Vans BMX Sk8-Hi Reissue (True Navy/White)

Description

Padded collars for support and flexibility Signature rubber waffle outsoles Re-enforced toecaps to withstand repeated wear Monochrome canvas and suede upper Vans logos on tongue and heel Vans was originally founded as the The Van Doren Rubber Company in 1966 by the Van Doren brothers and at the. Vans sizes are in Mens sizing. Vans have continued to go from strength to strength. Padded collars for support and flexibility Signature rubber waffle outsoles Re-enforced toecaps to withstand repeated wear Monochrome canvas and suede upper Vans logos on tongue and heel Vans was originally founded as the The Van Doren Rubber Company in 1966 by the Van Doren brothers and at the time was unique in that it manufactured shoes and sold them directly to the public. Vans 'Authentic' sneaker soon found a core market with the local skateboarders thanks to its rugged make-up and sticky sole and could be spotted all over Southern California in the early 1970s. Vans have continued to go from strength to strength. Inspired by the pro-skate, surf, snowboarding and BMX teams they sponsor, Vans produce some of the most widely worn shoes and trainers in the world. Vans sizes are in Mens sizing. Padded collars for support and flexibility Signature rubber waffle outsoles Re-enforced toecaps to withstand repeated wear Monochrome canvas and suede upper Vans logos on tongue and heel Vans was originally founded as the The Van Doren.

Key Features

• Vans sizes are in Mens sizing.
• Inspired by the pro-skate, surf, snowboarding and BMX teams they sponsor, Vans produce some of the most widely worn shoes and trainers in the world.
• Vans have continued to go from strength to strength.
• Padded collars for support and flexibility Signature rubber waffle outsoles Re-enforced toecaps to withstand repeated wear Monochrome canvas and suede upper Vans logos on tongue and heel Vans was originally founded as the The Van Doren.
• Vans 'Authentic' sneaker soon found a core market with the local skateboarders thanks to its rugged make-up and sticky sole and could be spotted all over Southern California in the early 1970s.