Anyone who skates with any regularly will know about the issue of skate shoes. They are built with comfort, durability and ease in mind. These objectives are often conflicting, however, leads to the designers who make serious compromises. Very few people would argue that the ease and comfort goals are met. Durability, however, is another question.
Etnies Men's Sheckler 5 Skate Shoe,Black/Red/White,12 M US
In terms of day-to-day use, skateboard shoes offer very good durability in comparison with many trainers and casual obuće.Problem with skateboarding is that you need to grip so your feet stay attached to the skateboard. This is achieved with a super grippy rubber soles and the use of sandpaper on the top deck, which is known as trake.Hvat grip tape, and we all know is very abrasive. Always moving skateboarders feet in this super abrasive surface wears his shoes down in no time at all. Serious skaters actually get a little more than a month or a couple to use the outside pair of shoes.
Etnies Men's Metal Mulisha Fader Skate Shoe,Black/Green/Black,14 M US
Since the majority of skateboarders are not sponsored or not sponsored to the extent they receive free skate shoes with any regularity results, we need to find a steady supply of cheap shoes. If you're skating hard and replacing shoes every two months, it is unlikely that you will be able to afford to pay £ 50 or more for a couple. It happens to retail prices of many competitors shoes now.
In terms of day-to-day use, skateboard shoes offer very good durability in comparison with many trainers and casual obuće.Problem with skateboarding is that you need to grip so your feet stay attached to the skateboard. This is achieved with a super grippy rubber soles and the use of sandpaper on the top deck, which is known as trake.Hvat grip tape, and we all know is very abrasive. Always moving skateboarders feet in this super abrasive surface wears his shoes down in no time at all. Serious skaters actually get a little more than a month or a couple to use the outside pair of shoes.
Since the majority of skateboarders are not sponsored or not sponsored to the extent they receive free skate shoes with any regularity results, we need to find a steady supply of cheap shoes. If you're skating hard and replacing shoes every two months, it is unlikely that you will be able to afford to pay £ 50 or more for a couple. It happens to retail prices of many competitors shoes now.
