NikeCraft Tom Sachs Mars Yard Shoe

No, they're not the best-looking sneakers we've seen — but they're not supposed to be. Inspired by NASA's exploration of Mars, the NikeCraft Tom Sachs Mars Yard Shoe ($385) is designed to handle the rugged terrain of the space agency's simulated Mars Yard in Pasadena, and does so with outsoles taken from Nike's special forces boot, vulcan fabric from the Mars Excursion Rover's airbags, and detailing from the Apollo Lunar Overshoes. So whether you're simulating a trip to space or simply spaced out, they have you covered. [Scouted by Ryan]

Teva Illum Light-Up Flip Flops

Tired of stepping on used syringes broken shells every time you hit the beach at night? Let these Teva Illum Light-Up Flip Flops ($65) light your way. Sporting integrated lights, these sandals will allow you to see where you're staggering going even in the darkest hours, and also feature a soft top sole with a healthy dose of arch support, Trek Dry microfiber lining, and a Spider365 rubber outsole for added traction when the terrain gets rough.

Adidas ClimaCool Boat Lace Shoes

Just because you're not doing much of anything doesn't mean your feet won't get hot — so to ward off summertime swamp foot, slip on a pair of Adidas ClimaCool Boat Lace Shoes ($70). Featuring uppers made of the same ClimaCool material found in the company's sports attire, they work overtime to keep your feet comfortable, and also offer a water grip outsole for traction in wet conditions — like, say, a boat deck — as well as textile lining, quick-dry materials, and a simple, casual design. [Scouted by Jason]

Cole Haan LunarGrand Chukka

Hot on the heels of the LunarGrand Wingtip comes the Cole Haan LunarGrand Chukka ($300). Like its dressier predecessor, the Chukka features ultra-lightweight Lunarlon cushioning and a distinctive ribbed sole, as well as nubuck uppers, rawhide laces, and a simple, elegant outline. Available in four colorways, exclusively at Cole Haan SoHo.

Behold the awesome old school goodness of these vintage-printed, buttery-soft Homage T-Shirts. They turn back the clock with shout outs to eclectic moments and personalities in sports, music, politics and popular culture. From Bruce Lee to Larry Bird, the tees tell stories of triumph, individualism and hustle. Pay Homage.

Nike Free Haven 3.0

Barefoot-style footwear and cross training haven't really mixed well — until now. The Nike Free Haven 3.0 ($100) brings the Swoosh's ultra-flexible platform to 'trainers for the first time, offering a super-flexible seamless upper, a mesh inner sleeve, a dual-pull lacing system and soft "fingers" across the midfoot and arch to lock your foot down, and a DiamondFLX pattern on the sole for added traction when performing lateral or diagonal moves. Of course, that's not to say that you can't run in them — something tells us they'll do just fine for that, as well.

Nike Air Force 1 Max Air VT

Looking to add a little military flair to your summer wardrobe? The Nike Air Force 1 Max Air VT ($TBA) should do the trick. The fourth entry in the AF1 XXX series, this unique low-top features a full-length visible Max Air unit with total orange highlights, a Vas-Tech upper with a dark camo pattern, waxed laces, and an embossed leather tongue and heel tabs. Avoid pairing with camo cargo shorts, unless you're going for a full-on Army look.

Nike Free Run+ 3

Want to know what Uncrate's staff is wearing on their feet? There's a decent chance it's a predecessor of these. The Nike Free Run+ 3 ($100) is the brand-new version of our favorite everyday sneaker, sporting the flex grooves that give the shoe its "not there" moxie, a Dynamic Fit upper made up of fingers of soft material that wrap around your midfoot and arch for a superior fit, a stretchy mesh inner lining and molded sockliner for added comfort, waffle outsole pistons to help absorb impact, and compatibility with the Nike+ fitness system.

Adidas Climacool Seduction Shoes

Keep your feet dry and thus comfortable this summer in Adidas Climacool Seduction Shoes ($100). These stylish kicks — available in a variety of colorways — boast 360º Climacool ventilation to keep the air flowing and the stink out, lightweight cushioning, mesh lining, and an adiWear outsole for rugged reliability.

Nike Pre Montreal Racer

There's retro, and then there's the Nike Pre Montreal Racer ($85). Made for legendary runner Steve Prefontaine, and featuring a mesh and textile upper, an EVA midsole for comfort, and a waffle pattern outsole for traction, this low-cut sneaker looks like it was just pulled out of a time capsule dating back to the Ford administration, and comes in a handful of outrageous colorways to prove it.

Korkers SnowJack Boot

Can't decide between a regular snow boot and a studded shoe? Pick up the Korkers SnowJack Boot ($120). Aside from the standard waterproof leather upper and Thinsulate insulation for maximum warmth, the SnowJack also sport an interchangeable outsole system that lets you choose between a rubber lugs and carbide studs depending on the situation. If only you could do the same for your car. [via]

Nike HTM Flyknit Collection

The result of an ongoing collaboration between Hiroshi Fujiwara, Nike designer Tinker Hatfield, and Nike CEO Mark Parker, the new Nike HTM Flyknit Collection ($TBA) uses knit fabrics to create lightweight sneakers with excellent fit and comfort. The HTM Racer will sport the colors of the US Track and Field team, while two versions of the HTM Trainer+ feature integrated tongues, a Lunarlon midsole for comfort, and black/silver or silver/gray/yellow colorways.

Nike+ Basketball & Training

It's been a long time since Nike and Apple teamed up on the Nike+ fitness monitoring system, but unless you were simply walking or running, it couldn't tell you much about your sport-specific workouts. Nike+ Basketball & Training ($TBA) aims to change all of that. Pairing a new Nike+ Pressure Sensor in each shoe with apps dedicated to a specific experience, this new system can track a baller's every move during the game to let them know how high, hard, and quick they're going, or tell athletes how they're doing in their training, resulting in custom tailored workouts. Arriving this June in the Nike Hyperdunk+ and Lunar TR1+.