At the end of October, we showed you the PF Flyers Sporting Life 2010 Preview in which many of you did not show much of an interest. However, while we await more photos of the Sporting Life lineup, we have spotted two new colorways of the Astor model that is set to arrive in stores during the holiday season.

The high-top Astor model combines the look of a fashionable sneaker with some sporty attributes. It features a 100% fully-ribbed base with a velcro strap across the forefoot. One pair contains a bronze quilted textile/nubuck upper, while the remaining pair owns a grey-colored upper of the same material makeup. Click here to view photos of both colorways.

Last night in New York City’s fashion district, PF Flyers held court with their Sporting Life 2010 collection preview. Many people remember PF Flyers from Benny the Jet Rodriguez’s famous fence jump from the ‘93 classic The Sandlot. PF Flyer’s has actually been in the game for over 70 years repping Posture and Foundation, hence the acronym PF. PF has also outfitted long time Celtics Great Bob Cousy with signature on court kicks throughout his illustrious career. They’ve even worked up a special Kelly Green Celtics colorway for Spring 2010.

The Sporting Life collection features kicks for both on and off the hardwood. From the reissue of the ‘43 classic, the Rambler Hi, to the newly designed sequin printed Glide. PF has produced an interesting take on materials from premium leather, to standard canvas, as they try to reclaim the position the brand once held in the ’40s and ’50s. Peruse the pictures of the collection after the jump, and decide for yourself whether you’ll be rocking some Posture and Foundation’s this spring.

A classic from generations past, many of us remember PF Flyers from The Sandlot. But long before that, all the way back in 1953, the PF Flyers Center Hi first released for basketball use. And while it may not be as suitable for the court as it once was, this silhouette is back for this 2009 Holiday season in three new color-ups.

These are coming in a textile material, with two being woven and one quilted. The tan and black pairs feature identical construction, utilizing leather along the laces, the logo patch and the toe cap. The tan pair also features work boot-style laces. The third pair is more unique, featuring a different textile material and a quilted pattern. This pair also uses a tan vulcanized sole with multicolor striping, while the other two use a white sole with the ribbed toe cap.

For the fall season, PF Flyers released the Bob Cousy All-American in six vibrant colorways to select retailers across the world. On the contrary, they will unleash two subtle colorways of the aforementioned sneaker for the holiday season.

Ever since its reissue to the public, many of you have took a liking to the Bob Cousy All-American because of its sheer simplicity to say the least. These two holiday releases furthermore enhnace the simple design of the All-American. One will feature a mainly black base, while the other pair, shown here, owns a dark khaki-colored base. What are your thoughts on these holiday releases?

During Cousy’s pro career he had one shoe of choice, PF-Flyers.  Though details are a little scarce, it is said by some accounts that Cousy was the first NBA player to have a signature with the release of the PF-Flyers Cousy All American Lo in 1956.  (There is still debate whether his name was on the product back then.)

This fall PF-Flyers is reissuing the Bob Cousy All American in a number of tonal colorups.  Click here to see the entire lineup.