If you liked the Onitsuka Tiger Tsunahiki Hi, then get a load of the Onitsuka Tiger Tsunahiki Low. The Tsunahiki Low comes in two colorways: tan/aqua and black/pink. Both shoes use leather uppers with suede toeboxes. The toe features a hand-stitched lining to give the shoe a moccasin feel. This thin-lined shoe keeps its lightweight body with the help of a light ridged outsole. The contrasting colors are placed on the stitching and laces on the shoe. If you’re digging the low-top hipster shoe, then go find your own pair for this Holiday 2009 season.

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Onistuka Tiger keeps bringing back that old heat, and this time, it’s from its old Himalayan collection. The Onitsuka Tiger Himalayan Deluxe comes in two clean colorways: black and olive. Both shoes use full premium leather uppers, making this a rugged hiking boot style with a sneaker sole.  Red contrasts the colorways, as it is placed on the insole, tongue tag, and outsole to give the shoe some flavor. “Himalayan Tiger” is placed on the side ankle to represent what the shoe is all about. These Himalayans are available now for a deluxe price of almost $300 a pair.

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Approaching its fortieth birthday, the Onitsuka Tiger SECK MT has done the Japanese athletic wear company proud. Beloved for its simple profile and eleoquent detailing, the classic model is seeing three new releases, just in time for the start of Fall. Featuring colorways in Yellow/Black, White/Grey and Green/White, the low-profile sneaker can be found at select Onitsuka Tiger retailers.

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San Francisco boutique Shoebiz recently partnered up with Onitsuka Tiger to create a premium version of the Mexico ‘66 in navy blue/yellow. The All-Vegan shoe features a mesh overlay up top with a 3M layer underneath. The model’s gum outsole is finished by a black “rubber” toecap. The Mexico’s sockliner features Shoebiz’s dinosaur logo. The Shoebiz x Onitsuka Tiger Mexico ‘66 will be available exclusively at Shoebiz later this summer.

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Onitsuka Tiger recently consorted with Japanese Anime syndicate Tokidoki to manufacture to lowtop versions that feature cartoon characters from the virtual arts company. The Tiger Low will drop in a grey suede/white color scheme and white leather/pink/lime green colorway. ‘Doki images are featured on the model’s upper, inner lining, and underneath the translucent outsole. The Onitsuka Tiger x Tokidoki Low can be purchased now in Asia, but there’s no word as to whether they’ll hit the States. We’ll be sure to keep you updated as developments surface. Images via Ripe.

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Originally released in 1976, the Lawnship was the pinnacle of Onitsuka’s tennis department. Featuring technologies such as optimum traction (a modified herringbone outsole) and anti-slip control, the shoe’s rounded toe allowed for greater lateral movement on returns and serves. Simple and effective. (The “progression” of shoes and their correlating modifications and cushioning interfaces is amazing, isn’t it?) Expect to see the Lawnship sometime early on in 2009 in four colorways: red/red/white, yellow/green/lime green, white/grey/navy, and black/pumpkin orange/white. Via Sneaker Freaker.

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Onitsuka Tiger, which was later transformed into Asics, is a Japan based sneaker brand that was created by Kihachiro Onitsuka in 1949. Onitsuka Tiger’s designs were originally aimed to create a sneaker for an average athlete due to Kihachiro’s belief that sports could play an important role in rebuilding the self-esteem of youngsters in Japan. The Seck MT is based on classic basketball shoes of the 1970’s and features a very narrow, yet comfortable silhouette. These two pairs of the Seck MT have very contrasting colored uppers accented by the traditional Seck MT stripes. The first pair features a gold upper, maroon striping, and cream sole. The second pair yields a silver upper, purple stripes, and cream sole as well. If you want to break some necks, or just want to dress up like an astronaut, you can scoop these up at Ripe.

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