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Back with more. Articles on SneakerNews and other channels talk about Nike getting in trouble over the 2003 "Heiny" Dunk issue, as Heineken had not given official license permissions, and rumour has it that Nike had to halt production immediately after having made some 4000 pairs. Which is...

Golly, Back from the web after a quick Heineken themed sneaker search. Far more has been going on than just the Dunk Lo and the Reebok Omni hi. I've seen some sort of fake All Star, three versions of Air Max 1 (one with a bottle cap attachment to the tongue and the red star on rhe heel at the...

Hi Destin, Yes, the glue on the insoles of my shoes also sticks only moderately and i could take the soles out, but i didn't dare to because i might have returned them for another pair of AM 90. But now that these are legit, i'll keep them, although i prefer the original removable insoles with...

Hi all, In 1986, the movie " Top Gun" ran in the theatres. Diadora also had the Top Gun, which was a white leather basketball hi-top with green and black details. It was also the era of leather biker jackets and skinny jeans, which at present see a revamp, like leather hi-tops. The tongues had...

Hi Destin! Thank you for taking the time to react! That's the kind of reassurance that someone with doubts likes to hear. I will hold on to them and it's very nice to know that the seller that i've learned to trust, keeps selling authentic stuff. Cheers and regards Ger

Hi AntiClimb1 and others, Heineken had a limited amount of customised Nike Dunk Lo's release in June 2003, and they were sold out immediately. As far as i know, there have not been any more releases since. There was a similar Heineken customised sneaker release in 2011, but that was based on...

Dear forum members, Bought a pair of leather all-white Air Max 90's last weekend, model number 302519-113. From a seller from The Hague who has had the same weekend fair stand for decades and is known for selling athentic stuff, from whom i have bought Nike shoes for decades and who, thusfar...

Some pictures of the LE inner sole logo. The first one is from another thread in the NikeTalk forum, where an other member asked a question about this logo that he found inside his limited edition AF1-shoes. The other pic is from the Japanese fashion clothing afficionado website "Real Clothes"

Hi Titan and others I saw this alternative logo somewhere before. Looked around on the web. It spells LE and stands for Limited Edition. Everything on your shoes looks genuine and i think you needn't worry. Greetings Ger The Netherlands