Gabbana Signature High Top

    Dolce & Gabbana Signature High Top

    Dolce & Gabbana Signature High Top