Mesh and foam tongue limits impacts of the skateboard against the top of the foot.

Mounted on a rubber sole, this skate shoe provides good grip on

the deck and ground when pushing off.

The sole is glued for increased resistance to tearing. All of the seams are doubled.

Aside from their style, high and low shoes do not offer the same advantages.

A high upper provides more stability and protects the ankle by supporting it better.

A low upper will offer a greater range of movement and lighter weight.

Choosing a skate shoe means finding something that gives you freedom while staying on your foot.

You therefore want something that is neither too wide, which would mean the shoes fall off, nor too tight, which would squash your toes. Our new vulcanised shoes will feel quite narrow the first few times you wear them. After a few hours they will begin to adjust to the shape of your feet. The best thing is to get shoes that are fitted.