Collectors have been sharing their top sneakers from the past 50 years with The Hill.

We’ve compiled a list of the top sneakers of all time, as well as some of the most sought after shoes from the last 50 years.

A few of our favorites: The Under Armour Classic Run The original running shoe for the Under Armour Collection, the original “Classic Run” shoe was the most famous running shoe in the history of sneaker culture.

Its iconic silhouette is based on the iconic Nike Air Max and was released in 1969.

The shoe is the first in a long line of Nike Air Air Maxes.

The Under Armour Hyper Fly This sneaker has been synonymous with the Nike Air Force 1 and the Nike Zoom.

Under Armour HyperFly Hyperfly Hyper Fly Hyper Fly This sneaker is the only shoe that’s not made in China.

Nike Air Max One Nikes first air cushioning shoe, the Nike air Max One, is the most recognizable sneaker ever made.

In 1966, the shoe was named after former US President Lyndon Johnson.

“When I started to play basketball, I wore the Air Max one.

It’s a great sneaker.

It makes you feel like a great basketball player.

It has that basketball feel,” Johnson told USA Today in 2014.

When the shoe debuted in 1965, Nike introduced the “Air Max One,” which was the first sneaker to have a full-length mesh upper.

Since then, the sneaker was the go-to sneaker for athletes around the world, and its popularity skyrocketed in the 1980s and 1990s.

Sneaker designer Paul Smith was a key figure in the Hyper Fly line, and the company’s first ever shoe, “The Nike Air Jordan 1,” was released by Nike in 2003.

Mens sneaker collection: The Nike Zoom 2 The Zoom is the latest iteration of Nike’s signature sneaker and one of the more iconic sneakers of its time.

Its main differences from the previous models are the fact that it now has a full length mesh upper instead of a single layer, and it has a more streamlined design.

Its name comes from the fact its the first Nike shoe to have the iconic Zoom logo on the tongue.

Puma x Air Jordan 3 The Air Jordan III is the Nike’s first sneak shoe to feature a full width mesh upper with a unique silhouette that has a “thick upper lip” that was inspired by the iconic Air Jordan.

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