Complex Co-Sign: The Top 10 Sneakers On The Web, May 3 - 7

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The Internet is a big place, and there is a lot of crap that hits the hype and sneaker sites each week. To help wade through the BS, we edit the sneaker flow into the top ten sneakers of the week online each Friday afternoon. Hit the jump for the top ten sneaker happenings in the game for the week of May 3rd - 7th, including the new Vans OTW Alomar, Nike Dunk Low CL Canvas, HUF x adidas Consortium Rod Laver, and the highly-anticipated Supra "Cinco de Drinko" Skytop II.

Van's new OTW Collection focuses on creating practical and highly wearable sneakers while still remaining true to the company's skate roots. The Alomar, Van's first release of the new series, embodies this concept through its modern athletic silhouette. Featuring premium leather and suede, these are perfect for the days when your beat up Chukkas just won't cut it.

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This New Balance 850 is definitely one of the better NB releases we've seen in recent weeks. It uses a simple, appealing color scheme and a nice blend of premium materials. The lightweight shoe will go a long way in keeping your feet cool this summer. Available now at Cali Roots.

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When Hiroshi Fujiwara's design team teams up with Nike, we are rarely disappointed. This version of the All Court Low features a simple black and white color scheme with nice subtle details such as a leather heel patch, white toe cap, and terry cloth inner liner. A super clean summer shoe.

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The adidas Consortium Collection continues to impress us with each new release, and its latest Micropacer Lux makes for a dope wingtip! The combination of a running shoe silhouette with premium materials works to create a unique look. As an extra bonus, a cleaning kit is also included with the sneakers. Look out for these to drop May 15th at Consortium retailers.

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Converse has a variety of Jack Purcell styles set to release soon, and this is a good look from the group. It features a lightweight cotton upper and area welcome change from the fall/winter leather constructions. Grab yourself a pair of these, a set of shorts, and a cold beer and you got the perfect warm weather kit. The $60 retail pricepoint doesn't hurt either.

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It seems like Nike is content with throwing the popular gingham pattern on anything these days. Thankfully, most of the releases have been pretty solid. If you liked the previous ones but weren't too sure about the pink and green, make sure you don't miss out on these.

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Ideal summer sneaker materials? You can't go wrong with canvas. Combine that with understated colors and a vulcanized sole, and you have an instant classic. Pro-Keds may not be a company you hear about every week, but the storied brand is coming back in a big way this season. Available now at Pro-Keds retailers.

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We've seen a lot of Nike All Courts lately and almost as many sneakers using the khaki colorway. Since we've been feeling both, it comes as no surprise that we this sneaker tops the list. Consider it cosigned.

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In celebration of this week's Cinco de Mayo, Supra released this highly anticipated Skytop II, dubbed the "Cinco de Drinko." While other shoe companies cranked out sneakers in green, red, and yellow colorways, Supra took the creative route and utilized a Mexican blanket-inspired design. These were only limited to 200 pairs, so hopefully you were one of the lucky few that got a pair. If not, there's always next year.

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HUF and adidas team up to show us that simple and understated is always a good way to go. Reinterpreting the classic Rod Laver silhouette, the shoes feature a perforated suede upper with hints of green on the inner liner. Rock these with shorts, jeans, tees, or button ups. HUF for the win.

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