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Hide There are about 200 different Mini Sneakers in the range, we have went through the whole lot and thinned it down to 75 of the best ones. Mini Sneaker Keychains are the ideal accessory to lift any set of keys and who wouldnt be happy with a Jordan or SB shoe hanging from their Keys.

From Nike to Adidas we have all the best shoes covered, the Air Jordan range is pretty fly, strongly based on all the OG colorways and Jordan I, you then come into the Nike Airmax 95, the OG is the pick of the bunch, following into some Sweet Airmax 90's with OG colorways. Nike Dunk Hi's cover all the Dunkle, Undefeated, Deftones and the best of all is the Wu-Tang.
Dunk lo's come next and there is a great selection of the Nike SB, the Tiffany, Homer, Pigeon, What the Dunk, Raygun, all the great shoes are here.

So there you go, all the best Mini sneaker keychains are in this range, all available for next day delivery and guaranteed to please any man.

For a full article on the history of the brands, click the MORE button at the foot of page. - - Mini Sneaker Keychains are 1/6 scale action man shoes, I kid you not, we turn the m into keychains for you. There are 160 shoes in the full range, we stock the best 50 and make it easy for you. The range consists of Dunk Hi's; Deftones, Wu-Tang, Dunkles, Supreme Gold Star, Luckies, Unluckies, Undefeated, Dunk Lo's: What the Dunk, Tiffany, Stussy Pink, Aloha, Bison, Bearbrick, Supreme Cement Print, Pigeon, Air Jordans in 8 colours, Adidas Superstar:Neighbourhood Japan, Run DMC, I Love NY, Tate, Underworld. -

ADIDAS SUPERSTARS

Adidas went crazy in the states when Run DMC started rockin the shell toe shoe, and Adidas were quick to realize the potential of having the Run DMC crew decked head to toe in Adidas and the rest is history.

When the shoe was introduced, it was the first low-top basketball shoe to feature an all-leather upper and the now famous rubber shelltoe. With its rubber toe protection and non-marking sole, the shoe caught the attention of some of the best players from the NCAA and NBA, most notably Kareem Abdul Jabbar. Within the first few years of its introduction, the Superstar was being worn by over 75% of all NBA players; proof of its revolutionary technology which remains relevant today.
Over the course of the next few years, it would advance from the court to the sidewalk and, consequently, further into the public's consciousness.

In 1983, straight out of Hollis, Queens, came Run-D.M.C., a rap group that refused to conform to pop standards by deciding that they would dress on stage the way they dressed on the streets. The trio was most notable for wearing the Superstars without any laces and pushing the tongue of the shoe out, imitating the fashion inside a prison. The Superstar received a lot of promotion from the rap group as they went out on tours across the US, increasing adidas' sales on the Superstar shoe. Responding to an anti-sneaker rap song by Jerrald Deas called "Felon Sneakers", the trio released a song of their own called "My Adidas" in 1986. The song paid tribute to the Superstar shoe, and attempted to flip the stereotype of the b-boy. adidas eventually signed a deal with the rap group for 1 million dollars after realising how much promotion their product received from the trio. The deal made between Run-D.M.C. and adidas was the first endorsement deal between hip-hop artists and a major corporation, and a Run-D.M.C. line of clothing from adidas was subsequently released. Adidas Superstar History