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August 2015


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Opting for unflashy tones heightened by solid construction, this upcoming Vault by Vans “Original Classics” Pack helps usher in fall in a subtle yet an eye-catching and impactful design. Consisting of the Old Skool and the Classic Slip-On, each applies a hefty infusion of leather married to a softened sentiment thanks to cream, brown and light blue tones.

Give the Vault by Vans “Original Classics” Pack a look below and anticipate its arrival in September




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Nike SB Dunk Low London is a limited Dunk SB release that is part of the 2005 Dunk City Series. Embroidered on the heel panel is The River Thames, a 200-mile waterway so central to and intertwined with the England's past that it has been described as Liquid History. Limited to 202 pairs worldwide. 2005 Nike SB release. $1,300.










Color: Soft Grey/Magnet
Style: 304292-841
Release Date: March 2002

via [SenyorCheng]
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Nike SB Launches Zoom All Court for Cory Kennedy, an instant skateboarding staple that has been streamlined around the toe box for an improved flick. It features a premium suede upper, and a distinctive snakeskin Swoosh at the sides. The Nike SB Zoom Cory Kennedy will be released at international retailers such as Zupport now as we await a stateside announcement. ~$95.



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Take one part Beams, then add a part of Patta, shake 'em off, and pour over a glass of Vans and what have you got? A beamin'Old Skool colab! It is the Patta X Beams X Vans Old Skool Mean Eyed Cat that boasts with a black uppers made from a combination of premium leather and suede. The brand runs deep on these babies, having a large white ‘Patta’ insignia on the medial, a ‘Team Patta’ branding in white set against black lace, and, finally, the ‘MEAN EYED CAT’ slogan that's propped perfectly on the midsole.

Scheduled for a September 25 release at Beams stores in Japan, stay tuned to Skate Shoes PH for the full release details to come.




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We have all been waiting patiently for Vans to announce what they their plan was for their upcoming Golden Jubilee. In case you haven't been paying attention, our beloved brand is turning 50 next year. And it looks like they are pulling out the stops. We are happy to bring you a peek at the Vans Pro Classics line that will consist of the most iconic classics from milestone eras and pro skaters, all with upgraded tech for comfort and skate. Here is what we are so excited about.

Duke Kahanamoku helped spread surfing throughout the world. This Hawaiian surf legend, actor, and five-time Olympic medalist handed Vans founder, Paul Van Doren, the shirt off his back to make custom shoes. The Authentic Pro ’66 celebrates Duke’s iconic Aloha print and his legendary meeting with Paul Van Doren.

As one of the original members of the ’70s Z Boys skateboard team, Peggy Oki revolutionized the sport alongside other skate pioneers, including Stacy Peralta and Tony Alva. The Authentic Pro ’74 commemorates the Zephyr team’s explosion into the skateboard scene at the 1974 Del Mar Classic.

An original Z-Boy, filmmaker, and co-founder of Powell Peralta Skateboards, Stacy Peralta brought his skate expertise into the design of Vans’ classic Era style in 1976. The Era Pro ’76 combines next generation function with the classic style of the first-ever Vans “Off the Wall” shoe.

One of the most innovative skateboarders of all time, Tony Alva brought his brash, aggressive influence and ideas to create modern skate culture. The Mid Skool ’79 continues what T.A. started—skater-driven design built for progression.

Vans’ most iconic style was introduced to the world in Fast Times at Ridgemont High. California’s youth culture, along with the Classic Slip-On, became a widespread phenomenon … thanks to a surfer and his kicks. Jeff Spicoli’s classic checkerboard Slip-On goes Pro with the Slip-On Pro ’82.

Christian Hosoi combined raw power, incredible style, and a larger-than-life persona to take skateboarding from relative obscurity in the early ’80s to soaring global popularity by the end of the decade.The double checkerboard Sk8-HiPro ’83 recreates an iconic early colorway of the Sk8-Hi that cameto be known as the quintessential skate shoe of the ’80s.
One of the first Freestyle BMX superstars, Eddie Fiola dominated the circuit and promoted this young sport to new levels of recognition. The Era Pro ’83 goes retro in red, white and blue—just like Eddie wore in his famous Vans ad.

The Iron Man of Freestyle BMX, Dennis McCoy pioneered the sport and turned pro in 1986—and hasn’t stopped competing since! Upgraded to Pro standards, the Sk8-Hi Pro ’86 features its most iconic colorway from the ’80s

The Vans BMX team forfeited a national pro-level competition so they could perform the Helltrack race scenes and stunts in Rad, a cult classic tribute to BMX culture. A star is born … again. This film’s original Authentic is reinvented with modern Pro upgrades as the Authentic Pro ’86.

From the Santa Cruz team in the ’80s to Black Label in the ’90s and AntiHero today, Jeff Grosso bleeds skateboarding. Jeff’s custom black & white twotone Sk8-Hi is reproduced with modernized Pro construction as the Sk8-Hi Pro ’87.

Already a legend, Steve Caballero brought a higher level of functionality to the design of the first signature skateboarding shoe in 1989. The new revolution of street skaters adopted the Caballero, customizing it into what became the most iconic skate shoe of the ’90s—the “lighter, better, faster” Half Cab® in 1993. The Caballero Pro ’89 is upgraded to modern specs in its iconic original burgundy with croc emboss colorway.

Ray Barbee helped define the culture and style of modern skateboarding by bringing skaters from backyard ramps to city streets. This pioneer of smooth style influenced an entire generation with his effortless, relaxed approach and positive attitude. The Old Skool Pro ’92 reintroduces the iconic white/black colorway and sleek shape from the early ’90s, upgraded to Pro functionality and cushioning.

Unbridled enthusiasm, energy, and the ability to skate anything and everything with complete commitment, John Cardiel changed skateboarding … and his legendary skating will be revered for generations to come. The Chukka Boot ’93 transports the past into the future with an upgraded Pro construction in a nostalgic ’90s colorway.

Proving that fashion and function can work together, Geoff Rowley’s first Vans signature shoe emphasized grip and boardfeel, allowing him to go full throttle while staying in complete control as one of the most influential skateboarders of all time. The Rowley Pro ’00 is reinvented with Pro functionality in the original all-black colorway.

The Vans 50th Anniversary Pro Classics Collection will be available beginning in Spring 2016 and release throughout the anniversary year. Keep it tuned here for more information on these historic colorways as they become available.

via [Strictly Vans]

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Sneaker culture seems to be flourishing here in the Philippines because for the first time, Nice Kicks will be hosting an international event with Sole Slam in Manila.

"We are so EXCITED to come to the Philippines and experience the wonderful culture and community. We have heard nothing but the best and look forward to this event like none other." - Nice Kicks 

Set to happen on October 18th, additional information are listed on the photo above. Vendors, exhibitors, media outlets and sponsors can contact Cara at +63 915 802 0808 and info@soleslam.com for further information.


The 3rd Converse Marikina Warehouse Sale will be happening on September 26 to October 4, 2015. The warehouse will be open everyday from 9:00AM to 7:00PM.

The Converse Warehouse is along Gen. BG Molina St., Parang, Marikina. Click here for the Map and directions (with own vehicle).

For commuters:

  • From Cubao: board a Jeep or FX with a sign “PARANG-PHILSTRESS-NGI” (Because there’s another Parang/NGI route – Molave/Bayan-bayanan)
  • From Antipolo/Pasig/Cainta: Take a jeep going to Marikina Bayan/Palengke. After getting off, walk towards Sumulong Highway going to the Marikina Bridge. Then board a Jeep or FX with a sign “Parang” and/or “NGI”
  • Then tell the driver to drop you off sa Converse warehouse. Lumagpas ka na pag nakita mo na yung palengke ng Parang/NGI.


Remember the Air Jordan 1 Pinnacle ‘Vachetta Tan’ that has been leaked months back? Well, they will be the next Pinnacle to hit shelves.

There are minor changes though compared to the first two releases like no 24 karat gold stuff (bronze is used instead across the wings logo, lace jewels, heel and tongue). Following up is vachetta tan leather on the base and a sail midsole.

Air Jordan 1 Pinnacle Vachetta Tan Release Date

The Air Jordan 1 Pinnacle Vachetta Tan  will debut in Asia on September 12, 2015. About the US release date, it is unknown for now. As well, a retail price has yet to be set, but if they are like the other Pinnacle releases, expect them to cost you around $400. Stay tuned to Skate Shoes PH for more details and images.

Air Jordan 1 Pinnacle
Colorway: Vachetta Tan/Sail
Release Date: September 12, 2015 (Asia)
Product Number: 705075-201


Barneys has collaborated with Vans to revamp the classic checkered Slip-On with luxurious materials.

The project is all about pushing the store's luxury aesthetic while cementing its status as a premium footwear destination for sneakerheads.

And make no mistake, these Slip-Ons are premium.
"We were cleaning out our sample closet last spring and found this cool material an old sneaker was made out of—a thin grain leather on one side, suede on the other. We sent it to Vans to see if they could develop it into a fabric that could be cut and woven and used for a slip-on sneaker,"said Chris Pepe, Barneys' senior buyer of men's footwear."We did several rounds of samples trying to get the texture, thickness, and color right."
And just because it's a collaboration doesn't mean that both brands can't retain its DNA; each colorway is significant to both Vans and Barneys. "We chose the standard black and white, because it’s iconic Vans, and then a black and navy version, because that’s a very 'Barneys' colorway," Pepe explained.
The Barneys "Sole Series" x Vans Slip-On collection will be available both in-store and online Thursday, August 20 at a retail price of $165.





Dank Customs really knows how to bring anyone's dream shoes to life. Need proof? Check out his latest masterpiece, the Nike SB Dunk Low Doom Custom that  features a nice combination of darker shades like black, grey, and silver.  Also, the toe has been made look like an ostrich-like material.  Adding some flavor are sick, contrasting red laces, “Doom” printed on the ankle, and a custom mask logo on the tongue.  From this photo, I am not sure if there's a drawing of a villian wearing Doom’s mask just like on the Highs.


Supra goes from the streets to under the streets with their latest collaborative sneaker. Teaming up with Andrew Levitas, the New York based photographer, painter, and sculptor, Supra presents a special edition of the Cuba slip-on featuring an image from his series of photographs taken while exploring the subterranean catacombs beneath Rome. Levitas was given unprecedented access to the ancient catacombs, which contain the remains of Capuchin friars. Creating a wearable piece of art, a grim image of one friar is backed with a plethora of skulls across each of the durable canvas uppers of the Cuba. The image is presented in Levitas’ signature style from his “Metalwork Experiment” series of photographs transferred onto large metal sheets for a sculptural effect.

Connecting with Supra founder Angel Cababa, who Levitas proclaims as an artist in his own right, the unlikely formation of a Supra streetwear sneaker with fine art took shape on the canvas that is the Cuba, featuring the powerful imagery. “The idea that a place could simultaneously represent both life and death is fascinating to me,” says Levitas about the catacombs. He opines that although there is a long history of using skulls and bones to express ideas in art, lately many examples have been too poppy or lack significance. “These images have meaning and are contextually rich,” Levitas says about his artwork. “My goal has always been to push as many people as possible to consider certain ideas. By partnering with Supra, this work will reach a whole new audience—a living, breathing, younger, thinking one.”

A serious collab with even more serious subject matter, the Andrew Levitas x Supra Cuba will be dropping soon. Stay tuned to Skate Shoes PH for further release details. TBA.




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