Beloved actor Alan Thicke died Tuesday at age 69, but the star’s legacy will live on for many years to come.
In honor of “Growing Pains,” the TV show that made Thicke an ideal father figure for many, we take a look styles that will make you nostalgic for 1980s sneakers.
This Air Jordan 3 is a premium spin on the 1988 classic featuring a tonal black leather upper with a stark white midsole and outsole combination.
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Air Jordan 3 Retro “Black White,” $190; nike.com.
Originally known as the Club Champion, https://footwearnews.com/t/reebok/"; id="auto-tag_reebok" data-tag="reebok" >Reebok‘s mid-’80s tennis classic lives on with this premium pig suede interpretation.
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Reebok Club C 85 Indoor, $79.99; reebok.com.
This https://footwearnews.com/t/nike/"; id="auto-tag_nike" data-tag="nike" >Nike Air Max 1 Ultra Essential gives the 1987 running shoe a modernized update with new materials and technology.
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Nike Air Max 1 Ultra Essential, $120; nike.com.
The https://footwearnews.com/t/adidas/"; id="auto-tag_adidas" data-tag="adidas" >Adidas Forum Hi Moc gives the 1983 basketball sneaker a moccasin-inspired makeover complete with a removable heel overlay and tassel ties.
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Adidas Forum Hi Moc, $200; adidas.com.
This Nike Air Force 1 Mid sees the timeless basketball sneaker adopt a lifestyle-friendly look.
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Nike Air Force 1 Mid 07, $95; nike.com.
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