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Mexico 66 jump-started the Tiger Stripes at the Mexico Olympic Games in 1968, with aggressive performance in its glory days.

Indoor silhouette with plenty of go-go for that 1977 disco!

Sleek, supple, dangerous. ASICS Onitsuka Tiger Tai Chi is footwear with hidden power.

Indoor silhouette with plenty of go-go for that 1977 disco!

Made for the competitive athlete looking for functional ankle support back in '64, the Mexico Mid Runner from Onitsuka Tiger makes a comeback in a host of new colors to add some ...

Get ready for fun with the Ultimate Tiger sneaker from ASICS. A synthetic and mesh upper gives a sleek look, while the EVA midsole ensures comfort during urban excursions.

The ASICS Mexico 66 sneaker debuted the now-iconic Tiger Stripes at the Mexico Olympic Games in 1968, with aggressive performance in its glory days.

The fitness and jogging craze of the 80's brought about the creation of the wildly popular Colorado Eighty-Five from Onitsuka Tiger by ASICS. ; Original silhouette was destined ...

Get ready for fun with the Ultimate Tiger sneaker from ASICS. A synthetic and mesh upper gives a sleek look, while the EVA midsole ensures comfort during urban excursions.

Made for the competitive athlete looking for functional ankle support back in '64, the Mexico Mid Runner from Onitsuka Tiger makes a comeback in a host of new colors to add some ...

Indoor silhouette with plenty of go-go for that 1977 disco! ; Soft leather upper oozes comfortable style. Complementing suede toe cap offers eye-catching appeal.

Take a step back into time to find the style of the present with the Ultimate 81. Lightweight mesh upper provides breathability and comfort.

ASICS became one of the original sponsors at the 4th Annual Track and Field Asian Games in 1981. Lumber Up Asian was the official training shoe for these games.

Introduced in 1966, these were the first shoes with the famous Tiger Stripes. They were worn at the Mexico Olympic Games in 1968. Leather and suede upper for long, durable wear.

The FABRE DC-S was released in 1977 as the successor to the FABRE BL. The name FABRE itself comes from the abbreviation of the basketball term, “fast break.