Wood Wood has collaborated with Asics/Onitsuka Tiger to re-create the low profile runner X-Caliber, originally released in 1982. Comes in a simple grey and black colorway with Onitsuka’s trademark design on the side.

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Originally introduced in 1981, this Onitsuka Tiger sneaker focused on being extremely light weight for running. The style became so popular that Onitsuka re-released the Ultimate 81 ($70) in new colorways like this white and turkish blue combo, to become one of the most casual shoes worn today.

Selling clothing via vending machines is really taking off. Uniqlo started this idea a few years ago, and now brands like Onitsuka Tiger are jumping on the trend.

It’s first sneaker vending machine opened this week near Carnaby Street in London. The machine carries up to 24 pairs of Onitsuka Tigers in 6 different shoe sizes (UK 5,6,7,8,9 and 10).

If you plan on buying a pair, be sure you know your shoe size, because you can’t try before you buy and there’s no refunds!

(via Sneaker Freaker)