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Pacdel

Have you heard of Pacdel? This App Will Pay You to Travel

Ok, I’m super excited to share this crowshipping/travel app that I somehow just learned about, despite it being around for years!


One of my readers, emailed me about it and told me he was about to get paid $350 just to travel!


What?!


I did some investigating, and I’m now here to tell you all about it!


 

What is Pacdel?



The Pacdel App is an international person-to-person delivery platform.


Shopaholics who want products that aren’t available in their own country can “buy” them online. Then, a courier or a traveler would buy them in their home country and deliver them when you travel.


Each successful delivery has a “Traveler Fee” which is what you make money off of.


This fee is just like a tip and it’s based on the total order amount. Expensive items mean a higher traveler or courier fee. I’ve seen delivery fees up to $80 or more just from scrolling through the parcel requests today!


Why Use Pacdel?



The Pacdel delivery app does a few things that I think make it worth using.


First of all, it connects you to all travelers and shoppers around the World who want goods from your home country.


Secondly, it forces the buyer to secure their money within the app before you pay for the product, so it gives peace travelers or couriers peace of mind knowing a third party is mediating the transaction. There’s no sketchy situation here, and there will be no way for the people to back out of payment once you have delivered the item.


And finally, if you deliver more you’ll earn more money - which is pretty obvious! Nice!


I mean, if you’re going to the country anyway, you might as well throw a few extra things in your bag and earn some money, right? 


Are there any CONS using the Pacdel App?


There are two CONS really that I noticed when I was reading about it.


The first problem is that it definitely requires upfront investment.


You have to buy the goods yourself in your own country, then you don’t get reimbursed by the Pacdel App or receive the traveler fee until you complete the delivery. So, there’s  a bit of a risk and also not always possible for couriers who are on a tight budget.


The other one is that you have to alot some valuable vacation time meeting up with people to deliver the goods.


My friend told me that because the people prepay for the goods they have more incentive to meetup and not flake, and that he hasn’t had issues with Pacdel during his experiences.


You can help mitigate this by taking a few orders with high delivery fees and of course, meeting in public spaces.


But then again, it sounds a bit inconvenient, and meeting someone you don’t know, is not always a good way to spend your vacation.

 

Woud You Try Pacdel To Earn Money?


Just so you know, I am not affiliated with Pacdel in any way and I have actually never even tried it!


I just learned about it a few days ago and thought some of you guys may be interested in trying it out.


The Pacdel App is really popular in Canada and South America,  but also growing in other cities around the World.


If you do decide to try the Pacdel App or just recently tried it, please comment below or send me a message because I definitely want to hear about your Pacdel experience with international delivery! 


Visit ther website: https://pacdel.co/

Download on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ca.pacdel.client

Download on iTunes: https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/pacdel/id1611300210


Caliz Skate Shop  is one of the biggest skate shops in the Philippines. Based in Pampanga, they offer a full variety of skate products. They also recently opened their own jam studio inside their skate shop - Caliz Music Studio. They started way back in 2011, and from a small time local retailer they are now one of the leaders in the industry. 

For sure, Caliz Skate Shop is one of those skate shops i would recommend to anyone for buying online. They have been in the skate business for years and years and they know pretty well their job. They are offering skate brands which are a bit hard to find here in the Philippines as for example Lakai, Deathwish, Emerica, Toy Machine, Shake Junt, and DGK. 

They sell online too via their website and Facebook page. Caliz Skate Shop is one of the most reliable and trustful online skate shops you can buy from. You don’t have to worry about the legitimacy of their products and rest assured that your order will be handled without any problems and on time. A thing that is worth mentioning it, is that in general, their prices are lower than other online skate shops. Give it a try and visit Caliz Skate Shop to check it out yourself.

CALIZ SKATE SHOP® Est. 2011

Phone: +639176661371

Email: iancarloandanar@yahoo.com

Instagram/Facebook: @calizskateshop

Address: 3rd Floor 5 G Bldg. Nepomuceno St, Sto Rosario, Angeles City, Pampanga 2009(Back of Museo ning Angeles)

https://calizskateshop.kyte.site/

Unleash the Fury on the skatepark with the throwback style of these #SkateShoes. Globe Fury features a classic skate shoe silhouette that comes with  uppers of leather and synthetic materials, inner sock construction, Molded TPR underlays for ollie protection and added reinforcement.

However, unlike other Globe shoes, this does not have elastic strips that attaches the tongue to the shoe. The SRP of this shoe is $90, but you can get this specific model (pictured above) for only $55. 


We Legendary has realized the love of the customers towards the skate shoes and accessories for which their customers live and ride for. With the initial success of their retail stores here in Manila, the company took a step to accept orders online via email.

The sole aim of the company is the satisfaction of their customers, and so they have an innovative team which is dedicated towards customer service, satisfaction, and support. Several products offered by We Legendary are as follows:
  • Shoes 
  • Guys Products 
  • Girls Products 
  • Skateboard & Accessories 
  • Pro Riders 
I'm not the one who usually write reviews about shops, but I felt the need to notify all customers of how quick and attentive We Legendary was. This was my first time ordering a pair of shoes online, and I was skeptical, to say the least. After reading all positive reviews, I decided to give it a shot. I went on to email orders_welegendary@yahoo.com to order a pair of 8five2 Janoskis and guess what? They delivered to our front door the next day. For me, that is rare, right? Everything intact, minimal shipping fee, and great service.

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I Just wanted to let the online shoppers who read reviews to see that there is a good company here. So ignore all the negative feedback from winey little b*tches . P.S. I Don't even work for the company if you can believe that!


weLegendary skateshop

STORE HOURS:

WL KAMUNING
Unit 102 Don Raul Bldg. Kamuning Road Quezon City
(02) 412.8276
Mon-Sat: 11am – 9pm
Sunday: CLOSED

WL RONAC
D-3 THE DECK RONAC Art Center, Ortigas Ave. San Juan City
(02) 477.6567
Mon-Sun: 2pm – 9pm
Phone
WL TAFT (02) 522.0025 / WL KAMUNING (02) 412.8276 / WL RONAC (02) 477.6567

Email

info@welegendary.com / orders_welegendary@yahoo.com

Website

welegendary.com


“Center of Gravity has been the go-to source for thousands upon thousands of skaters, wakeboarders, and people who just want to look rad. Their commitment is to provide us the best products at great prices and to make sure that they arrive at our front door quickly.   

They are dedicated to everything skateboarding, from big brands to local ones, skateboards, wakeboards, to accessories, clothing to shoes and wheels to trucks. Grab your favorite brands like Koston and Habitat decks, Nike SB Janoski and Adidas Skateboarding shoes, Alien Workshop Trucks, and Koston Wheels. Hit your favorite shop section for shirts, jeans, flannels, hoodies, socks, hats and countless others. Go online to see the entire CoG selection today.”   

CoG is the place I go to get my skate shoes. I like to go shopping at CoG because of their awesome customer service. You’ll appreciate their laid back, and easy-going personalities. To some people like me, it's less of a shop/store and more of a social club. They are very knowledgable about giving you the RIGHT information that you need whether you’re looking for a board for your skating style, apparel that will match your shoes, and the best deals that they have to offer. No wonder, they are considered as one of the leading online retailers for skateboards, skate shoes, clothing and much more!  

I have dealt with CoG like a couple of times last year, and I can’t ask for better service! If I can’t find the skate shoes that I need at the malls, I always go online to CoG Phils. Their online store is user-friendly and the products selection is amazing. CoG has great prices too, payment options, and has awesome deals on shipping. Big thumbs up to CoG!  





Skateboarders have their own individual style. What was/is a great skate shoe for a skater in Manila is not necessarily the same for a skater in Japan, Indonesia, or America. Yeah, there had been a lot of global carry-over for trends in skate shoes, and we have covered a few in this blog, but in all honesty there can never be an all-time list for something like this. Anyway, for me, sorry disappoint other shoe brands, but this is by far, hands down, the best skateboard shoe ever created for a couple of reasons. They look gorgeous and stunning as Lily Maymac! It's been with us for over 20 years and is currently the longest running pro skateboard shoe in history. It's been knocked off to hell and back by other shoe brands and when it comes down to it, this skate shoe was ahead of its pack with what skateboarders looked for in a true skateboard shoes.




Price

$70 (around P3000) for most places. Some online stores have them for a few bucks cheaper, but for most skate shops or online shops they are in the $70- $80 range. Not very cheap, but not too expensive either.

Where to buy?

This is a very popular shoe right now, Vans shops, We Legendary, and other skate shops carry these. They're everywhere pretty much. A few online stores include Zumiez, CCS, Active, BuySkateShoes, and more.

Initial thoughts

You will fell in love with them at first sight. They look clean, simple, yet attractive colors on a Vans all suede vulcanized shoe made them appealing. What really stood out to me, was the soles. At first, I was questioning how much board feel they'd have but after trying them on, and walking in them for a while, they felt great!

Comfort

They were a little stiff like most skate shoes at first, so I didn't think much of it. I have wide feet, so the first few days were a bit uncomfortable. After about 3-5 days of wearing them, they were broken in plenty. I put in Nike sb Janoski insoles so they'd be more comfortable, and it helped a lot.

Impact

According to many, the insoles aren't removable, but eventually after wearing them for a couple of months, they become easily removable. Cool eh? The shoes also come with a very thin black strip of shock absorbing material under the footbed for comfort and to keep your heel safe from bruises.

Lace Protection

They come with flat laces which for me are long lasting. It looks like Vans put the lace holes further away from the side, and more in the center of the shoe so that their laces could last longer.

Board feel

Boardfeel wise it's superb. At first, I thought they had a bit too much board feel since my feet would start to hurt after a few rides. But once they had insoles in them they were perfect. They had good cushioning to them as well. I had Janoski insoles (which are not that thick) put in, so you should be able to get as much board feel as you like no matter which insoles you use.

Grip

These shoes come with classic Vans Waffle grip tread patterned soles that wouldn't disappoint. They have always amazed me with how long their tread last. The tread on these didn't start to fade until about 3 months afterward.

Durability

This is one of the most durable skate shoes out there. I didn't apply any Shoe-Goo to the toe box until about 2 months after purchasing them. Even then, there were no holes, just a few tears here and there, so I made sure that they didn't go any further. Overall, I was pleased with the durability considering I had used a little Shoe-Goo to keep the shoes intact.

Final thoughts

Honestly, I really couldn't find any major flaws with these skate shoes. They look awesome and have amazing skate ability. They are exceptionally durable, have decent comfort, nice board feel, incredible lace placements, and the grip is awesome being that's it's from Vans. This shoe was brought back after over 2o years, and it shows, so why not give them a shot?


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Adidas Skateboarding has been in the shoe business for quite a while, and from its well-executed marketing to its quality shoe releases, the brand earned my respect over the years. Even still, somehow I found myself skeptical of the Adidas Busenitz, which is the brand's hallmark when it comes to skate shoes. I was profoundly curious as to whether it could exceed my expectations to what a SB shoe should be.

And yeah, to answer all my questions I bought a pair of the Busenitz pro…

Price

Offered at a price of roughly around 4000php (on Cogphils.com), it is on the higher end of the skate shoe price spectrum, but considerably worth the price tag given its durability and comfort.

Models

At first I wasn't really feeling the busenitz pro because of its football-ish looks. But after a few days, they really grew on me and easily became one of my favorites. It looks really sharp and sexy, especially the red suedes. At first, you may not be feeling the tongue at all but don't cut it off after a while, it will grow on you as it makes the shoe look sexy.  Arguably, these skate sneakers have a sleek silhouette that looks good on slimmer fitting jeans and chinos.

Durability

For me, these skate sneakers are tough and really made for skating. Since it's a cupsole type, it can last a bit longer than most vulcanized shoes. The suede's quality are top notch and it lasts along time and has not frayed or ripped at all. The three stripes at the midfoot of the shoe double as an extra protective layer and are stitched into the suede.

Comfort

It is ridiculously comfortable. Though it comes with an extended tongue that does not look that comfy, the lower portion of it is made from thick mesh, making it extremely comfortable and breathable. The innards of the shoe feature two cushions on either side of the ankle for support and to keep your ankle snug and in place. Overall, it's a very comfortable shoe despite its appearance.

Fit

Adidas Busenitz pro is true-to-size. It fits snugly and requires no sizing down. It quickly adjusts to your feet and fits adeptly - thanks to its rising support around the inner arch of the foot.

Performance

The Busenitz pro is known for its arrow-shaped toebox. But mind you guys, it offers great grip and board feel while remaining durable and stable.  Another nice feature is the inset lace hole system (thanks to the brand’s soccer heritage). This makes the laces less likely to fray despite repeated abrasion. The flat laces are nicely woven though they’re on the thicker side.

For me, it is cut relatively low. Yeah, it provides a lot of free moving space, but your foot tends to slip out more easily. The sole is top notch, the same sole found on the Adidas Spezial that was originally developed for indoor sports like handball. It comes with the rough and relatively deep pattern in the forefoot area with overlapping circles, making it very suitable for skateboarding. Why? It is very flexible and provide a great grip. 

Overall

For me, these shoes are amazing. It is a great shoe for skating as its great for ledges, stair sets, gaps, and flatground. It's durable, comfortable and stylish. However, it could be improved. The breathability, isn't too good. Using rough mesh material on the inner side of the shoe, probably between the stripes so the mesh would be out of reach of griptape might be the solution. But then again, this should only be done if the overall stability doesn't suffer too much.The price and the impact support are probably the shoes' largest drawbacks. Interested parties can pick up the Busenitz Pro at their local skate shop (We Legendary or resellers) or on adidas’ outlets.



For so many years,  the Dunk Lows have been at the forefront of the skate and street culture, offering a lower cut to the ever popular Dunk High model. The colorways hold well, even when used for its intended purpose: skating.

Honestly, I used to hate Nike sb's. but when a friend bought some dunks, I was like "dude, those are sick, I need to get a pair."I went to We Legendary and bought a pair of dunk lows.

To start off, If you are already decided to get some Dunk Lows for skateboarding be sure to get the right size. My recommendation is to buy them "TTS" true to size. These shoes will stretch after several wears, especially the suedes and leathers because the cushion in the heel will change its original dimensions when put under pressure.

Don't buy dunks half a size too big as the capability of the shoe to hold your feet tightly in the right position will be lost - this can lead to ankle twists or other injuries. The break-in time for the Dunk lows are almost non-existing, especially for the suede and the leather models, but if the still feel a little stiff after a couple of wears, just bend the sole a few times to increase its flexibility.

Price

The dunk lows come in many colorways, and depending on the colorway, the price will vary. Retail for Nike sb dunk lows is about 4,000php. But Nike SB releases only a certain amount of models, which is where supply and demand come into effect. Originally, this shoe had a low retail price. However, once the demand began to skyrocket, and retail stores, as well as resellers, decided to increase in sales.

Models

With so many Dunk Lows floating about, both past and present iterations, often times we get lost in the shuffle. The hype for these skate shoes has impacted the sneaker game and so many colorways, and models have already been released in multiple colorways and been retroed. Designed for skateboarding, these SB Dunks feature the Zoom Air insoles with thicker padding in areas around the ankle and tongue. The SB Dunk is now a highly popular sneaker and the demand for it increases as sneaker connoisseurs will do anything to get a pair.

Looks

Depending on the colorway that you are going to but, the looks will be different. Overall these skate shoes look very good but come colorways can be very ugly. But personally I like most of them. If you would like to look at all of the dunk colorways ever released, click on this link.

Comfort

These shoes are extremely comfortable! In the heel, they have Zoom air insoles, which acts as an airbag that’s fairly squishy. It also has padded sides, a stuffed tongue (that isn’t too stuffed), and the whole shoe flexes very nicely.

Fit

Dunk Lows fit true to size but is narrow. So, if you have wide feet like me, you might want to order a half size up.

Performance

Performance wise, it’s A+. This shoe has insane lick – your board sticks and stays with the shoe. You don’t need extra effort to flick your board though flip tricks may get hard after a while since its outsoles are fairly weak, and wear down pretty fast.

It has an amazing boardfeel just as good as a vulc shoe. You would be able to feel the concave, the start on the nose and tail, as well as bolts. The soles have deep threads that don’t wear down too much. However, the materials are not too grippy, but not that horrible. Grip wise, it’s decent but could have been much better. It loses most of its grip when the outsole wears down. Durability wise it’s superb. The only problem here is that when the outsole wears down, the shoe will begin to rip faster. If the shoe had a stronger outsole, then these would last longer. The shoes have no lace protection but it’s ok as long as you tie the laces tightly – to keep it away of the grip tape. One thing I like about this shoe is that it takes impact very well – thanks to the zoom air insoles.

Overall

For me, these shoes are amazing. They are comfy, have good boardfeel, and flick nice. The Dunk low is kind of basic that has a universal shape that most skateboarders will like. It is grippy and has a balanced amount of board feel and is quite durable.The only problem here is outsoles as they wear down easily. When the outsole wears down, the toecap will start to rip, then the swoosh, which looks kind of weird. These Dunk Lows may not sound good on this review to some people, but they are absolutely amazing skate shoes, and I would recommend them to anyone!





Shoecidal Tendencies takes a closer look at one of the scariest dunks on the planet. The Krueger Dunk SBs.

Yeah, Dunk lows were made/designed for skateboarding but these Kruegers are definitely an exception as they are pricey and hard to find. 

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Here's another another quick shoe review. And this time it's for the blue box series Nike SB Dunk Low - Nike SB Eric Koston Thai Temple Low Review. This shoe has a metallic white gold swoosh outlined with a metallic red double stitched outline. All along the outside of the toebox, in to the lace loops, back around to the heel tab, we have a slightly long blue suede. At the back, we have that same length of blue suede with gold stitched Nike. At the back of the tab, following around from the mid panels, to the toebox, and to the back of the shoe, we have a shorter blue suede that almost feels like a nubuck. For the tongue, it's a simple flat blue mesh tongue with a white  red and blue Nike tag. It comes with carbon fiber tip laces. Inside lining, we have the red wrapping around to the heel of the interior. And then the inside we have the Koston Thai Elephant printed on it. It has a white midsole with red stitching highlighted with a golden gum bottom sole.


Nike SB Concord Dunk Low Pro is a dope Dunk that has been and still the focus for a lot of SB fans. It's the unofficial sequel to 2011’s Nike SB Dunk Low “Space Jam that is presented in a black and white colorway - just like the Jordan 11 Concords. Its toe box is made from hard rough white mesh that goes all the way up to the tongue. It has rope laces that give that Concords Concords feel, Around the toebox, we have the black patent leather as well as the heel tab. Its mid panel is also made up of white mesh highlighted by the smooth white leather swooshes. It has a white midsole with white contrast stitching and an icy bottom that gives the shoe that ice clean finish. Oveall, it's a real clean sneaker! Nike SB keeps it like the Jordan 11 with a twist - with a fat tongue, heel lock, etc.. Must cop! ~$175.



Skaters tend to be reserved towards new skate shoe technologies to say the least. As soon as it's geeky or smells rocket science, it stays on the self. But what about little, almost not noticeable shoe innovation?

Etnies incorporated interesting new feature in their Tyler Bledsoe’s pro model. An elastic string with a toggle enables us to adjust the width of our shoe even when you like to wear our laces loose. Cool eh?

Sizing

The Etnies Highlight Bledsoe Black Camo fits about half a size bigger than usual.

Durability

Unfortunately the Etnies Highlight Bledsoe Black Camo features a few flaws. The sidewall part of its sole is very worn down after a few hours of skating and parts of its bottom sole separated from the upper part of the shoe. The durability is not as bad as it seems though. Its sole turned out to be durable for a vulc skate shoe model and the deep and roughly structured pattern provided long lasting grip during the whole duration of our test.

Cushioning 

The cushioning abilities of the Etnies Highlight Bledsoe Black Camo are due to the thin vulcanized sole construction. By integrating "STI Evolution Foam" in the footbed, midsole and outsole, this shoe offers a durable fit that's incredibly lightweight. Thereby the Etnies Highlight Bledsoe Black Camo is mostly suited for low or medium impact skating.

Shape 

Its toebox can be described as rather broad and flat with a clear peak, which explains the great flick and the durability of its upper material. The Etnies Highlight Bledsoe Black Camo features a slim silhouette and fits very close to the foot.

Boardfeel 

The Etnies Highlight Bledsoe Black Camo offers great boardfeel, thanks to its slim silhouette or construction.

Grip 

As expected from a thin and flexible vulcanized sole, the grip of the Etnies Highlight Bledsoe Black Camo is awesome. However, its grip may decrease slightly due to wear.

Breathability 

Regarding ventilation, the Etnies Highlight Bledsoe Black Camo is OK as it features 2 ventilation holes with metal eyelets on each shoe, facing towards the inwards side, mesh panels on the tongue and canvas sidepanels that are more breathable than suede. Your foot stays cool for a longer time compared to most other skate shoe models.

Comfort

Overall the Etnies Highlight Bledsoe Black Camo is pleasant to wear. Probably due to its suede, textile and synthetic upper.  It also features inner bootie and a moisture-wicking liner supply comfort.

Support 

If you are looking for a maximum of freedom and a boardfeel oriented shoe rather than support, the Etnies Highlight Bledsoe Black Camo is a suitable model. It is built without the added weight of rubber and since it's low cut, it offers a high degree of freedom for ankle movement though, which partly relativizes this.

Summary

The Etnies Highlight Bledsoe Black Camo is a solid model with the usual flaws of thin vulcanized shoes and too little durability. The Etnies Highlight Bledsoe Black Camo features good cushioning combined with outstanding grip, board­feel and far above average durability while weighing as light as possible.

Price

$65  (Buy Now)


Long overdue, but here it is, the Lakai Vincent review. Definitely this is an underrated skate shoe, and I hope this review will change that. Thanks again to my relatives for this pair.

Lakai skate shoe designs are considered to be "classics". It started off strong with Rick Howard’s skate shoe the "Staple“, followed by Scott Johnson´s signature models and more recent designs. But then again, these models were trumped by the Lakai Manchester, which has been inspired countlessly by other companies.

Things have changed through the years, and one of the latest model in Lakai´s skate shoe line is the Lakai Vincent. It's Alvarez’s first ever signature model that has been purposefully influenced by the Manchester.

Sizing

The Lakai Vincent fits true to size.

Durability

To improve the durability of the shoe, the brand seems to have reduced the seams and overlapping materials. I like the choice of materials used on these shoes, even the vulnerable part along the upper eyelets of the shoe has proven to be very durable. Its outsole is a bit thicker than with most vulc soles, again improving durability. I also like the pattern of the sole as its deep and it does not show any blank spots.

Cushioning

Shoes that have vulc soles are said to have weaker cushioning than cupsole models. The Lakai Vincent, however, redefines this preconception. It offers  great cushioning and amazing boardfeel - thanks to the thin construction in the frontal area of the skate shoe.

Shape

The Lakai Vincent features a slim silhouette, just like the Manchester and Janoskis. While on foot, the Lakai Vincent feels close-fitting and
supportive.

Boardfeel and Grip

The Lakai Vincent provides better boardfeel than most other vulc soles. While the heel area is a bit
thicker, which doesn't affect the boardfeel too much, the forefoot is kept thin. Its insole
does not interfere either and does not add that much more material between board and
foot. All in all, the Lakai vincent is a well-balanced skate shoe that has a good compromise
between boardfeel and protection.

Comfort and stability

The Lakai Vincent provides impeccable foothold. Skateboarders who like the panels and simple toebox of the Vans Classic or the Chukkas but want more support and comfort should take a closer look at the
this Lakai Vincent.

Summary

The Lakai Vincent is a stable vulc shoe with solid durability, support and good boardfeel,
as well as medium lasting grip. Only downside I see here is the lack of ventilation.

Price

$35-$65 (Buy Now)


2002 is the year when Nike entered the skateboarding scene. They focused on Dunks, and adapted them for skateboarding. Then, quite a few technical models have been made with fancy features like the Zoom Tre or Zoom FP. But despite these new features, skateboarders didn’t really eat them up. Hopefully, these Lunar Oneshots change that. It looks plain and simple from the outside, but if you'll dig deeper, you will find a whole bag of technical features. Check out Nike SB's latest offering, the Nike SB Lunar Oneshot which we had the pleasure of weartesting for you.

Sizing

The Nike SB Lunar Oneshot fits true to size.

Durability

Generally speaking, its highly durable unlike the Janoskis. It has 2 parts, sewn together at the overlap from front foot area to the sidewall. The shoe's toe area was designed to avoid contact with griptape, and even when it does, Nike SB's Hyperscreen coating is there to protect it. It's a synthetic layer on the shoe that decreases abrasion and improves the durability of the suede. Its sole is made out of Nike’s Lunarlon foam, which has been proven also to be extremely durable with great grip.

Cushioning

Cushioning is good. Its Lunarlon sole is very lightweight and improves cushioning, even though it’s very thin in the toe-area.

Shape

It's not for those who have wide feet. It has this slimly shaped silhouette to ensure a tight and snug fit for our toes and our frontfoot. Cons - its heel does not feature any foam padding and it doesn´t fit perfectly to your heel and ankle.

Boardfeel and Grip

It offers great boardfeel! It has a very flexible sole that adapts to your foot’s concave. It's nearly comparable to vulc shoe models without being to gooey.

Comfort and stability

Nike SB is known for these stuff as they always put a lot of effort into designing comfy shoes. Nike SB Lunar Oneshot is no exception. The shoe is extremely light and features this shoe-in-shoe technology, you will hardly find any seams inside and the shoe fits very snug to your feet. We like the ventilation (heel and toe) also as it improves comfort in a skate shoe. The shoe kept its shape during our testing. Its heel seems to be supported by plastic features.

Summary

The Nike SB Lunar Oneshot is a good skate shoe. It makes use of innovative sole technology to provide great balance between cushioning, grip and boardfeel. It has minor weaknesses though when it comes to the durability of the upper material.

Price

$80 - $110 (Buy Now)

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