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Big thank you to Puma for sending me these sneakers! Thank you to Eddie Win for the assist!! Subscribe to him:    / eddiewinkicks   Buy these here! http://bit.ly/1WHTU6d or V2 here http://bit.ly/1WHTXyT For sneaker news check http://www.collectivekicks.com Shop New Sneaker Releases Here! Nikestore New Releases: http://bit.ly/1C8oVqb Saucony Originials: http://bit.ly/1zgqkUG Champs New Releases: http://bit.ly/1C8p9xg Shop New Reebok: http://shrsl.com/?~bbbv Adidas New Releases: goo.gl/aMnqkF Shop Sneaker Clearance / Sales Here: Nikestore Clearance: http://bit.ly/1F5i8dq Adidas on Sale: http://bit.ly/1P7s1zU Shop ultraboost here: http://bit.ly/1FXOfCl Finishline Clearance: http://bit.ly/1C8oKuK Shop Angelus Custom Paint Sneaker Products Here:  http://bit.ly/1XFb1DQ Social Media for Heskicks    / heskicks     / heskicks     / collective_k     / heskicks   Business Contact email : [email protected] About Heskicks: Hes Kicks is a sneaker Youtuber that owns the sneaker blog site http://www.collectivekicks.com. Heskicks does sneaker product reviews and comparisons along with on feet looks. Also does thrifting trips for sneakers, minor sneaker customs, unboxings of new sneaker & clothing products, and many sneaker related discussion videos. Heskicks has been collecting sneakers since 2003, and is an avid fan of anything sneaker related. NRGY MEN'S RUNNING SHOES DETAILS http://us.puma.com/en_US/pd/nrgy-mens... $100.00 $125.00 Style Number 188961-01 Say hi to your new favorite running shoe. It checks all the boxes. Breathable mesh upper? Yup. Extreme comfort? Let's just say we took care of that and then some with its unique TPU foam midsole, designed to offer optimum cushioning and energy return. Perks? Reflective detailing and a uniquely textured midsole for comfort and style. Features Breathable mesh upper with perf detailing Small reflective graphics at toe, tongue, and heel Lace closure for a snug fit Anatomically shaped, removable sockliner for optimum comfort Full-length TPU foam midsole offers high rebound cushioning and energy return Rubber outsole for grip PUMA Formstrip at lateral and medial sides; PUMA Cat Logo at tongue and heel Weight: 10 ounces (size 9) Similar to its popular “Boost” brand A German court has rejected an attempt by Adidas to stop its smaller rival Puma from selling a new line of shoes with light-weight, bouncy soles similar to its popular “Boost” brand. The two sportswear companies have a fierce rivalry that dates back to their foundation in the late 1940s after a falling out between brothers Adi and Rudi Dassler in the southern German town of Herzogenaurach. The sporting goods industry has seen a big rise in patent disputes in recent years as the biggest players try to differentiate their products with features aimed at improving sporting performance rather than just looking good at the gym. Both Adidas and Puma worked with German chemicals firm BASF on a new foam polyurethane that BASF says is as elastic as rubber, but lighter, providing a springy and cushioning sole that is ideal for running shoes. However, BASF struck an exclusive deal with Adidas on the technology in 2011, allowing the bigger company to launch its new line of “Boost” shoes in 2013. It sold 10 million pairs in the running category alone in 2015. That forced Puma to look for a new partner for the foam and it teamed up with U.S. company Huntsman Corp in 2014, launching its “NRGY” line last year. The shoes sell for about $100 and upwards a pair, still well below the price for most “Boost” ranges. Adidas sought an injunction to stop the sale of “NRGY,” but lost the case at the Duesseldorf regional court on Tuesday. “Puma tried to show Adidas with this case that even though we are smaller, we will not give in that easily. We will fight for our rights,” Neil Narriman, Puma head of intellectual property, told Reuters. Narriman said Puma had held back from launching many versions of “NRGY” due to the case but would now promote the rival to “Boost” more aggressively. An Adidas spokeswoman said the firm did not agree with the court decision and would review its next steps. “We will continue to vigorously protect our rights and will continue to take action in case of infringements,” she said. Separate proceedings that Puma brought against Adidas, accusing its bigger rival of profiting from its earlier work with BASF, are still ongoing. Adidas denies the Puma charge, saying it worked in parallel to Puma with BASF. via http://fortune.com/2016/04/19/adidas-...