
"Sneaker collaborations are often where local pride and global design collide, and the latest partnership between Sneaker Politics and ASICS does exactly that. Introducing the GEL-K1011 "Live Oak", a sneaker that draws deep inspiration from Louisiana's landscape, history, and enduring strength. For Sneaker Politics, this collaboration isn't just another limited-edition release - it's a love letter to home, wrapped in ASICS engineering and Japanese precision."
"These massive, centuries-old trees have weathered countless storms and hurricanes, standing as quiet witnesses to Louisiana's evolving story. Their strength and beauty have become synonymous with the state itself, serving as a reminder of endurance, adaptability, and Southern pride. That symbolism is laced directly into the GEL-K1011 "Live Oak", a sneaker that captures both the aesthetic and emotional essence of these majestic trees."
"The ASICS GEL-K1011 made its debut last year, turning heads for its ambitious design that merges multiple ASICS icons into one cohesive silhouette. Built from elements of the GEL-KAYANO 5, 6, 10, and GEL-CUMULUS 17, the K1011 represents the perfect fusion of performance technology and streetwear appeal. It's a hybrid sneaker in every sense - one that blends retro nostalgia with contemporary design cues to create something entirely new."
Sneaker Politics, founded in Lafayette, Louisiana, channels Southern culture, storytelling, and community through sneaker curation. The GEL-K1011 "Live Oak" pays tribute to Louisiana's live oak trees, symbolizing resilience, endurance, and adaptability amid storms and hurricanes. The design embeds the trees' aesthetic and emotional essence into the sneaker. The ASICS GEL-K1011 combines elements from the GEL-KAYANO 5, 6, 10 and GEL-CUMULUS 17 to form a hybrid silhouette that fuses performance technology with streetwear appeal. The "Live Oak" edition integrates Louisiana character with ASICS engineering and Japanese precision to honor regional strength and pride.
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