New Balance 574 Sport

The legendary New Balance 574 is one of the most recognizable sneakers on the planet, and now, after leaving well enough alone, the company is rolling out a brand new, updated 574. The 574 Sport features premium suede and mesh upper and mid-cut bootie construction — elevating it into the 21st century. While the Fresh Foam midsole updates the comfort of each pair as well. A slimmer, totally re-engineered 574 that is just the update this iconic silhouette needed.

Prada Levitate Wingtip Brogues

It's not often that the Prada name crosses over into the realm of sneakers or streetwear. But the Prada Levitate Wingtip Brogues at least give a nod to athletic footwear style with their Nike Air-esque air-bubble soles. Made in Italy from polished leather with wingtip detailing, they provide an extra layer of comfy support that you'd be hard pressed to match amongst other Brogues or formal footwear and are sure to be an easy selection for the style-conscious man in need of a little extra shock absorption and support.

Oliver Sweeney x Talisker Boots

Sticking a flask down in your boot is a time-honored tradition. Oliver Sweeney x Talisker Boots do it one better, by integrating a pocket on the ankle for the included 2 oz. flask. Handcrafted in the Italian village of Le Marche, they also feature a vintage-inspired St. Moritz outsole and a functional compass embedded in the collar, plus a section of Talisker oak cask embedded in the boot sole. They arrive with a classic bottle of Talisker 10-year scotch in the box.

Nike Air Wild Sneaker

The latest silhouette in the Nike line has been announced, and it combines the slip-on upper of a bootie with a molded external heel counter and thick rubber sole with a jagged outsole. Taking cues from ACG silhouettes of the past, the Nike Air Wild also features a dynamic lacing system, and water-repellent overlays to go along with the trail-ready outsole. Available soon in Black / Anthracite and Sail / Team Orange.

Peter Nappi Stefano Boot

Made using a single piece of leather, the Stefano boot from Peter Nappi is deceptively simple and perfectly refined. Available in black, dusty brown, and burnished gray, each pair is handmade in Italy using Italian veg-tanned Vitello leather. The chukka style boot also features blake rapid construction, minimalist eyelets, in tone leather laces, and vero cuoio sole. Made in small batches, every pair of Stefano boots honors the Nappi family and their dedication to heritage and artisan craftsmanship.

Presented by Peter Nappi.

Adidas Yeezy Powerphase

Taking a break from Boost and Primeknit technology, Kanye has again teamed up with Adidas to release the retro-leaning Yeezy Powerphase. Looking a bit like a Reebok aerobic sneaker from back in the day, the Powerphase is an all-white affair with a quarter panel sporting the Calabasas name, referencing the California neighborhood where 'Ye resides.

No One Stingray Sneakers

A simple silhouette is upgraded with luxury materials in these No One Stingray Sneakers. The upper is crafted from vegetable tanned Italian leather embossed with a stingray pattern, complemented by an embossed Vachetta tongue and heel. French Plongé Lambskin lining adds to the comfort provided by the classic German outsole, making this an upscale alternative to your average pair of Chucks or Stan Smiths. Available in black or white and limited to just seven of each colorway.

Mahabis Sortland Navy Luxe Slipper

Inspired by the midnight sun of Norway's blue city, the Mahabis Sortland Navy Luxe Slipper stands out with a sculpted navy nubuck leather upper. Part of the Luxe collection, it features the same soft sheepswool lining and matching detachable sole as its beige and black counterparts, as well as the collapsible heel and cushioned insole you'll find on every Mahabis slipper. In other words, it's the ultimate downtime footwear, keeping your feet comfortable both inside and out.

Presented by Mahabis.

Nikelab ACG.07.KMTR

Inspired in part by paper bags and parachutes, the Nikelab ACG.07.KMTR rethinks how you put on your shoes. In place of traditional laces, it uses a draw cord to pull the stretchy water-resistant upper shell around your foot, and a forefoot strap with a magnetic buckle to provide added stabilization. Its rubber outsole has lugs for excellent traction on wet urban streets, and the foam insole gives all-day cushioning without weighing you down.

Adidas x Pharrell Williams Tennis Hu

Named after the first syllable in "human," Adidas' Hu range celebrates the power of collaboration and creativity. The Adidas x Pharrell Williams Tennis Hu is the latest entry in the series. An all-new silhouette, it's Pharrell's first signature model, combining a white Primeknit upper with a lightweight EVA midsole. Like on a runner, the lacing system is built into the shoe's body, and the kicks are finished with a suede tongue tab featuring the Adidas Originals insignia. Available in white/green or white/yellow.

Adidas Originals x Wings+Horns Collection

Inspired by the colors of Arctic summer, the latest Adidas Originals x Wings+Horns Collection brings a minimal aesthetic to its tops, bottoms, sneakers, and outerwear. The sneakers include two one-piece takes on the Campus 80 plus two versions of the NMD R2: one with a geometric Primeknit upper, and one with a single-piece, hand-stitched leather upper, both with Wings + Horns signature whipstitch heel. The clothing encompasses an extensive range of apparel, including a military-inspired take on the iconic Superstar Tracksuit, linen-based essentials, and fleece pants, crewneck, and hoodie in night gray.

Presented by Wings + Horns.

G.H. Bass & Co. Quail Hunter Boot

G.H. Bass & Co. has a reputation for quality, comfort, and durability that dates all the way back to 1876. So when it's time to draw inspiration for a new product, they typically need to look no further than their archives. And that's exactly what they've done when creating the G.H. Bass & Co. Quail Hunter Boot. Each pair features a genuine leather upper, hand sewn construction, classic moc stitching, and a sturdy rubber outsole. Available in black, mahogany, or whiskey they're certain to be your go-to boot of choice for years to come.

Presented by G.H. Bass & Co.

Nike Waffle Racer 17

Originally introduced back in 1974, the Waffle Racer is one of the most iconic lines in Nike's history. Revived last year, the Nike Waffle Racer 17 is back and arrives with this new textile upper for added durability and comfort. The traction-enhanced runner also comes with a memory foam sockliner that conforms to your foot for comfort that lasts for miles, and a dual-density foam midsole for even more vital cushioning. You get plenty of the retro aesthetic that helps the Waffle Racer stand out, but with all the modern comfort and improvements to ensure it's ready for the road ahead.

PF Flyers All American Sneaker

PF Flyers have been an American institution for generations, and with the release of the PF Flyers All American Sneaker they continue their legacy by reaching into the past for inspiration. Based on one of their best sellers from the 1960s, this sneaker marries the brand's tradition and design heritage with modern footwear technology. The All American features vintage detailing such as reinforced No. 12 duck canvas, a solid rubber outsole, and double-wrap foxing tape, and is finished with the brand's trademark iron-on ankle patch. Also, each pair boasts premium New Balance footbed performance technology to provide ultra-supportive cushioning and softness.

Presented by PF Flyers.

Allbirds Wool Lounger

Despite the name, the new Allbirds Wool Lounger isn't made for lounging around. Instead, these understated, comfortable slip-ons are a great choice for a long flight or even a casual night out. They're soft enough to wear without socks and are lightweight and breathable while wicking moisture away to minimize odor. Each pair is made using a superfine New Zealand merino wool and is available in four colorways: Kotare Navy, Kotare Slate, Kotare Lemon and Kotare Pine. They're destined to be your new go-to choice for just about anything where comfort and style are needed.

Presented by Allbirds.

Ace Marks Dress Shoes

Handmade in Italy by craftsmen whose families have made shoes for decades, Ace Marks Dress Shoes offer high quality at affordable prices. Included in their lineup are wingtip oxfords, half brogues, loafers, and slippers, all with a professional air and available in a variety of colors and finishes. And when you're through with them, the company will buy them back for a $60 credit towards a new pair and donate the used ones to a charity that helps men get back on their feet and rejoin the workforce.

Presented by Ace Marks.

Adidas x Porsche Design Bounce S4 Lux

A collaboration between two of Germany's best-known brands, the Adidas x Porsche Design Bounce S4 Lux mix engineering with fashion. Instantly noticeable is the shoe's decoupled heel, which is attached to the rest of the shoe via a carbon plate inspired by Porsche's cars. The Bounce suspension system offers added comfort, and the 3D upper lends both support and fit without unnecessary pressure. Available in dark blue or red.

Under Armour Architech Futurist

Borrowing from their 3D printed running shoe, the Under Armour Architech Futurist expands their tech-based line with a high-top variant. It's supported by a 3D printed midsole made from a lattice network, providing optimum stability and cushion. Paired with a compression lace system, a Speedform upper with a center zipper molds to the shape of your foot for a custom fit that adapts to each individual wearer. After the release of last year's dreaded Seinfeld shoes, the futuristic design and sleek silhouette is definitely a step in the right direction.

York Athletics Fighters Edition Trainer

They're built for fighters, but the YORK Athletics Henry Trainer is an ideal workout shoe for plenty of athletes beyond the boxing and MMA communities. Refined for the warmer months, they have a soft air mesh upper with a monofilament base for better air flow, welded TPU on the few seams for added support and durability, and a new selection of colorways, each finished with a full grain leather pull tab. Available in mid and low silhouettes.

Presented by YORK Athletics.

Nike Zoom Vaporfly 4%

A four percent gain in efficiency might not mean much on a jog around the neighborhood, but when you're running a marathon, it means a lot. The Nike Zoom Vaporfly 4% promises that exact improvement over their previous fastest marathon shoe. Born from the company's Breaking2 project — an effort to break the two-hour marathon barrier — they have a full-length carbon fiber plate that minimizes energy loss, a ZoomX midsole for cushioning and bounce, and a Flymesh upper to provide support without constraint. The result is the fastest shoe Nike's ever made for distance runners, and, perhaps, the first to cross the finish line in under 120 minutes.

Nike Goddess Flyknit Racer

The company's named after the Greek goddess of victory. The Nike Goddess Flyknit Racer promises to get you across the finish line in style. Like other Racers, it has a Zoom Air unit in the forefoot for cushioning, a full-length Phylon midsole for added comfort, and a lightweight Flyknit upper for a lock-down fit. But unlike other styles, this one comes in an all-white colorway — with a barely visible Swoosh — that looks as good with jeans as it does on the track.

Adidas Iniki Runner

They're not a remake of a classic silhouette. They just look like it. Drawing on '70s running shoe design, the Adidas Iniki Runner offers old-school simplicity with all-day comfort. The upper, a mix of two-way stretch mesh and suede, hides an OrthoLite sock liner, while the shiny tongue and serrated 3-stripes add visual interest. An exposed Boost midsole provides much-appreciated cushioning and bounce, while the gum rubber outsole ties the design together as a single, fashionable whole.

Converse Chuck Taylor All Star Modern Lux

Chuck Taylors are acceptable footwear for a variety of occasions. The Converse Chuck Taylor All Star Modern Lux only expands their versatility. A monochromatic treatment gives the classic silhouette an added touch of restraint, with a supple leather upper, embossed patch, and full-length, color-matching Phylon outsole for comfort. Available in white or black.

Nike Hyperadapt Teardown

As flying cars and Hoverboards have shown, it's not easy to bring the technologies found in Back to the Future Part II to life. This Nike Hyperadapt Teardown takes a look at how the auto-lacing system from the film was recreated. Hidden inside the shoe are sensors to let it know when you've it put on and buttons to let you adjust the fit. Heavy duty motors attached to Flywire pull the laces tight, arrays of LEDs provide lighting effects, wireless charging eliminates the need for battery changes, and an ARM Cortex M4 processor runs the show. It's like having a motor-laden smartphone hidden inside each shoe.

Cole Haan Zerogrand Stitchlite Wingtip Oxford

Cole Haan's Zerogrand line already had a sneaker-like outsole that flexes with your natural foot movement. The Cole Haan Zerogrand Stitchlite Wingtip Oxford takes the casual comparisons a step farther, replacing the original's leather with a stretch knit upper for an even lighter build and increased breathability. Dynamic stitching enhances fit, comfort, and airflow while recreating the classic wingtip pattern, and Grand.ØS energy foam delivers all-day cushioning. Available in five colorways.

Balenciaga Speed Trainer

Less is more when it comes to design — or so we've been told. The Balenciaga Speed Trainer puts that rule to the test. Made in Italy and resembling a lost prop from a '70s sci-fi production, they have a knit sock for an upper, a textured memory sole, and not much else. They weigh in at just over half a pound, so they're certainly on the lighter side of things, and while the name suggests they'd be good for active use, it's up to you how "active" you want to get in all-white sneakers that cost as much as a decent TV.

Peter Nappi Julius Boot Collection

Available in a variety of finishes and hues, the Peter Nappi Julius Boot Collection should undoubtedly have something to suit your style. These heirloom-quality boots are designed in Nashville and crafted in Tuscany using premium leather that's meant to be lived in, gaining its own unique character over the years. From the hand sewn Goodyear and to the more casual Basso Sneaker, each pair is destined to become a favorite.

Presented by Peter Nappi.

Adidas 3D Runner

Adidas has been experimenting with 3D printing as a way of making shoes for a while. Only now can you actually buy a pair. Being released exclusively through Adidas Confirmed in New York, the Adidas 3D Runner is an all-black look at the future of footwear. It has an engineered 3D structure that's more dense in high-stress areas and less dense in others for optimal performance and weight, and is paired with a 3D printed heel counter integrated into the midsole and a black Primeknit upper. In the future, the company hopes to match the 3D structure to your own personal footprint, but until then, these will do nicely.