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"FacebookPinterestFacebookPinterestFacebookPinterestFacebookPinterest\n\nWelcome to our weekly sneaker news round up, Just for Kicks. Here's some stuff you might have missed, and a reminder of what sneakers are dropping soon.\n\nRock Out With Your Croc Out\n\nWanna really ball out on a sneaker? Consider this En Noir x Buscemi Croc Stamped Leather High Top. They cost $975 and are crafted in Italy from rich laser-cut leather. They're so rare you'll have to pre-order them at barneys.com, the only place to cop them.\n\nSneaker of the Week\n\nRussian designer Gosha Rubchinskiy does up the Vans Old Skool in a low-key leather with a suede toe cap and reflective details.\n\nThe Air Max Mash-Up Extravaganza\n\nThe Nike Air Max series is classic, that's undeniable, but the classics can be improved. Take the Nike Flyknit Air Max for example. It mis the timeless sneaker with new Flyknit construction for a better fit. But that's not the only Air Max mash-up in the streets: check out this version that melds it with a popular skate silhouette Nike SB Stefan Janoski Max.\n\nNew Year, New Sneakers\n\nComplex's Gerald Flores puts together the most anticipated sneaker brand comebacks of 2014. Here's hoping we see the shoe game get fiercer this year.\n\nAdidas Goes Linsane\n\nLooks like Houston Rocket Jeremy Lin is leaving Nike to go to Adidas.\n\nMarked Man\n\nLet the haters have their say, but LeBron James balls so hard his sneakers leave skid marks on the court.\n\nPrada's Airy Soles\n\nPrada's \"Levitate\" footwear collection takes classic menswear silhouettes and pairs them with a comfortable, full-length air bag sole. It's the good kind of high/low mix.\n\nBrand New Steelos\n\nOn the hunt for clean-looking independent sneakers? Consider these Steelos Navy Hi Tops. They have a similar appeal to Common Projects and Margielas."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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