adidas Apollo Spike
The Apollo was one of my early catalog acquisitions, and it held up well during the track season. I set
March 22, 1972
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The Apollo was one of my early catalog acquisitions, and it held up well during the track season. I set
The Tiger Marathon was THE racing shoe for West Coast cross country runners from the late 60’s to mid 70’s
My first pair of spikes was the Saturn by adidas. Like our Cross Country shoes of the time, our spikes
The footwear choices of my youth were driven by the economic realities of my employment. Of course, as a young
The Tiger Mexico was introduced ahead of the 1968 Mexico City Olympic Games as a high mileage training shoe to
The Mexicana was the first of a trio of suede “trainers,” running shoes designed for both track and off track
My first pair of racing shoes was made by Dreske, an Australian brand, in kangaroo leather with a thin crepe
Converse is best known for its All Star Basketball and gym shoe, for years the ubiquitous footwear for active use.
This is a shoe from the 1952 Olympics. Made from calfskin, and featuring a midfoot strap/support for extra security through
This running shoe comes to us courtesy of the mists of time… Well, it does have a date attached, 1889.
This is a shoe, belonging to a sportsman by the name Spencer, and was used for track running from the
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