Seeing that the weather is getting better every day, I’m starting to get the itch of lacing up and hitting the running trails here in Denver. There’s only one problem: I need new running shoes, and I’d prefer not to break the bank buying a new pair. There’s only one solution: shopping at Dick’s

We’ve gotten to celebrate a lot of very special Fresh Kick Fridays, but sometimes it’s nice to get back to the basics of “kicks.” The kind of tried and true sneakers that always pop and never go out of style. The kind of footwear that even a sneaker noob like me can rock and not look like a poser.

We’ve all gone through a number of sneakers in our lives: for running, for basketball, or for just showing off your kick game. I don’t buy or wear sneakers often, so I can be pretty picky about what I choose to wear. If they’re not the most comfortable pair possible, then I’m not interested. That’s

Founder of VANS sneakers, Paul Van Doren, opened up the The Van Doren Rubber Company with his brother in 1966 in Anaheim. In 2004, VANS was acquired by the VF Corporation for an eye-popping $396 million. That is an eye-popping sum of money for a shoe brand that was operated out of a small store at

adidas has been accused of being an abbreviation for many things: “All Day I Dream About Sports,” “All Day I Dream About Soccer,” “All Day I Drink Apricot Shampoo”…okay, I may have made up that last one. How about today, on this very special Fresh Kick Friday, we say that it stands for “All Day I