Shelf Space: Sneakers For Sale At The Sixth Boro (Newark, NJ)

Half of the sneaker game is knowing what kicks are out when, and which shops have them. Our Shelf Space column looks at what shops around the country are stocking in a given week, and gives a quick glimpse into the mind of the buyer/manager/owner who put them there.

As we continue our mission of bringing you the insides of the best sneaker spots from around the U.S., we hit the Holland Tunnel to stop in at The Sixth Boro, located in Newark, NJ. The shop's manager, Tahir, and the store's sneaker stylist, FRESH, gave us a look at 10 of the newest sneakers currently sitting on the store shelves. Hit the thumbnails and arrows above to see their picks, and to read what they have to say about each one.

The Sixth Boro Says: "The shoe which made a big impact in the sneaker world back in 2006 has been re-released. Although some of the features are not the same, it still has the sneakerheads' attention."

The Sixth Boro Says: "This new makeup is nearly identical to the pair that released last fall – shades of grey, black, and blue being the catch to the famous runner. The most noticeable difference from last year's release comes near the eyelets."

The Sixth Boro Says: "The original release back in 1992 was the first cross-training sneaker with Air-Huarache Technology. The similar but new Nike Zoom Huarache Trainer, with the well known Baltimore Ravens colorway, is a good look."

The Sixth Boro Says: "The Bo Jackson shoe still making a good mark in the sneaker world, with this simple but classic color combination."

The Sixth Boro Says: "A well known high-top AF1, now with a new look. Nike makes it known that Hyperfuse is not only for performance kicks, as the Midnight Fog and 3M ankle strap dresses up the shoe."

The Sixth Boro Says: "Need a casual but relevant image? Well, the Clarks Wallabee will be it. The signature crepe sole makes it unmistakably 'Original'."

The Sixth Boro Says: "With these red, white and blue colors throughout this Jordan shoe, all you can think of is the perfect 4th of July sneaker."

The Sixth Boro Says: "Classic then, and still classic now. As time goes by, the shell-toe is still a very popular shoe."

The Sixth Boro Says: "With popular demand and this epic colorway, the Foamposite still holds its ground as one of Nike's top shoes. Releasing July 1st, 2011."

The Sixth Boro Says: "Now that summer is here, low-top sneakers are going to be in heavy rotation. The LeBron 8 V2 Low is already becoming a fan favorite throughout the sneaker game."