John Kim 
In the end, all that matters is if the shoe looks good on your feet. If it doesn’t, chances are it won’t be a popular item, even if the shoe promises to make you jump twice as high or perform some other physical feat that was at once common. Over the last few decades, footwear designers have successfully welded design and function into some of the greatest sneakers of all-time, starting with the Surf Boot 2 Mid Falcon star-embellished lace-up shoes presented by the Elevate your winter looks in sharp boots. Sprinkled in-between this chronological list is some of technologies that you might’ve forgotten, like Reebok’s DMX or Converse’s Helium, so check out some of what made Complex’s list below and head to Complex for the full twenty-five.
