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Sneakerheads from across Texas convened at the Toyota Center on Sunday for the H-Town Sneaker Summit. The bi-annual event has been held since December 2003. Sneaker enthusiasts buy, sell, trade, discuss and model shoes, clothing and accessories, which are traditionally dominated by one ubiquitous brand: Nike. Air Jordans definitely rule this event, and though it is the quintessential old-skool sneaker, we ask the sneakerverse: Where are the Converse, Adidas and Puma?
Check out the slideshow.
