All the shoes you was making was cool, but they ain’t Chucks though. According to the Daily Mail, Ralph Lauren has agreed to destroy a range of its athletic shoes, after popular footwear brand ...

In one of the most bizarre moments in the history of sneakers, former President Donald Trump popped up at Sneaker Con last weekend to sell a gold pair of $399 sneakers called the Never Surrender High ...

Last October, it was reported that Converse was suing more than 30 companies to protect its signature Chuck Taylor sneaker. The lawsuit accused several major brands, including Wal-Mart and Skechers, ...

Opium's Destroy Lonely shops for sneakers with Joe La Puma at SoleStage, discussing his favorite boots, first Air Jordans, and why fans shouldn't wear nice sneakers to his shows.

Dozens of people were burning and destroying Nike apparel in protest of the company's new ad campaign featuring Colin Kaepernick. Simmons said his disgust was more about people being wasteful.

Does Colin Kaepernick’s new Nike ad make you want to pull out those pricey Nike sneakers and cut them to bits? Burn them? Commit other acts of destruction on anything featuring that iconic swoosh?