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PRODUCT INFO

Anvil TX SE - Low-top Skate Shoes for Boys

ADBS300065

The nuts and bolts

• Low-top Shoes

• Premium textile upper
• Vent holes for breathability
• Vulcanized construction for great board feel & sole flex
• Abrasion-resistant sticky rubber outsole
• DC's trademarked Pill Pattern tread

Composition

• Upper: Textile / Lining: Textile / Outsole:Rubber

This shoe is so rad that it was brought back to life from the past so that you can wear it yourself. Show some love for the classics as you roll into the now with the must-have Vans SK8-Mid Reissue shoe.

Live out your wildest dreams with a brand new stylethe Toddler Unicorn Sk8-Hi Reissue 138 V! Featuring a magical horn and a majestic mane heel to transport you to the land of clouds and rainbows, this enchanting high top shoe brings the mythical unicorn out of fantasy and into your little ones everyday style

Born in Anaheim, California in 1966, the Authentic is the original Vans heritage style. Originally know as Vans #44 Deck Shoes, the Authentic became an immediate cult icon, and has embodied our “Off The Wall” attitude ever since. Constructed with a simple low top, lace-up profile, this classic shoe also features sturdy canvas uppers, metal eyelets, and signature rubber waffle outsoles.

VANS x THRASHER

The Vans Thrasher Hoodie brings a 60% cotton, 40% polyester standard fit with custom Vans embroidery on the front, front pouch pockets, a drawstring hood, and a custom Thrasher Flame logo screenprint on the hood.

Features:

• 60% cotton, 40% polyester
• Standard fit
• Custom Vans embroidery on front
• Front pouch pockets
• Drawstring hood
• Custom Thrasher Flame logo screenprint on hood

The long running Vans x Peanuts collaboration continues with this Lucy & Snoopy release of the Classic Slip-On. The skate shoe features a light pink upper with a graphic of Snoopy kissing Lucy across the left and right shoe. The Smack Slip-On comes in a comic strip printed Peanuts shoebox.

“It’s you, your skateboard, and the world. So go out and make it your own.” – Jeff Grosso