Zack Schlemmer 
The Converse Chuck Taylor. The adidas Superstar. The Nike Air Force 1. Some sneakers are just more important than others when it comes to the landmark moments in the history of our culture. The latest model that can be added to the list of “hall of fame” level sneakers is undoubtedly the Nike Roshe Run. Ever since its debut in 2012, the cool, comfortable, and minimally-designed lifestyle sneaker has become a staple of almost every sneakerhead’s rotation.
With countless colorways, prints, materials, and redesigns, the Roshe is ingrained so far into the sneaker culture that we can barely remember a time without it. Especially since almost every footwear brand under the sun has created models with heavy influence from the Roshe, its importance to the current sneaker industry is immeasurable. To see a complete visual history of how the Roshe Run fits in with the most important sneakers ever, head over to The Drop.
