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Title:
A Sneaker Evolution
Word Count:
535
Summary:
Those shoes that you just can´t live without, that you use for working out, doing yard work, w
The sneaker has been around since the 1800s when the Industrial Revolution took hold on Americ
Keywords:
sneakers,shoes,clothing
Article Body:
Those shoes that you just can´t live without, that you use for working out, doing yard work, w
The sneaker has been around since the 1800s when the Industrial Revolution took hold on Americ
Converse was the next company to release a sneaker to the world in 1917. They called it the Co
Adi and Rudolph Dassler introduced the first shoe used for tennis, or the tennis shoe, in 1931
It took until the 1950s for sneakers to be the preferred footwear of teenagers after James Dea
In 1968 the sneaker giant Nike enters the sneaker scene after Phil Knight and Bill Bowerman pa
Since then Nike has captured the athletic shoe market. In 2001 they introduced their Nike Shox
Nike continued to lead the market in 2003 and acquired Converse, Inc. The Chuck Taylor All Sta
Sneakers have come so far that they are not strictly for athletes anymore. In 2004 Reebok form
Whether you are a professional athlete, casual athlete, music enthusiast or lover of fashion o
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A Sneaker Evolution
Word Count:
535
Summary:
Those shoes that you just can´t live without, that you use for working out, doing yard work, w
The sneaker has been around since the 1800s when the Industrial Revolution took hold on Americ
Keywords:
sneakers,shoes,clothing
Article Body:
Those shoes that you just can´t live without, that you use for working out, doing yard work, w
The sneaker has been around since the 1800s when the Industrial Revolution took hold on Americ
Converse was the next company to release a sneaker to the world in 1917. They called it the Co
Adi and Rudolph Dassler introduced the first shoe used for tennis, or the tennis shoe, in 1931
It took until the 1950s for sneakers to be the preferred footwear of teenagers after James Dea
In 1968 the sneaker giant Nike enters the sneaker scene after Phil Knight and Bill Bowerman pa
Since then Nike has captured the athletic shoe market. In 2001 they introduced their Nike Shox
Nike continued to lead the market in 2003 and acquired Converse, Inc. The Chuck Taylor All Sta
Sneakers have come so far that they are not strictly for athletes anymore. In 2004 Reebok form
Whether you are a professional athlete, casual athlete, music enthusiast or lover of fashion o
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