In the Internet-age streetwear brands tend to come and go quicker than ever

In one of the most confusingly named collaborations in history, snowboarding outfitters 686 has once again hooked up with the New England-based brand known for numbering its shoes instead of naming them.  The newest is in three new colorways of a rarely seen silhouette with the even rarer quality of a ‘proper’ model name, the 686 x New Balance Pro Court hightop.  The black/royal/white combo utilized on the Six Eighty Six 580s is reprised here, along with all-black and all-beige joints, all three of which feature white vulc soles to nail that classic b-ball -slash- modern casual look.  Peep all three pairs in photos after the jump and pick yours up straight from 686.

In the Internet-age streetwear brands tend to come and go quicker than ever, but if you’ve been paying any attention to the industry over the past couple of years you’d have little doubt that The Hundreds is here to stay. Constantly expanding their empire, their footwear lineup has been one of the most consistently impressive portions of their catalog. The Hundreds Johnson Low is Air Jordan 8 the baseline model, a clean lifestyle sneaker that we usually see with a leather upper, but the canvas remix is equally nice. Switching up the typical colorblocking, we see the heel panel coming in a contrasting cream colored suede. Get the full photos of the latest from The Hundreds Footware after the jump and scoop them now at Premier.

With the numerous Dunk Low releases this year, Nike has dropped yet another colorway. This earth-like sneaker features a tar-colored suede toe, lace hole tabs, and a black nylon tongue. The side panels and heel are a hemp material while the ankle and swoosh are brown leather. These sneakers are now available at Nike retailers and online on stores online.

Alife has teamed up with Reebok to reproduce a unique version of some of their most classic sneakers. Each shoe features a solide canvas upper that is lightweight and breathable Air Max 97 Men Shoes just time for Summer. The midsoles Nike Free Run 3.0 V3 feature a bright colors to make the shoe pop. Each shoe also comes in a special pull out box with a variety of primary colored laces as well as tonal ones to match the shoes upper. The shoes are available in Grey/Blue, White/Yellow, or Black/Red. Pick them up fast! These shoes are very limited and only available at ALIFE and a few select stores Worldwide.