New Balance C-Series 600 Cycling Sneaker

Some shoes are meant for running. Some for walking. The New Balance C-Series 600 Cycling Sneaker is meant for cycling. Designed in the company's Tokyo studio, it features a reflective material that shine through the perforated synthetic upper for added safety at night, a hideaway shoelace pouch, and slip-on construction for those too lazy to tie and untie their shoes. Available in four straightforward colorways.

Converse Jack Purcell Signature Sneaker

When updating a product with 80 years of history, it's best to tread lightly. The Converse Jack Purcell Signature Sneaker is a fine example. This modern take on the classic sneaker keeps the identity of the original in tact while adding improvements like a two-ply duck canvas upper, a no-slip canvas heel counter, polished aluminum eyelets, an Ortholite footbed with Nike Zoom Air technology, and, of course, the shoe's signature two-piece Jack Purcell smile construction in Converse blue. Available in white, black, and grey.

Adidas Ultra Boost Running Shoes

Every runner could use an extra, ahem, boost once in a while. So these Adidas Ultra Boost Running Shoes are packed with loads of their namesake foam cushioning to return more energy than any other shoe on the market, stride after stride, mile after mile. Other features include a Primeknit upper, a carefully-tuned heel counter, a featherweight sock liner, and a Stretch Web outsole that adapts to the way your foot hits the ground. They won't actually move your legs for you, but they'll come close.

Under Armour Fat Tire GTX

Designed for excellent traction in even the sloppiest of conditions, the Under Armour Fat Tire GTX is ready to tackle the worst mother nature has to offer. It starts with the Wild Gripper outsole, which was inspired by mountain bike tire treads, developed in collaboration with Michelin, and made from their tire rubber. It continues with the waterproof Gore-Tex upper that promises to keep your feet separated from the elements. And it's finished with a glove-friendly BOA closure system makes lacing as simple as twisting a knob.

Danner x Uncrate Mountain Light Boots

For the last 30 years, Danner has been making what are universally known as the best hiking boots money can buy. As a trip to Iceland loomed for the first issue of Uncrate Quarterly, we teamed up with Danner to design a pair we'd want to wear all winter long, no matter where our travels took us. The Uncrate edition Mountain Light Boot, in a colorway never before offered, is built by hand in Portland, Oregon, of a dark black suede paired with all-black hardware and a natural white Vibram Cristy outsole, which will work on just about any terrain. Inside, they've got a waterproof Gore-Tex lining to fight the elements. Danner stitchdown construction means they're also repairable — so you'll be wearing these for another 30 years or so.

Saucony DXN Lodge Pack Shoes

After legendary runner Rod Dixon won the New York Marathon in 1983, he teamed up with Saucony to create an equally legendary running shoe. Now, more than 30 years later Saucony is releasing the DXN Lodge Pack as an homage to Dixon's homeland and its expansive wilderness, where Dixon loved to roam. Available in gray mountain wool or camouflage canvas, the shoes feature a gum rubber outsole and warm long john lining, ideal for a cold trek into the great outdoors. Add in the Dixon midsole — created with long distance trips in mind — and you have a perfect companion for your wilderness hike or urban commute.

Presented by Saucony.

Kobe 9 KRM EXT Black Mamba

There have been multiple — nine, in fact — editions of Kobe's signature Nikes, but none have taken his nickname quite as literally as the Kobe 9 KRM EXT Black Mamba. Boasting a murdered out black-on-black color scheme, they also feature a scale-inspired texture on the upper, a premium leather tongue, a topographic tread pattern, Flywire for a lockdown fit, Lunarlon cushioning, and a mirrored outsole which joins the logo on the tongue as the only non-black surfaces on the shoe. Supplies very limited.

Adidas Rick Owens Tech Runner

While the colorways may be subdued, the design is anything but. The Adidas Rick Owens Tech Runner is the fashion designer's take on an everyday sneaker, good for everything from running around the park to running to the store. It features a mixed material upper made from suede, leather, and neoprene, a Poron cushioning sockliner, perforated three-stripe detailing, a one-piece EVA midsole, and a distinctive full-length rubber outsole with Owens' signature serrated tread.

NikeLab ACG Flyknit Trainer Chukka SFB

Nike's All Conditions Gear line is making a comeback, and it starts with the NikeLab ACG Flyknit Trainer Chukka SFB. Designed primarily for bad weather wear in urban environments but rugged enough to tackle a day on the trail, they features a water-repellent finish on the breathable Flyknit upper, heel and toe overlays for increased protection against the elements, Phylon midsole for cushioning, and a Nike Free-inspired Waffle outsole for excellent traction on any terrain. Available in black/anthracite.

Oliver Sweeney x Johnnie Walker Brogue

A timeless look and a timeless taste collide in the most inconspicuous way. These Oxford Style Johnnie Walker Brogues by Oliver Sweeney aren't just named with the iconic scotch brand in mind, but actually include a miniature bottle concealed in every shoe. And it's not just some gimmick, as each pair comes complete with Blake stitched construction, a calf leather upper and leather sole, and red suede lining in the heel compartment with a transparent top piece that reveals the whisky.

Converse Jack Purcell x Hancock Wetland Sneaker

The second collaboration between Converse and Hancock Vulcanised Articles, the Converse Jack Purcell x Hancock Wetland Sneaker goes above and beyond prior versions to keep your feet dry. While the first collaboration featured vulcanized uppers, the new Wetland sneaker adds a partial rubber cover in Hancock's signature Mastic Grey that not only contrasts well with the white toe cap and black, dual layer vulcanized upper, but also provides galosh-inspired protection from the elements.

Danner Forest Heights II Boots

Known for their quality craftsmanship since 1932, Danner continues that tradition with their latest offering, the Forest Heights II Boot. Named after the west hills of Portland, the boot features a leather upper -- your choice of supple grey leather or sleek black leather -- and is unlined for comfort in every season. They're built on top of a Vibram 232 mini-lug outsole and Danner's ergonomic 971 last. Made in the USA and built for the long haul, the Forest Heights II is up for any challenge.

Presented by Danner.

Nike Roshe Run NM W

You don't have to wear a pair of boots to keep your feet warm this winter. The Nike Roshe Run NM W will work just fine. This sneaker features a minimalist upper made from the same Tech fleece as some of Nike's cold weather clothing. An IU foam midsole provides plenty of cushioning, while the stepping stone-inspired Waffle outsole provides traction and joins with the rock garden-inspired insole to give the shoe an overall Zen-like feel. Available in two colorways.

PF Flyers Hi Pres Boots

Bad weather is just around the corner for many of us, so prepare your feet with a pair of PF Flyers Hi Pres Boots. These reimagined duck boots feature an updated look but keep their waterproof chops thanks to an exaggerated rubber midsole, a coated textile body made from hydrophobic thread, Flyers' comfortable Posture Foundation insole, a gusseted tongue, and a vertical ribbed toe guard. Available in combat green or a versatile dark grey.

Feit Wool Hiker

Socks or no socks, rain or snow or shine, the Feit Wool Hiker will keep your feet protected. The shoe's upper is crafted from a single piece of natural pigment-dyed leather, which is hand-sewn at the heel and left on the last for 10 days to enhance the shape and fit. It's then lined with wool, which helps keep your feet warm regardless of the weather, and allows for that whole "no socks" thing we mentioned. Finally, the shoe is finished with a Vibram Gumlight lugged outsole that's designed to handle years of abuse and provide excellent traction even in adverse conditions. Scheduled for release around the same time as the opening of Feit's new NYC shop on the corner of Prince and Bowery, it's available in two handsome color ways.

Presented by Feit.

Skora Form Running Shoes

When you're serious about running, you want shoes that offer comfort while getting you as close to a barefoot feeling as possible. These Skora Form Running Shoes deliver exactly that. Built on the company's Realfit last, these kicks feature form-fitting, full-leather Pittards goatskin uppers, with sheepskin lining and an anti-slip microfiber heel pad. The asymmetric, no-tongue design removes pressure points, an elastic achilles heel strap offers a lock-down fit, a moderately cushioned midsole strikes the right balance between comfort and feel, and a rounded outsole matches shape of the foot, making for a more natural stride. Available in three handsome colorways.

Presented by Skora.

Timberland Stormbuck Waterproof Boots

It's not unusual for guys to carry around a pair of boots in case bad weather hits, while wearing normal, ostensibly more stylish shoes. With these Timberland Stormbuck Waterproof Boots, there's no need, as their combination of style and versatility will have you prepared for anything. Crafted from waterproof full-grain leather, they feature a molded TPU toe cap, a Green Rubber and Gripstick outsole for excellent traction, a leather-lined footbed, 100% organic cotton laces, seam-sealed construction to make sure the water stays out, and a handsome two-tone color scheme that only serves to enhance their rugged looks.

Presented by Timberland.

Pendleton x Nike ID Shoes

Two of Oregon's most celebrated companies come together for these Pendleton x Nike ID Shoes. This new, limited edition lineup encompasses eight of Nike's most iconic silhouettes — the Nike Roshe Low and Mid, Nike SB Janoski Low and Mid, Nike Air Force 1 High and Low, and the Air Max 1 Low and Mid — as well as a variety of colorways. Those include one plaid, four solid-color wool fabrics, 10 leathers, many accent colors, and three tartan patterns, all of which trace their roots back to Scotland.