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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 and Peanuts are back with a new collection featuring Charles M. Schulz’s iconic characters with these Vans X Peanuts UY SK8-Hi Reissue Shoes Joe Cool Black by Vans.

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

Lizzie Armanto is the only woman with her name currently on a signature skateboarding shoe-but she didn’t set out to make a women’s skate shoe. Instead, she wanted to provide something else entirely for a wider range of skateboarders whose needs were not being met. So when we set out to create Lizzie’s first signature skateboarding shoe, we listened closely to her and what she needed to progress. The result is our most inclusive shoe to date.

A clever twist on the original lace-up Authentic, the Toddler Mermaid Authentic Elastic Lace is a classic low top shoe featuring elastic laces and pull tabs at the heels, allowing for an easy on-and-off fit. This timeless style also includes sturdy canvas uppers, an allover pastel rainbow print, metal eyelets, and signature rubber waffle outsoles. Vans’ original low top shoe updated for toddlers Elastic laces and heel pull tabs for easy on-and-off Sturdy canvas uppers Allover wavy rainbow print Metal eyelets Signature rubber waffle outsoles.

The Berle Pro was created with the idea that less is more when it comes to pushing the boundaries of skate progression.