Whether walking the dogs or just generally having a seasonal stroll hand in hand with a loved-one, the new season heralds an opportunity to refresh your footwear game.
Altra Experience Flow Sneaker
The growing prominence of Altra in our circles is a deserved one. Having established themselves in 2009, they’ve spent most of the last decade and a half planting their feet in the running world. As is often the case, when a product works well it looks great too, hence its rise in less energetic circles.
Salomon S LAB XT-whisper sneaker
A fitting evolution within the XT series, the whisper boasts Salomon’s well-known Quicklace technology and is another futuristic silhouette that stands firmly in the modern day.
adidas Handball Spezial
Like many of the shoes from the same era, the Handball Spezial was designed ostensibly as a sports shoe, as its name suggests. Time moves on but timeless designs do not, hence this attractive silhouette remaining as relevant as ever today.
adidas New York sneaker
A suitably city centric sneaker, the New York boasts those curious-named Ghillie laces, with the plastic d-ring giving simpler and quicker access due to their lack of friction. That outsole is what makes it by our reckoning though. Of its time yet somehow of our time, too.
New Balance MIUK 1500 sneaker
Marking 35 years of the 1500, this Made in UK effort balances Boston and Flimby in a way only New Balance can.
Hoka Tor Summit Sneaker
This tank of a shoe looks futuristic and indestructible, with a sole that can only be described as aggressive. Don’t pick a fight with it, basically, it’ll batter you.
