10 Sneakers You Should Check Out In Person This Weekend

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Sneakers: Frank the Butcher x Reebok Classic "BAU"

Frank The Butcher's BAU version of the Reebok Classic is exactly that, a classic. Hit your local boutique and peep them and thank us later.

Sneakers: Reebok Answer IV "PHILA"

Suede toe Answer IVs? Reebok might have just done something that should have been done when AI was still steppin' over Lue-sers.

Sneakers: Reebok Insta Pump Fury "Year of the Snake"

Without getting into the craziness that is the Insta Pump Fury, the Year of the Snake materials are bananas. Not to mention, the colorway is equally nuts. But be warned, these are the type of kicks that start conversations with strangers.

Sneakers: Nike Lunar Flyknit Chukka

Super light and super comfortable, and you can find out why these are one of the best shoes of the year thus far at your local Nike Store. Just do it.

Sneakers: Air Jordan XX8

OK, so you might not be able to see the perforated leather XX8s that only Russell Westbrook can get his hands on but you do need to try these shits on. Hit your local spot, lace them up and enjoy. Despite how far from the norm the design may be, the combination of the Flight Plate and Zoom Air will make you think twice about copping.

Sneakers: Reebok DMX Run 10

One of the most classic (and comfortable) running shoes in the entire Reebok catalog, the DMX Run 10 is back and in stores. You'd be a fool not to get your hands and eyes on these at your local Reebok retailer.

Sneakers: Nike Air Max 1 EM "London"

Nike has been giving the Air Max 1 a lot of love lately. There are actually a few that should be on your radar. The premium releases really impress with quality materials and if you haven't seen them in person, you will probably regret it. Then there is the new Engineered Mesh joints like these "London" ones seen here. Peep them at your local Nike retailer and report back with a pic on Twitter, that's @ComplexSneakers hashtag #ComplexKicks, for the newcomers.

Sneakers: Air Jordan XIII Black/White/Red aka "He Got Game"

If you don't know what's up on the Air Jordan XIII that has become synonymous with the movie He Got Game, you probably just started getting into sneakers. Welcome to the club, it's a bit crowded but it's all good. Go peep that hologram on the ankle in person and then remember, MJ did it before Denzel did.

Sneakers: adidas Crazy 8 Tennis by Opening Ceremony

Opening Ceremony and adidas Originals have had some great collaborations but reworking the Crazy 8 took some serious balls. They also came out better than could be expected and the material is top notch. Granted they're not for everyone, you'd have to have your own set of cajones to rock these.

Sneakers: New Balance 1600

The New Balance 1600 is one of the most overlooked silhouettes in the New Balance line. The good thing is that it's finally back and you should see it in person because New Balance did them proper. Grab them from a retailer like Packer Shoes.