Ian Stonebrook

Ian Stonebrook is a culture, sports, and music writer based in Austin, TX. For a clever second line, say what up or find him on a basketball court.

The Jordan Tatum 4 is more than meets the eye

“Every piece of tech in the Tatum 4 is there for a reason,” Jayson Tatum told Andscape. “This injury lit a fire in me.”

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The 15 player exclusive sneakers that defined Carmelo Anthony’s career

The 2025 Hall of Fame inductee leaves behind an Air Jordan legacy unlike any contemporary

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Puffer Reds and Adidas empower Gen Z talent to design 45th anniversary sneaker

The metro-Detroit shoe store allowed young employees to design their most ambitious project yet

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Practice makes perfect for Diallo founders Tyrod Taylor and Dex Robinson

The NFL quarterback and celebrity stylist beat the heat and trend cycle with timeless takes on Americana

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Kids from all over the world are playing one-on-one for a Jordan Brand deal – and maybe more

The second installment of The One tournament has hopefuls dueling in New York City for a chance at a shoe deal and exposure

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Detroit Tigers pitcher Jack Flaherty finds hardwood inspiration on Bristol Studio cleats collaboration

The Burbank-born righthander and Los Angeles-led lifestyle basketball brand connect through footwear for MLB Players’ Weekend

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An oral history of Jeezy’s legendary ‘Snowman’ T-shirt

The inside story of the Thug Motivation 101 marketing ploy that birthed a star and was banned in schools

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Jackie Young’s Skechers signing is about community and confidence

The Las Vegas Aces All-Star guard sits down with Andscape to discuss her new shoe deal, storytelling through sneakers, and hometown philanthropy

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Puma officially unveils LaMelo Ball’s latest signature sneakers, the MB.05

The Charlotte Hornets’ highlight factory embarks on his fifth signature shoe from Puma

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Revisiting the ‘Steel’ Air Jordan 10: It’s the shoe Michael Jordan didn’t want but needed

Design drama, slumping sales, and a star on sabbatical almost kept His Airness’ company from taking off

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