crooked tongues magazine News Features

  • Nike Basketball's Competitive Advantage. An Interview With Charles Williams
  • Stefan Olander & Ricky Engleberg: Nike 2.0 & #Thenewmarketingoftheswoosh
  • Men Of Letters: Mark Parker & Hiroshi Fujiwara Htm Q&A
  • Crooked Tongues's Best Of 2011: Behind The Shoes
  • Crooked Tongues's Best Of 2011
The whole NSW line of Nike Sportswear QS footwear releases has been of significant interest to us lately. Usually a lifestyle spin on performance is the kind of thing that has us rolling our eyes — after all, given the strength of Nike's current running and training output, why should we care for a more expensive variation in a light brown box and rather than an orange one? Women have been very, very shortchanged on new shoes in the Quickstrike ...
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The Boston Super is a shoe that we love in the Crooked Tongues office. This 1984 running design represents adidas at the top of their game and it's a shoe that resonates right now for all the wrong reasons given the recent tragedy in its namesake. But that can be turned into a positive and after an appropriate delay, we're finally getting the adidas Consortium Boston Super OG Pack. This model has been altered in some strange ways ...
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It's a good weekend for fans of Bodega's collaboration work. This weekend sees the release of the latest Saucony and Bodega Elite pieces, plus their new collaboration with adidas for Consortium. While the adi Boston Super they've helped put together is very, very subtle, these Sauconys aren't. What is low key however, is the way these models apply the Grid cushioned sole unit of the Grid 9000 to the Master Control and Shadow 6000 uppers — the ...
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