Mens Shoes - Top 8 Brands

Men have a huge selection of shoes to choose from nowadays it isn't just a case of having the choice between trainers and dress shoes anymore there are thousands of brilliant designers and brands. The brand of shoes a man wears says a lot about the person. Here is a look at the top 8 brands of men's shoes that are hot at the moment.
1. Adidas men's Trainers - Adidas is one of the most popular brands of men's trainers to date. They have a massive selection of trainers to choose from all incredibly stylish and funky. Not all Adidas trainers are extreme sporty looking some of the shoes are for general casual wear as well. No matter what shoe you choose from Adidas it is always going to be sharp and cool.
2. Dune Shoes - Dune shoes are very classy and chic. They are very good quality and are great if you are looking for dress shoes and formal wear. This brand is more geared towards the over 25 age range.
3. Ben Sherman men's Shoes - Ben Sherman is a very popular brand of men's shoes because they are funky and cool. They have a great varied collection of simple classy dress shoes and funky, retro out there designs as well. Brilliant designs and well made.
4. CAT - CAT is short for Caterpillar which is a famous brand for industrial wear. CAT shoes are no messing boots, hard wearing, and tough. They are popular among walkers and laborers but they are very fashionable as well and look great with jeans.
5. Firetrap - Firetrap is a brand of men's shoes geared more for the younger generation. They are hip and cool without being over the top. They have many simple and cool designs but are always funked up in some way so never appear boring.
6. Fred Perry Shoes - Fred Perry shoes have a very distinctive look about them. They are plain but bright and the Fred Perry emblem is a main part of the shoe design.
7. K-Swiss - K Swiss is a big name in the sporting world providing specifically designed trainers for runners, tennis, training, marathons etc. K Swiss trainers are also worn for casual wear because they look so stylish and clean. The plain white K Swiss trainer is a popular choice.
8. Lacoste - Lacoste has the infamous crocodile emblem on the side of their shoes and trainers. A wide choice to choose from such as simple and plain styled trainers to brightly coloured and patterned dress shoes.

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How to Wear Mens Trainers

How to Wear Mens Trainers

Mens trainers are the comfort blanket of the shoe world as they are lovingly pulled on for any occasion from walking to work to a night out in town. These old faithfuls see men through many an outfit and occasion as they’re a safe choice in footwear. The time comes though when it’s time to address the issue of your trainers and make sure you’re making the right choices in terms of style and practicality and that you’re making the most out of every pair you purchase.

Firstly, there are a few basic rules to stick to that, when followed, will ensure that your trainers look consistently relevant and fantastic. To get your basics right, stick with classic styles in Mens trainers from stalwart brands such as Converse, who always come up trumps in the design department. Up and coming trainer brands such as Nanny State and Goliath also produce some superb ranges of classic, understated styles in Mens trainers and stick to the basic rules of using subtle colours with just a touch of detailing to create interest. Invest in a couple of these classic Mens trainers as they will see you through many outfits and are the perfect match for casual wear but can also dress down a formal look and add an edgy twist to an outfit.

Another basic rule to get right is to avoid showing your socks off when wearing trainers. No matter how tempted you may be to go foot commando, you should always wear socks with trainers to avoid spending your wages on crates of Oder Eaters. It can be tricky to get the socks and trainers look right when wearing shorts during summer but a few pairs of trainer socks should see you through. One style which is making its way to the forefront of fashion is the ankle flashing turn up look. Think skinny jeans or slim fitted trousers with the legs rolled up ever so slightly to reveal a hint of ankle and a full view of your amazingly stylish Mens trainers. It’s a daring look and one that can be pulled off with some smart basic pumps such as the retro canvas Mens trainers demonstrated by Peter Werth.

No matter what style you are into, you should give Mens trainers which involve prints, glitter and loud colours some serious consideration before buying. These types of Mens trainers are notoriously difficult to wear and can undermine a perfectly decent outfit with their brash, intrusive style. If you are rocking a hip hop or new rave look then you might just get away with a pair of plush high tops but it really is best to spend your cash on trainers which you’ll be able to wear again and again rather than a one hit wonder.

Wearing Mens trainers takes more though than just throwing on your favourite pair. Next time you update your look make sure you invest in a pair of Mens trainers which look fantastic and can be worn lots of times. To find your new trainers check out the selection at Reem Clothing.

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Which Cross Training Shoes Suites You Best?

Which Cross Training Shoes Suites You Best?
For being able to participate in any kind of outdoor activity or adventure sports, one needs to have the correct type of footwear. Owning a cross training shoe is the best option for any sports person as getting the right type of shoe for the right activity at all times might be difficult. A cross trainer shoe is a type of shoe which can be used for numerous sports activities without much of a problem. To become a good sportsman requires stamina and endurance, thus, a cross training shoe would be the best to handle the stress and strains of the game.
There are different types of cross training shoes available in the market like Nike free 5.0, Reebok athletic sprint, MizunoTokoyo sprint spike and new basics shoes. All of these have been made in the interest of people who like to enjoy multiple activities. The main reason for this shoe to become so popular among the masses is its multiple utility and its design which makes it stable and long lasting. The shoe is made up of a sole which can sustain pressure while running and thus relaxing our feet muscles.

The interior of the shoe gives a cushioning effect to the legs which keeps us comfortable during any sports activity. The exterior of the shoe is made up of leather which makes it look sturdy and robust. These trainer shoes are made for both men and women. The cross training shoe mens differs from the cross training shoe womens only in its look, the rest of the purpose, remaining the same. Both the shoes are made light in weight which, make the movement, across all types of terrain very easy. Cross training shoe is the best buy for any sportsperson provided it is used carefully and is handled with care.

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Cross-training shoes guide

 

Buying the right shoes for cross-training

Recent developments have led to the creation of an all-purpose sports shoe, designed to help runners who also partake in other forms of cross-training. Often lighter in weight to suit a number of exercises, these running and cross-training shoes are increasingly becoming popular options. Here's the quick realbuzz guide to cross-training shoes.

Recently, there has been a movement away from specialist running shoes to an all-purpose shoe for all types of run. This so called cross-trainer is at home either running on the roads or down at the gym. As with all things though, there are compromises on the cushioning and grip, as it has to be made to do everything. This is not to say that cross-trainers are poor performers it just means they are a slight compromise if you need a single pair to do everything.
The grip is normally based on a road running shoe with minimal tread and grip. But the surface area of the shoe is often larger, to give increased stability and grip. Sometimes this can lead to the shoe feeling a little flat when running, but they still offer good cushioning compared to non-running shoes.
Cross-trainer designs are often based on road running shoes, using white or light colours to convey the impression of lightness in weight. In addition to the cushioning and grip of the shoes, they are also built to offer a good amount of lateral support.
This is because they are designed to for use in sports that involve sideways movement as well as straight line running. This means you can use the shoes to run to the gym, weight training or aerobics classes knowing that the lateral support is adequate.
If you are going to do lots of running as part of your training, then it is advisable to go for a specialist running shoe, but if you are only doing a few jogs a week and then other forms of training then the cross-trainer might suit you well. They won’t be suitable for off-road use, especially in the wet or when it is slippy.
Think of cross trainers as the perfect all rounder, a decathlete in fact, great at lots of things but not world class in anything specific.

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The Ten Best Men's Trainer

Dunlop -
Dunlop has sold more than 25 million pairs of Green Flash, making it one of the all-time best-selling trainers. These iconic plimsolls now come in a range of colours and with various Velcro fastenings.
Fly London
If hi-tech fabrics and air-cushioned soles are anathema to you, check out the asymmetric charms of these eccentric shoes. Chunky, comfy but infused with laid-back cool - great for anyone who walks to their own beat.
Converse All Star -
Worn by basketball players and rock gods alike, Converse shoes have appeared on some of the coolest feet ever to walk the earth. Forget foolish limited edition versions and stick with the basic design.
Diesel -
Tired of the tyranny of tying your shoe laces every morning? Try this retro canvas pair that dispenses with external fastenings all together. But fear not - they stay put on your foot thanks to under-tongue elastic.

Topman -
It looks like a plimsoll that's gone undercover as a brogue. Whether you think this is a dangerous hybrid or the epitome of smart casual wear, Topman's take on the trainer is chic and understated.
Raf by Raf Simons -
This haute couture take on the high top has become a seriously trendy trainer. Those who remember the style from its Eighties heyday may be reluctant to sport them again but this Raf pair is the way to do it.

Nike Rift
Inspired by the footwear of ninjas - and the only trainer on the market that make you look like you have hooves instead of feet - Nike's decade-old Rift design remains cutting-edge
Vans
The slip-on sneaker sported by skaters for the last 30 years has proved so popular because it's cheap, comfortable and puts up with a lot of bad behaviour. Available in myriad shades and patterns.
Puma -
The slim-line shape of Puma's Future Cat Lo trainers mean they give your feet a sleek outline. Those with big feet might want to go for a broader style, though, as the narrower the shoe, the longer your plates of meat will look.
Paul Smith -
Made from nappa leather and soft suede, Paul Smith's sneakers are reminiscent of an upmarket bowling shoe. Decorated with Sir Paul's signature stripes, they're funky without being over the top.

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Converse All Star For Men Or Women And A Guide To Buying Them

Converse All Star For Men Or Women And A Guide To Buying Them

 

Converse all star trainers were first created for basketball players and most basket ball players back in that day were male. Converse trainers became even more popular when the basketball star Chuck Taylor became apart of the design and wore them himself. Since Chuck Taylor became apart of the brand the sales took off and the trainers went from strength to strength. The all star is not like most other trainers as they are not big and bulky and padded, they are more of a pump styled shoe. The canvas fabric is thin and some of the designs end above the ankle. The style of these trainers has become a major fashion statement for casual wear especially with the younger generation. It has only in the last decade or so that All Stars trainers have become popular for men and women alike.
All Star have become popular for men and women. It started out in the beginning that converse was more geared towards men because of the sporty look but all star’s are just as popular amongst the females. There are hundreds of designs of these trainers to choose from which suits men and women. A great outfit that women can wear with all star trainers is a flowery flowey dress, a denim jacket, long necklaces and chunky bangles. This outfit is very in fashion for this year’s spring where floral print is everywhere and the all star trainers finish it off beautifully keeping it looking hip and funky. A great outfit for men with their trainers is faded ripped blue jeans, a patterned tshirt, and a cardigan. This outfit is casual and cool and great for going to the pub or chilling out with friends. Converse is just as popular with girls as it is for the guys nowadays and for good reason, they look great and go with almost any outfit.
These trainers come in so many shapes, sizes and designs that no matter what you are wearing you will be able to find a pair that will suit your outfit.
A Guide To Buying All Star Trainers
With so many options of trainers on the market today it can sometimes be a little tricky knowing which style would suit you best. Here is a look at some pointers to use as a guide for when you are buying your new pair of All Star trainers.
Research – before you set out on your All Star shopping journey browse the Internet or read fashion magazines to familiarize yourself with the Converse brand and the styles they have available. Conducting this research before you see all the options in person will give you a good head start.
Trainer Knowledge – be sure to take note when shopping around for the All Star lingo. Converse have a language of their own when it comes to their trainers and so try and take note and pick up what you can, it will make your job a lot easier.
The Styles – All Stars are a style of trainers and they have other styles as well such as Jack Purcell, Skate, Converse by John Varvatos, Basketball, Running and Court, and One. Each style is slightly different. All Star is the original style which is famously signatured by Chuck Taylor. All Star trainers come in either a low top which ends at the ankle, a high top which goes over the ankle, extra high which is higher than the high top, and a slip on.
Different Trainers For Different Occasions – many people don’t have just one pair of Converse All Stars because each style goes differently with different outfits. For example the slip on trainer goes great with shorts and boardies, whereas the high top All Stars look great with jeans and trousers. A great tip to creating different looks with your All Stars is to turn down the lip and not to tie the laces all the way up, its relaxed and chilled.

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How to choose the right running shoes

How to choose the right running shoes

Choosing a running shoe is something in which many people, including top athletes, are not as well educated as they should be.
Good shoe selection is based upon the notion that the appropriate shoe will serve to correct the deficiencies of the foot to prevent injury.
There are a number of factors to consider when selecting a running shoe and the following are short pointers, which should aid you in choosing the correct shoe for you.
Foot type
There are three distinct foot types that are easy to identify. The bathroom test is often used for this purpose. Stand in a tub of water so that the soles of both feet are wet. Then step out of the tub on to a dry concrete surface so that the imprints of the soles of the feet are left clearly on the floor. The three foot types identifiable from this test are:
1. the high-arched, rigid foot;
2. the flat, hyper-mobile foot;
3. and the normal foot arch.
The high arched foot is generally a rigid, stable, immobile structure that is unable to perform the most basic function of the running foot - adequate shock absorption through controlled, appropriate pronation.
Pronation
Pronation is described as a slight raising of the lateral border of the foot combined with a slight lateral bending of the front of the foot. In long distance running, in which adequate shock absorption is essential, the chances of injury with a rigid foot and running shoes with little cushioning are great.
This is particularly true during days of heavy training or in a long race when fatigued muscles lose their abilities to absorb shock. In this case additional stress is placed on other shock-absorbing structures, particularly around the knee.
Flat, hyper-mobile foot
The flat, hyper-mobile foot is usually an excellent shock absorber because of its ability to pronate, but it is very unstable during the push-off phase of the running cycle. Instead of having a firm lever from which to push off, the runner with a flat foot is all but attached to the ground by a "bag of delinquent bones, each going its own way and causing the lower limb to rotate inwards during the stance phase of running" (Noakes, 1992).
It is this excessive inward rotation, or over-pronation, that causes the most common running injuries.
Normal foot
The normal foot is aligned well and has a high enough arch to absorb shock adequately.
Running Shoe Types
1. Motion Control Shoes: These shoes are the most rigid, control oriented running shoes designed with features such as a medial post to limit over-pronation or slow the rate at which a runner over-pronates. Motion control shoes are generally heavy and very durable.
2. Stability Shoes: These shoes offer a good blend of cushioning, medial support and durability but are not as rigid as a motion control shoe.
3. Neutral Cushioned Shoes: These shoes generally have the softest mid-soles and the least medial support. They are usually built to encourage foot motion, which is helpful for under-pronators who have rigid, immobile feet.
4. Light-Weight Training Shoes: These are lighter versions of standard training shoes. Usually built for fast-paced training or racing. Some light-weight shoes are relatively stable, others are not.
Who Should Wear What?
Motion control shoes are designed for over-pronators who need control features that limit pronation and also give the shoe durability. These runners are very often heavy and have flat, hyper-mobile feet.
Stability shoes are designed for mid-weight runners that do not have severe motion control problems but need some medial support. Runners with normal arches but who pronate moderately often do well in a stability shoe.
Neutral cushioned shoes are designed for efficient runners who do not over-pronate and who need cushioning.
Light-weight shoes are designed for fast-paced runners who do not have mechanical problems. These shoes should only be worn for racing and high intensity training sessions.

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