Last month we brought you these collaborative New Balance MT580s from Japan’s mita and realmadHECTIC, and now they’re available for purchase through mita’s online store.

For 17,640 yen (about $180), these Japan-only Newbies can be yours. It may be a hefty price tag for a basic running silhouette, but these received quality reviews when we gave you the first peek. The materials are high quality and New Balance is a proven brand, so trust that if you choose to import these, you’ll be getting a good product. The dual-blue and cream colorway went over well with you, the Nice Kicks readers, and now the decision of whether you liked them enough to bring them stateside is the one you really have to make.

Worth the shipping, or are you skipping?

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The New Balance x mita and Leftfoot “Feral Creation Collection” received mixed reviews when we last showed it to you. But those who found any or all of the four pairs worth the trouble of importing will be glad to hear that they’re all available now at mita.

As you should remember, this collection came about as a revival of the New Balance 999, as the shoemaker chose to work with the two Asian sneaker retailers to gain a new design aspect. Quantities will be limited, and your Japanese better be on point to get these. But if you’re a Newbie fan, or just feeling like an animal these days, use the above link and get on it.

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The pack includes four total pairs–2 inspired by and designed in conjunction with each store–with a 660-pair limited drop and a general release pair each. Leftfoot drew inspiration from the king of the jungle, the Lion, for its tier zero release. Featuring a mix of materials–suede, nylon, leather and reflective 3m–the Leftfoot 999 uses a grey sole inspired by the concrete jungle, contrasted by a dark grey upper with bright red and purple accents. Leftfoot’s general release 999 draws inspiration from the native-to-Singapore Peacock. The cues are obvious, as this design features a black and grey forefoot against a teal and blue heel.

mita drew inspiration from Japanese animals as well, using the grey mouse and black crow as starting points. The mita limited 999, taking from the tough and resilient mouse, features a handful of materials in multiple shades of grey. This design was intended to be tough and represent the modern generation of Asian youth. The second pair from mita was designed after the black crow, and is the simplest of the four pairs, with its most unique feature definitely being the faux horse hair accents.

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These Asics Gel-Lyte Speed’s draw inspiration from a nice day on the beach, sporting bright yellow, blue, red and pink accents, over a grey base, with a hint of suede near the toe. Production on these is limited to 500 total pairs, so getting tropical may be a luxury when they drop September 5th at mita.

With summer coming to an end, is it too late in the season to try and feel the island breeze? Get to the comments section and let us know if these collaborations work for you, or if you plan to let them blow on by.

The Mita x Lakai Telford Pack gets a wide variety of materials, ostrich skin around the toe box, perforated leather, patent leather, suede, even some nylon mesh on the tongue. The simple style of the shoe combined with the two simple colorways chosen, black/white/green and white/black/blue, make for a solid collaboration.

Seems to be a good direction to go for Lakai, who has a number of classic skate shoes in their line up that definitely deserve a second look by sneakerheads.

Both colorways are available now at Mita Sneakers for about $135.

The three bright color choices couldn’t be better to represent those outdoor jackets that hit their high point of popularity back in the late 80’s and early 90’s. Yellow, teal and purple colorways made of Gore-tex material to keep your feet nice and dry, and a little sheltered on those windy days as well. A little bit of 3M accenting complete the package.

These will release in the US, but are available now at Mita.

This 15th edition uses some good color combinations, one featuring blue, pink, grey, and black, while the other featuring a bolder and brighter combo with orange, green, red, and purple. The premium suede is always a good look, and this time it is undeniable. With 15 collabs under their belt now, they must be doing something right.

These will set you back about ¥17640, about $189 from MADHECTIC.