One of my favourite things about the summer season for sneakers is the funky colourways that start dropping all over the place. There is nothing better than seeing classic sneakers get a nice face lift to almost reinvent them. To be honest there have been some sneakers that I wasn’t even feeling too much until they were released in a nice funky colourway.

Well sneakerheads I know that you all want to know more about Doms Restorations so without any further delay let us get back into it…

In the late 80s and 90s a lot of the sneakers that were very popular had VERY heavy ad campaigns associated with them. Some of them good and some of them bad, but for the most part they were all memorable for us as sneakerheads to remember.

If you have keeping up with what we have been doing at Sole Theory you would know that we have featured some people that do very interesting things with sneakers. We have featured people that do everything from chop up some of the best sneakers ever made to create masks to people who recreate sneakers with construction paper. One of the features that we did that created the most buzz was on a Raleigh Restorations.

As Air Max lovers we often focused on the most popular models of this classic sneaker and forget that there have been many other models that were quite nice. Due to the fact that classics like the Nike Air Max 1/87, 90, 95 and the list goes on various rare Air Max don’t get the type of limelight that they deserve, but when you see someone with them you damn near break your neck to get a look.