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What a sneak ! - a list by hanahula

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So, so many shoes from which to choose. Yet, at the end of a hard, pavement-pounding week, nothing feels better than slipping into a great pair of sneaks. And, as 2008 is the 100th anniversary of Converse, I thought I would make a list of some outstanding sneakers as a sort of homage. Here's to you, Converse.

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I worshipped the Nike Pegasus throughout middle school.

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Diesel Online Store - Men's Exposure

First to recommend

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A high-top shoe with a gabardine upper and rubber sole with the "Diesel" logo embroidered on the side. Just like your favorite pair of "Diesel" jeans, only for your feet.

Updated Mar 22, 2008

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Athleta: Women's Glaciator Tennis Shoe by K-Swiss

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It would be hard to beat this shoe's credentials. It made its debut at Wimbledon. Whether you play for fun or profit, these shoes are serious about the sport of tennis.

Updated Mar 22, 2008

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Athleta: Women's New Balance Trail Runner

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I love running outside, but the average running shoes easily come untied, lead you off-course, or get mired in mud. These shoes are my dream come true: traction, stability and lace endurance in a duo of cool colors.

Updated Mar 22, 2008

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Athleta: Women's Siren Sport by Merrell

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A solid, sure-footed shoe for the outdoorswoman, you can slip this on for hiking, walking, running . . . or a bit of each. Fly ! Be free !

Updated Mar 23, 2008

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Eddie Bauer - Women's Venice H2 Sandals by Keen

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Although Keen refers to these shoes as "sandals", I prefer to call them "sneals". As hybrids, they are sturdier than sandals but more sea-worthy than sneakers. And since they have an anti-stink factor built right into the lining, you can wear them whenever weather permits without getting funky. Sneals. I kinda like the sound of that.

Updated Mar 23, 2008

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Eddie Bauer: Women's Privo by Clarks - Joba

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A slim-profile, adjustable fit shoe that will keep your feet looking spiffy and feeling comfy as you do some errands, play chauffeur, or just hang loose. Available in white, brown, stone and black.

Updated Mar 23, 2008

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Diesel Online Store - Men's Deep

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A mid-top sneaker for those who prefer to keep a low-profile. Available in silver or black, both with a subtle, embossed "Diesel" logo.

Updated Mar 22, 2008

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Dick's: Men's Timberland Hyper Low Trail Shoe

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A good-looking, well-constructed shoe meant for serious treks in both wet and dry conditions, far from civilization or in the midst of mayhem.

Updated Mar 24, 2008

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K-Swiss, Inc. : Men's Ultra Natural Run

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Just in time for the 2008 Boston Marathon, K-Swiss introduces a light-weight running shoe built for speed. Also recommended for triathletes, this shoe is available in five different color combos.

Updated Mar 23, 2008

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LACOSTE shoes

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If you look closely, you'll notice that these men's sneakers have a design similar in structure to that of a tennis net. Blending right in with the alligator logo, the pattern is subtle but very cool.

Updated Mar 23, 2008