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Onitsuka Tiger MEXICO 66 : Timeless since 1949, Onitsuka Tiger shoes, apparel, and accessories are essential to any lifestyle. Sign up for our newsletter for the latest specials and exclusives.
The MEXICO 66 model combines the features of the original LIMBER-UP training shoe that debuted in 1961 and the design of Limber shoe debuted in 1966, as one of the first models that featured the iconic Onitsuka Tiger Stripes.
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Jan 8, 2024 · The Onitsuka Tiger Mexico 66 is no longer available. According to the company website, U.S. operations shut down in November 2023 (they appear to still be operating uninterrupted overseas).
Onitsuka Tiger Shoes : Timeless since 1949, Onitsuka Tiger shoes, apparel, and accessories are essential to any lifestyle. Sign up for our newsletter for the latest specials and exclusives.
How the Mexico 66, Onitsuka Tiger’s most iconic shoe, became the go-to sneakers for Olympic runners and Uma Thurman’s The Bride in ‘Kill Bill’ | Tatler Asia. From its debut at the 1968 Mexico Olympics to being the ‘it’ sneakers worn by Prince William and Hailey Bieber, we look back at how this footwear from the 75-year-old Japanese ...
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This is my third pair of Onitsuka Tigers, and the only one I've had to return. The material felt cheap and thin, the shoe was extremely stiff, and the heel so wide that my foot fell out of it despite my toes bumping up against the front of the toe box.
Japanese footwear label Onitsuka Tiger is synonymous with the Mexico 66. Designed for athletes for use in the 1966 pre-Olympic trials, the retro running silhouette enjoyed a cultural resurgence when Uma Thurman’s “Black Mamba” character wore a yellow pair in the 2003 movie ‘Kill Bill.’
Onitsuka Tiger Mexico 66 is a line of shoes released by Onitsuka Tiger in 1966. The shoe was first developed to be used by athletes for the 1968 Summer Olympics. This is the first shoe to use the trademark stripes that would be featured in Onitsuka Tiger and Asics shoes.
