Men's Tennis Shoes 1950-2000

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  • Early 1950s

    Early 1950s

    Running shoes continued to evolve in the ‘50s, with the addition of spikes on the bottom of sprinting-specific shoes.
  • 1960s

    1960s

    Converse Chuck Taylors were worn by athletes and non athletes alike
  • 1970s

    1970s

    Adidas released its Stan Smith Sneaker and unveiled new logo. Adidas became very popular during the 70s. 1970s
  • 1980s

    1980s

    Reebok Freestyles hit the market with Velcro straps and extra ankle support. These were the staple for the aerobics culture in the 80s
  • 1985

    1985

    Chicago Bulls Basketball Player Michael Jordan signed a six figure endorsement deal with Nike for the release of the Air Jordan shoe.
  • 1990

    1990

    The Nike Air Max 90 was EVERYWHERE

  • 2001

    Heelys became a major innovation in the sneaker world and everyone had them. No matter what age you were