Keen, a company that started with the question, "can a sandal protect the toes?", has gone on to expanding their product line well beyond just active sandals. Admittedly, I have not checked out their site since I was shopping for…
Continue Reading →Since I started up cycling again, I've been thinking about how to help my body recover not only after, but during the ride. I drink a ton of water when I am doing cardio, but lately it occurred to me…
Continue Reading →It's amazing to watch the exponential growth of SXSW festival, both in the sheer number of attendees but also in the new and emerging facets of popular culture it's touching. We've already seen iPhone 3.0 OS predictions and the Dell…
Continue Reading →Recently touring with Ok Go and (currently) with Bloc Party, New York based indie band Longwave is bringing their dynamic and fast-paced sounds to audiences east of the Mississippi. The band formed in 1999, and after a three-year hiatus, they're…
Continue Reading →This summer sneakerheads will undoubtedly be lining up at their favorite store awaiting the the first drop of the "Nintendo Wii" pack. Kicking things off is the Blazer, which was designed by the team at Beaverton to resemble, what else,…
Continue Reading →DC, everyone's favorite urban skate brand, is really stepping up their game lately. We've given all sorts of attention to their collaboration efforts with the likes of agnes B and Lemar & Dauley. For Spring 2009 they kept things both…
Continue Reading →We've seen this pop up in a few places, but wanted to remind everyone about the Double Label series of collaborations. DC Shoes has teamed up with famed French designer agnès b (unusual yes, but their record shows support for…
Continue Reading →You might be surprised to learn that K-Swiss has been around since 1966. I'd argue that the brand really started taking off in the 1990's, when the clean striped sneakers were all the rage. Always a forward-looking brand, K-Swiss is…
Continue Reading →I love collaborations. There's no denying it; when two brands I admire come together, the result is something that is bound to land on my wishlist. Though a far stretch in terms of brand identity contrast, the second in a…
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