Patrick Ewing is finally making his way across the pond, his sneaker legacy extending

Patrick Ewing is finally making his way across the pond, his sneaker legacy extending to a good number more countries in retro form via the Ewing 33 Hi’s upcoming Euro release. All four of the colorways cooked up so far will be dropping Nike Free Powerlines November 9th, with a pretty good amount of spots across the continent stocking them. Click through with us to get a look at all four pairs of the Ewing 33 Hi that will be available if you need any help in making up your mind, check the full retailer list we’ve got lined up, and then check out the promo video created by Sole Haven, one of the fine spots where you can pick them up.

It seems like every time we see a new iteration of the ongoing UNDFTD x Puma project the team up pushes the boundaries of typical material selection just a bit more. They’ve already established themselves with unlimited suede versions, but recently we’ve seen snakeskin, ballistic nylon, and a gaudy gold pair shaking things up. Giving them perhaps the most contemporary look we’ve seen yet is the Nike Free Run + 2 neoprene equipped pair that just popped up at Bread and Butter Berlin, with a sort of glowing yellow colorway that doesn’t put it too far off from the palette of current runners. Click through with us to check out this upcoming Puma Clyde curated by the UNDFTD fam and let us know if you’re feeling the modern approach. Photos: HS

A sign that the supposed end of the world was really just the start of a new cycle, the mita sneakers x adidas Originals Vintage Pack released in Japan on December 22nd.  Well-aged takes on the adidas Originals Campus 80s, Superstar 80s and Tobacco were just too good to keep so limited, so select retailers will follow with these three releasing at the end of this month.  Click through for a reminder of the classic beauty demonstrated by this trio of classics and get ready when they arrive on January 30th at End.

Sneaker hot-spots are growing all around the globe, but one of the longest running burners of the kick game and vintage scene is centralized in Melbourne, Australia. As part of the Carbon Festival at Melbourne’s Federation Square, Sneaker Freaker held an epic Swap Meet, gathering an eclectic crowd with one common goal of finding some rare threads, kicks, and other throwback jewels. We’ve got some of the more sneaker-centric shots Nike Free Run 3.0 V5 from this sick gathering, so take a look at some of the highlights below and head on over to Sneaker Freaker to get a full viewing of this great event!