Gravis teamed up with Hooves Army an up and coming sneaker brand. They are starting out strong and right away work with established Gravis on this sneaker collaboration. The sneaker is called The Beast and comes in black with red details on the sidepanel and the lining. The brands logo is placed on the side in rubber red as well as on the black tongue tag. Overall a very clean shoe, which also comes in a box designed for this collaboration. Last but not least the wax coated motorcycle laces are also a nice touch.
The Gravis x Hooves Army "The Beast" sneaker is now available at Shoe Planet. You can also pre-order it directly from them here.
More detailed images after the jump.

Wow, who did see this one coming? Vans and Crooks & Castles got together to work on a sneaker and it could not be any more Crooks style. It comes in black also using exotic leathers and has accents in the Gucci colors.
The shoe will be released in a pack of two. More information when we get closer to the release.
Detailed images after the jump.

The Nike Tennis Classic is back on the map this year, as a couple of interesting releases went already down in the last weeks. We also know that there is more interesting stuff to come, including various collaborations with Hiroshi Fujiwara’s Fragment Design.
One of the most interesting Tennis Classic releases we show you today. Inspired by the Air Tech Challenge, Nike will be releasing later this summer a set of Tennis Classics. One comes in white/orange and the other one comes in white/blue, both featuring special tongue tags and heel applications.
Expect the Nike Tennis Classic "Rebel Pack" to be released some time this summer.
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Here we have a preview of some very interesting new Nike Quickstrike releases, due to come out this summer. After Nike fused the Air Force 1 in the past couple of months with some of their most popular sneakers of all time, it seems like the Air Max range is the next one to repeat the process.
Here we present you the fusion models of the Air Max 1 and the Air Safari. The Air Max 1 adopts the colors as well as materials of the Air Safari.
Furthermore we show you the Air Max 90 which gets the looks of the Air Mowabb. Again not only the colors, but also the materials and trademark logos were adopted.
Both sneakers will be released at Ryouki on June 27th and they will be available for pre-order as of June 13th.
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Thanks to Nicekicks we can give you a preview of another new Nike Air Structure Triax ‘91, which is part of the Nike Holiday ‘08 collection. It comes in a white/purple colorway with infrared red accents. Barcelona sneaker store Limiteditions will be getting them in later this summer.
More news on the shoe once we get closer to the release. After the jump you can have a more detailed look.

We did not really know what else to call it, so we gave it the name "Frog Pack". The pack consists of two Puma Clydes, each featuring a frog on the tongue tag and a fish on the heel. Both Clydes come with oestrich leather uppers and vibrant camouflage patterns.
Japanese Undefeated stores will be releasing the pack on May 31rst.
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After releasing the Jordan XX3 earlier this year, Jordan Brand is set to released the low version of the sneaker this summer. It will be relesed in July in a white/red, white/blue and a black colorway. Pics via Kenlu.
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Here we give you a preview of the upcoming Futura Laboratories Rats Lo canvas sneakers. Inspired by the Chuck Taylor Low, the sneakers come in a black and white colorway, covered in the Futura signature font.
Expect these to be available soon at the FL Shop in Japan. 
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LACOSTE has teamed up with New York’s Alife Rivington Club (A.R.C.) for a limited edition capsule collection of polos and tennis shoes. Images have been circulating for a while already, but now we can give you an exclusive and complete first look at this fascinating upcoming collaboration project. The world famous rare sneaker resource located on the Lower East Side at 158 Rivington Street was opened in 2001 by the ALIFE design studio. 

‘The Rivington Club is committed to brands that have a true athletic history’, says Arnaud Delecolle, ALIFE co-founder. ‘A.R.C.’s aesthetic involves classic sports imagery, heritage and tradition. This translates into bold color statements with highly visible and recognizable graphics. When given the opportunity to work on the classic LACOSTE polo shirt, we decided to apply this aesthetic to the garments. We stayed in line with our shop’s colour theme of black, red and purple and decided to increase the scale of the crocodile logo to a truly utilitarian size. The concept being if these shirts were worn on the field, all the graphic elements would serve their purpose of conveying information from a distance.’

A.R.C. also changed some of the shirt’s construction elements to reflect the sturdiness required on rugby jerseys, including the collar and placket system as well as the inside tape on the collars and side vents. There are two polos in two colours each: one features the red A.R.C logo opposing the crocodile on white and black/grey polos, while the other has the gold Rivington Club crest embroidered on the left breast on both red and black polos. All have the number 158 sewn on the back, a nod to their Rivington Street address.

For footwear, A.R.C. stayed with the sports uniform theme to tie in to the polo shirts. They proposed the Ardeur tennis shoe, which was the original LACOSTE performance tennis shoe dating from 1983, in solid colours of white, black, purple and red with the bold A.R.C. logo brandished on the heel. The uppers are tone-on-tone leather with piqué mesh side panels, while the authentic polyurethane mid and outsole provide cushioned comfort. The shoes incorporate A.R.C.’s signature red/black bias striped pattern on the tongue with a white LACOSTE logo, while the leather in-sole features a black/white print and A.R.C. logo.
Once again A.R.C. presents an impressive collaborative project and they managed to infuse their style and philosophy into Lacoste product, without the product loosing its very own Lacoste style and history.
The A.R.C. x Lacoste collection will be released in July at Rivington Club, Barney’s in NYC, Colette, Dover Street Market, 10 Corso Como and select Lacoste doors.
A.R.C. worked on 4 colorways of the Ardeur tennis shoe and matching 4 polo shirts. We present you the complete line-up after the jump.

We present you the latest sneaker from Japanese brand Terrem. In recent months we have watched the label a little closer and their mix of outdoor footwear, casual footwear and sneakers is certainly appealing. The brand always uses premium materials on their footwear and manages to take a route different from most other brand out there.
The Flame2 is a high-top sneaker out of their Spring/Summer ‘08 collection and it comes in a variety of colors and materials. It is now available at Eproze.
More images of the other styles after the jump.