SNEAKER FREAKER is back with another 200-page belter put together during COVID lockdown. The Sneaker Freaker community rose to the occasion once again to produce some killer content from all over the globe. Inspired by Terminator 2, Converse Fastbreaks and Billie Jean, our cover star is the Louis Vuitton X408. The Virgil Abloh-designed hightops feature intricate fibre-optics that light up with the press of a button.

As a special bonus, the cover flaunts a holographic rainbow LV logo!

Features:-

a 20-page Virgil Abloh feature covers everything from his ‘debut’ in Sneaker Freaker Issue 3 to why he signed Lucien Clarke to a Louis Vuitton skate deal.

Yoon Ahn AMBUSH® Co-founder of AMBUSH® and collaborator with A Bathing Ape, NIGO, sacai, UNDERCOVER and Nike… Yoon Ahn has just about done it all!
- Tommy Rebel was a man on a mission buying up Humaras and Silver Bullets all through the 90s. His incredible photo album is a unique insight into East Coast deadstock style!
- Salehe Bembury, From Yeezy to Versace and New Balance, Salehe Bembury has more than paid his dues as a designer. We get the inside word from one of the sneaker game’s rising stars!
  
  Summer of Love. From Ben & Jerry’s ‘Chunky Dunky’ Dunks to bootleg Grateful Dead graphics, the rise of hippie culture in 2020 has been as undeniable as it has been influential.
  
  Air Max 90 Collector: Blessed with size 4.5 feet, Ria Rascal has been forced to work hard to build up her big bubble collection. According to Ria, ‘There’s something quintessentially British about Air Max’.
  
  Ecco Chamber: Fuelled by the founder’s tenacious spirit, Ecco is still connecting cityslickers with the Great Outdoors. Find out how one man (literally) grew too big for his boots!
  
  Deadstock Hunters: Neal Heard tracked down the lads from The Duffer of St George, who raided sports stores around the world and sold the spoils at their London store in the 90s.
  
  Nike Basketball Collector: Our final stop is in Spain, where Luis Miguel Lozano shows off his ridiculous Nike basketball collection. Those ‘Metallic Blue’ Jordan 1s are his first pair of shoes!

Books And Magazines

Sneaker Freaker Issue 44

Sneaker Freaker Issue 45

Sneaker Freaker Issue 46

Sneaker Freaker Issue 47