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Sneaker Freaker 6 by Josh Rubin

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The 6th issue of the Australian Sneaker Freaker magazine arrived here yesterday and it's hands down the best so far. It's got a great balance eye candy and head candy, with stories ranging from the history of Vans to the reality of opening your own kick boutique. This time around there's a more diverse range of brands represented and lots of styles not previously seen elsewhere. It's a must read for casual collectors and hard core enthusiasts alike.

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This entry posted on 01 July 2005 at 3:03 PM
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