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Converse Skateboarding just authored a two-part collabo with Stussy Deluxe, and now we’re starting to see the first in-house designs from their summer collection hit retailers around the country. This trio is equally balanced between old and new, the Converse CTX Ox connecting to that timeless Chuck Taylor lineage with a perfect-for-summer white canvas build. Anthony Pappalardo’s signature goes for a similar sole, but adds grey to the upper for a bit more contrast, while the recently debuted Sergeant Ox stays just as clean in a different corner of the color spectrum with its navy-on-ivory build. Check out all three after the jump and grab yours at CONS retailers like Premier.
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It sneaked out to retail late last year and later drew more attention with the Stussy Deluxe collaboration, so let’s take a minute to thoroughly inspect the CONS Elm LS Ox. This new lowtop design from Converse Skateboarding is probably more similar to Eric Koston’s first Nike SB signature than anything else on the market, its sleek, reduced-stitching design from the ‘Form and Function’ collection made even one-piece-er thanks to embossed rather than sewn-on or embroidered side panel branding. This brown pair has the kind of ultimate versatility you’ll be able to slide into the rotation for as long as you decide to enjoy its timeless style, and they’re available now at Premier.
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Posted by Christian Bundoc, April 25th, 2012
The latest drop from adidas Skateboarding are the ‘Seeley’ and ‘Busenitz’. The busenitz arrives in two versions while the Seeley drops in black canvas uppers. Wouldn’t be without the signature three stripes, both models are now available through Alive & Well and through participating retailers.
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adidas Skateboarding might run into some legal issues if they tried to explicitly market this release as a ‘Quickstrike’, but there’s no doubting the similarities shared between their latest drop and some of Nike SB’s highlights from the past decade. The adidas Skate Busenitz is pictured above in a special ‘Bluesnitz’ colorup that pairs a watery suede upper with a gum sole and just a hint of yellow, and will only be distributed at core skate shops. They also come with a special sticker pack that features a variety of icons in adidas’ traditional royal blue, and you’ll find them available now at MIA.
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Posted by Christian Bundoc, April 23rd, 2012
adidas Skateboarding releases the Silas as the next footwear in its remodeled lineup. Known for it’s hybrid design of an indoor and traditional “trial running”, the shoes arrive in a variety excellent colors combinations and sports the signature three-stripes proudly. Now available for purchase.
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Capping off some newly available kicks from adidas Skateboarding is a new colorway of the Samba-inspired Busenitz.
Decked out in “Dark Indigo” suede, the kicks sport a matching tongue, laces and three stripes branding while white appears on the rubber outsole, heel tab, lining and tongue tab.
The “Dark Indigo” Busenitz is now available from adidas Skateboarding retailers like Concepts for .
Mark Gonzales is undoubtedly the biggest named signed with adidas Skateboarding, a sponsored pro since 1984 when he hit the cover of Thrasher at age 15. He’s been rocking the Brand with the Three Stripes for many years now, and a marquee position has The Gonz also covering quite a bit of territory when it comes to different models bearing his name. The latest to hit retail is a new duo of adidas Skate adi Ease Gonz drops that remind us we haven’t seen this particular silhouette in nearly a year. They’re back with a frosty lemon and the ever popular grey/white for spring, and you can see more images after the jump below. via FNG
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He has one of the most distinctive surnames in all of skateboarding, so why shouldn’t Dennis Busenitz’ adidas Skateboarding signature model stand out from the crowd? The adidas Busenitz is inspired by soccer legends like the Samba and Copa Mundial, but those classics never saw their outstretch tongues dipped in the kind of monochromatic builds that make up half of this new six-pack. The rest employ the simple two-tone high-contrast look this silhouette freely offers, which means this spring collection has quite a lot to offer within a relatively narrow range. Examine each pair after the jump and expect them at select retailers shortly. via FNG
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One of the more beloved models from the adidas Originals stable of retro kicks has been reworked to skate-appropriate specs. The adidas Skateboarding edition of the Rod Laver court shoe comes in three different colorways, each representing an individual rider for the trefoil brand. White suede with navy accents belongs to Lucas Puig, green canvas with tan accents is designated for Silas Baxter-Neal, and the tonal black suede makeup is matched with Dennis Busenitz. All three pairs sport simple, clean lines and a classic low-profile silhouette, likely appealing to both skaters and Rod Laver loyalists alike. Click through for more looks. via: Freshngood
The concept of a ‘ronin’ is all about being a free agent assassin, and that’s exactly what’s happening with the above pictured adidas Skateboarding standout. The adidas Skate Ronan (actually named for a sleepy Montana town) debuted about a year ago, and it’s already managed to catch the attention of Three Stripes riders like Benny Fairfax and Pete Eldridge. Coming up in the second half of 2012 is a number of new colorways, including a chlorine blue design for Mark Gonzales and a collaboration with Roger Skateboards that puts the old school adi side labeling to good use. Check out these plus a few hints of what else to expect in the background and stick with Sneaker News for updates. via EUKicks
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The concept of a ‘ronin’ is all about being a free agent assassin, and that’s exactly what’s happening with the above pictured adidas Skateboarding standout. The adidas Skate Ronan (actually named for a sleepy Montana town) debuted about a year ago, and it’s already managed to catch the attention of Three Stripes riders like Benny Fairfax and Pete Eldridge. Coming up in the second half of 2012 is a number of new colorways, including a chlorine blue design for Mark Gonzales and a collaboration with Roger Skateboards that puts the old school adi side labeling to good use. Check out these plus a few hints of what else to expect in the background and stick with Sneaker News for updates. via EUKicks
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The concept of a ‘ronin’ is all about being a free agent assassin, and that’s exactly what’s happening with the above pictured adidas Skateboarding standout. The adidas Skate Ronan (actually named for a sleepy Montana town) debuted about a year ago, and it’s already managed to catch the attention of Three Stripes riders like Benny Fairfax and Pete Eldridge. Coming up in the second half of 2012 is a number of new colorways, including a chlorine blue design for Mark Gonzales and a collaboration with Roger Skateboards that puts the old school adi side labeling to good use. Check out these plus a few hints of what else to expect in the background and stick with Sneaker News for updates. via EUKicks
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