This skate shoe is my Last Resort (but I love it)

[@RoseAnvil]

Get a Rose Anvil x Nicks ND4 cancellation spot before they are gone forever here - bit.ly/3AT1OGb

[@larryjimbob]

Great to see more skate shoes. Would love to see a comparison of the quality of cupsoles from DC, DVS, Etnies and ES against the big companies like Nike, Adidas etc.

[@adamcuthbert9498]

Hours Is Yours is another Skater Owned footwear company worth checking out.

[@IdunRedstone]

So Rose Anvil has people with material and skate experience who can give advice on version of these shoes that would potentially be better, and it's a smaller brand with more soul.... Rose Anvil X Last Resort collab when?

[@SantaCruzSkateboards]

Loving the skate shoe videos! 🔥

[@queefcheif9306]

S-Santa cruz?!?!😳😳😳😳

[@guitarrc81]

Right? They're doing a great job.

[@yutakab8307]

Please do collab with RoseAnvil

[@betulaobscura]

I agree!

[@MrBoost96]

They're the best!

[@deppe4202]

Cut my shoes into pieces This is my last resort

[@heptagrammaDom]

😂

[@anibalbabilonia1867]

Lol 👌😂👍Nice Papa roach quote!

[@deppe4202]

@@anibalbabilonia1867 thanks

[@user-uh6kq2wh9g]

Was looking for this comment

[@betulaobscura]

Brilliant! [great song from great album]

[@yotaiji012]

I love that you guys are reviewing skate shoes now without the marketing bs. Keep it going!

[@TheNotoriousWSG]

As somone who is constantly on the edge of getting back to skating as a 30 year old, I really appreciate this series. Big ups, Sam.

[@Ben_B_Artist]

do it! I was in that position about 2 years ago, still going strong today and skating better than I did before!

[@clashwithwords]

i’m also 30 and I joke that I retired (stopped skating completely around 20) but i’ve been thinking about it more and more lately as I think it would help with balance issues a lot. also, i’m a woman, so i’m a bit biased - but I bought the first volume of a manga series called Sketchy about a woman who’s in her 30’s getting into skateboarding for the first time. pretty cool and inspiring. they also showcase a lot of older female skaters from japan through the book too. made me realize it’s never truly “too late”, even if we can’t exactly hit the marks we did when we were younger, it’s no reason to give up completely.

[@Off-Brand_Devin]

I started again at 40 after a 15 year hiatus. Sure wish I'd started again at 30. I recommend you go for it. Start watching Dan Corrigan videos. They got me hyped to start again.

[@crabPEOPLE2000]

Stop edging dude go for it

[@clandestinemurk5292]

I’m in my late 30’s and definitely on the same boat. Can’t stop; wont stop. Great vid and will avoid these all together.

[@h3lloajxo]

Keep the skate shoe videos coming! 🛹

[@brownbreadinc127]

Keep in mind you can get these for 30 bucks in norway so the prices in USA is way higher than they sre supposed to

[@richardblanco5455]

I've seen them for 20 in Mexico. What's going on?

[@brownbreadinc127]

@@richardblanco5455 a company called Junkyard bought s ton of their shoes, but as soon as skaters realised the shoes are shit for skating no one bought them. So they are constantly on sale, I have never seen them at the original price

[@Queenofcats36]

That makes sense. Importing shoes isn't cheap, and then the store has to add the markup on top of that, too

[@theequasian3823]

@@Queenofcats36import taxes is crazy here in US

[@clashwithwords]

I assumed it’s just the usual good ole american greed, but not sure

[@hobojoe3363]

I’m a big fan of the skate shoe videos. They have some of the most jargony ads I’ve ever seen, with all the pseudo tech to go along with it. It’s fun lol

[@sleepinganimals]

I lived/skated in vans hi’s for 10+ years. Bought the first drop of VM001 hi’s and havnt gone back. Vans glue always breaks down around the toe & I havnt experienced that with LastResort. I love thin vulc shoes, these are what I skate in! I’ve never had the suede over stretch, I love the grip &board feel, new insoles are great. Usually I wear through my Ollie spot and the sole around the same time.

[@tonyervolina5500]

I’m in my 60’s. Never skated, never will but I love the videos! Can’t look away. For all you do Skate Daddy.

[@robschutte2629]

I love the skate-focused videos, do the Etnies Marana next!

[@user-oz5xb9ed3w]

i mean, there’s like 5 versions, you’d have to do them all and compare, at least a few

[@coderaven1107]

I want to have a series that breaks down the best skating shoes and why there are so good! Love your vids!

[@mrprivatej0ker110]

It really depends on the skater...Some like vulc, some like cupsole, some like hi-top, some like low... The best way to know which skate shoe is the best is to wearing them and skate them

[@theKwasy]

I own 20 pairs of these and have worn for 4 years straight. They are my favorite shoes and come in great colors. The reproduction with the new insole was a huge game changer. I highly recommend for someone looking for casual daily use age 16-35.

[@chaosflower4892]

DC used to make lovely sneakers back in the 2000's.. well made, good weight to them.. Element and Dekline also.. in fact I have a pair of Element, Dekline and DC from the early 2000's.. and even a pair of late 80's Vision Streetwear in my collection that are still mostly glued together and the side stitching holding it altogether..

[@michaelt8682]

id like to shout out the quality of dc's clothes too. i have sweaters that are ten years old and totally wearable. nike's ones last about 18 months by contrast

[@ianturnbow7011]

My local shop (R.I.P.) had a couple super thin vulcanized Dekline shoes in the late 2000s. Hard pass at the time.

[@diplenski]

i had the dc 'boxer' in the late '90s and loved them, super comfortable and durable. the more current offerings are still comfortable and stylish, but not nearly as durable.

[@Wladislav]

Check out the John Shanahan and Lucien Clarke pro models. Great, high quality shoes.

[@diplenski]

@@Wladislav i got 2 pairs of 'cure' high tops on sale cheap cheap. super comfortable and stylish, but i haven't skated them enough yet to have an opinion on durability. first impressions make me think they might not hold up as well as the older ones. sole thickness/tread depth isn't very deep/thick, good for boardfeel bad for longevity/durability. not complaining, i think i got both for around $50 total

[@asmnstn]

Tip for low rise converse shoes - use a shoehorn! It's saved mine completely from any wear in the heel area

[@RyTrapp0]

I need to see all the skaters carrying around shoehorns now😂

[@asmnstn]

@@RyTrapp0 Good point! I don't skate myself, they're just my normal shoes so I don't need to carry anything around

[@toneohm]

es, emerica, entnies.. (they're all the same brand) .. circa, DC, Lakai, Vans, Osiris, DVS, Globe, Fallen, Savier, ipath, etc.. There use to be tons of skate shoe brands.. its a shame so many have disappeared now.. back in the 'puffy tongue' days of the late 90s and early 2000s.. there were so many brands.. so much product.. almost every half decent pro had a signature shoe.. its a shame.. good old days are gone in so many ways at this point

[@larryjimbob]

I'm currently wearing some DVS, they still exist. They are comfy as heck.

[@ianturnbow7011]

Sole Tech was sold to a snowboarding brand a few months back. Lakai is still around. Fallen relaunched a couple years back. Ipath announced their team and three shoes recently. I’ve read the big corporate brands are paying out roughly the same for a colorway compared to the core brands’ pro models.

[@joshwood241]

Unfortunately $95 isn't as premium of a price as it used to be. I skate mid or hi tops usually so that's probably part of it, but I feel like that's a pretty common non-sale price for everything I've looked at in the last year or so

[@ImAnEmergency]

Emerica, Etnies, and eS were definitely not the same brand just the same parent company. Duffs and Gravis were a couple other brands I remember. There are still a few skater owned brands hanging around like Hours Is Yours and Straye but the market and landscape definitely aren’t the same anymore and it’s hard to get stoked on anything in the same way

[@dnawei1o121]

You're so out of it you've completely missed the puffy tongue resurgence

[@TxmmyBeats]

Loving the skate content!

[@AgusGonzalez1998]

Love how the last resorts look, however they appear to be quite narrow. Since I have a wide foot I wouldn't wear them, but super cool what they're doing as a company!

[@nanadeez910]

I've a wide foot so I can't skate many of the main brands, cons are way too skinny, most vans except sk8 hi too slim, but these last resorts work fine for me. I've only skated the canvas but they're all good for my choade feet.

[@AgusGonzalez1998]

@@nanadeez910 Good to know! thanks!

[@jasonb993]

I have a wide ass foot and love them. Size up .5.

[@Ben_B_Artist]

Same as these other guys, I also have wide feet and these are actually fine

[@KharonYT]

@@AgusGonzalez1998 Don't listen to what everyones saying. If you can go to a skate shop and put them on. I have a wide foot and they were so tight they were painful until they got broken in and stretched out.

[@smbeidler]

Keep these skate shoes series going, we need a best of the skateboarding shoes from a break down perspective. Hit every brand and run it back!

[@narccazest1083]

I love that y’all are doing videos on skate shoes. It’s so interesting to see skate shoes being cut in half because these shoes are either designed to be destroyed and rebought for super cheap, or made to be absolute tanks. I would like see some DC graffiks, Vans half cabs, maybe a pair of Osiris D3 2001s. Keep up the great videos!

[@MarcelTorres11]

So stoked to see reviews on skate shoes. Hope we see more in the future!

[@beany]

These are the best skate shoes out there. Made by skateboarders, for skateboarding. Everything the was mentioned as if it was a negative quality are actually their assets. Soft, flexible, grippy, thin sole etc etc. Sure, I'm not pro, I don't jump down huge sets of stairs or do handrails, but as someone in their 40s, who has been skating for my whole life, I don't want to skate any other shoes.

[@jeffrostone]

Thanks guys! Huge fan of the skate shoe videos! Keep em coming!

[@mettacitta2000]

Awesome, didnt expect you to review my favourite skate brand. I was about to buy a pair of suede lows too. Much appreciated!! 👏

[@KJC.Designer]

Love that Rose Anvil reviews skate shoes. Very impressed with it.

[@coderaven1107]

More videos with Sam please! Love you two together, complementing each other with your skills!

[@diplenski]

i had some etnies screw mid vulcs i really liked and skated to death, actually have another pair still new in box. i could feel the sole through the lasting material and insole so i cut a cardboard insert and doubled the insoles. i got both on sale for under $50 total. they're kinda like an etnies take on a half cab, less substantial but more comfortable new. i'm not opposed to modifying my shoes to make them more comfortable and last/skate longer. i pretreat the stitches in high-wear areas with glue, and rebuild/reinforce worn through soles with bike tire tubes and shoe goo

[@JeffFadness]

Solid takes! I do think the lack of sole / cushion shouldn't be listed as such a negative without more context though. Everything in skateboarding is a battle of opposites...thicker sole = less control, less board feel, less stability (easer to roll your ankle)...etc. In these ways...a thinner shoe could be seen as more premium and higher performing. Of course your take of prioritizing impact protection is completely valid as well, and that's the beauty of skateboarding. 🙌

[@natscatalla]

MORE SKATE SHOES PLS!!! Do Straye next 🔥

[@256k_]

Just picked up my first ever pair of Last Resort VM003 highs and they feel great. most likely will not skate them becuase i had to go one half size up coz the shop didn't have my size but i'm a big believer in supporting the small scale companies and to do so we have to pay extra for not as quality products sadly. Nike and adidas and NB and all those mega conglomorate companies can manage making super cheap shoes and i bet ya their profit margins are way higher than last resort! im glad they exist and i'll try to keep supporting them

[@ianturnbow7011]

I felt conflicted when the brand first launched because of how thin and floppy they were. They have a couple other vulc models out: the VM002 and VM003, basically LRAB’s version of the Old Skool and Chuck Taylor. Updating the insoles was a necessary change. I haven’t tried out their shoes. The cupsole (CM001) and Mango’s pro model seem cheap. I’ve heard the shoes skate like a hybrid of Vans Classics and the Chuck Taylor.

[@mendedarrows9394]

To preface; I’m not good at skating. That said, I’ve been buying skate shoes and using them (about) as intended for 20 years and the things I look for are versatility, low weight, low profile, and low odor. So far my favorite are (were?) adidas canvas Seelys. Etnies has a synthetic analogue that I switched to called the Jameson 2 eco. I still like the adidas most, but am getting good mileage from both, and only buy on sale. I think you guys mentioned something about how quickly an active skater will wear through ANY shoe pretty quickly, and it’s sort of the whole thing. Make em comfy, sturdy, and simple.. don’t worry about the perception that comes along with suede or leather. I had a pair of vans high tops made of suede years ago and they got HEAVY fast when I was skating in the summer. They also stretched out before I could burn through them. I really hope you guys keep looking at skate shoes, and keep in mind intended purpose. So far, for me, the Seelys and the Etnies are totally worth the 65 or so bucks, will last over a year as a daily walking shoe, and stay comfortable for that duration. Leather is a fantastic material, but I think it’s important to keep in mind that it isn’t always suited to every purpose. Thanks for what you guys do, keep it up.

[@timo7641]

wait what about Vans?

[@nanadeez910]

Woah shout out Moreporks from the home country, but also I'm gonna throw my bit of positive experince in with last resorts. I've skated 3 pairs of canvas VM003's, and they go good. I've always liked minimalist shoe designs, but could never run a vans authentic because they just look a bit wussy to me. The canvas VM003 feel a lot like the Vans style 38, which they've kinda stopped making, so I'm happy to have found this brand. I wish them the best, gonna support them as long as I like skating them. btw I've only ever bought them on sale for around $50-$60 USD, the local skate shop had them on sale cos they said no one wanted them.

[@KromaQee]

Great video analysis! The ball drop test is more of a measure of energy return than cushioning. These two properties do not have a direct correlation to one another. Thanks for all the sick content!

[@jasonb993]

I love my last resorts. The grip and board feel are unmatched. I buy them when on sale and it works out great.

[@chope743]

These rule! You can find them on sale pretty often too - I’ve got a pair of VM001s ($35!) and VM003s ($50). Comfier than any Vans or Cons I’ve owned.

[@code4est.95]

Ooooh I like the breakdown on the innerworkings of suede. Staring at all these pair of Vox knowing theyre quality is superb.

[@dOuPdMe]

I love these shoes but I hate how narrow they are. It just sucks how there’s no wide foot option with skate shoes. Going a half size up only goes so far

[@noahlighthart3264]

New Balance Numeric 440 V2 comes in a wide option. That’s the only skate shoe I have seen that offers it.

[@dOuPdMe]

@@noahlighthart3264 oh sick! I’ll keep that in mind. Idk, just wish more skate shoes would offer that.

[@xtralnd]

The Lakai Riley 3 runs pretty wide, skate well out of the box, but wilt out pretty quick too

[@spht9ng]

@@noahlighthart3264 Even those are narrower than most shoes i've tried from Sole Tech brands

[@ottlehiste8046]

They do have a model that is a bit wider. The VM003. I have wider feet and those work really well for me.

[@ABrickWalledCD]

We need more shoes like these that are made in USA. Only skate friendly US shoe I can think of is Woobies, which are great in most ways but my brutal feet managed to crack whatever plastic they use in their heels after a couple months.

[@dublump]

Love this. I probably skated 10+ pairs of these but have moved back to vans halfcab because they would just get way too floppy

[@coreyberes]

I have a pair of the VM003s, and they've held up very well so far. This shoe and Nike Blazers are the 2 most durable shoes I've had. The VM003s did feel weird for a few weeks, like they were loose even though the next size down was too small.

[@h3lloajxo]

So happy when a new video hits!! 🤍🌹

[@NoxiousPond]

Polar is probably my favorite skate brand. Pretty cool seeing this channel do something polar related. Can you guys review savale or p448 footwear? They are sort of high end skate shoe brands. You guys should keep reviewing skate shoes. There’s a lot of skate shoe reviewers already but the way you guys do it is completely different.

[@BuckC]

I think a lot of non-skaters probably don’t understand how the sale aisle works at a bigger skate shop, or why it’s so important to skaters. That’s how I wore some Last Resort AB from their first release. Those did not have removable insoles and fit like slippers. Similarly to these, skating them was not great. Lately, I’ve been wearing both of the New Balance Tiago Lemos models and they’re both very tight-on-foot, but also probably the most advanced and durable skate shoes I’ve ever worn. Would love to see the 808 or 1010 cut in half.

[@SebbHawk]

I remember DC skate shoes used to have something called super suede. Would be sick to have you check out what that actually is

[@daisyshinyweather]

As a skater, learned a couple of shoe related and practical things from this video.

[@fs_smith_grind]

I love the skate shoe videos. I have some friends that love last resort, but my favorite shoe is the es accel og. I think it would be very interesting to see you cut them apart. the accel has a pretty interesting history too.

[@franciscoramos5451]

You can usually get a pair for around $50 on skate websites.

[@Daniel-pc2ov]

Why would bringing up an exception (Sale) be profound? You realize MSRP is Retail. That's the general price.

[@Jake-bt3fc]

@@Daniel-pc2ovwho tf buys shoes at retail price, lmao

[@RonnieStanley-tc6vi]

When I was a kid in the 80s, AirWalk was the shoe brand for skating. They were thin and hurt your feet to walk in them all day. But, they flexed with your feet really easy and had a thick band around the sole that lasted longer than Vans. The ones I liked weren't much different than those high top Vans they showed. Pumas weren't bad either.

[@haydencole2962]

I only buy last resorts on sale or on second hand site. Darn good skate shoes in my opinion. Even the canvas, using a rubber backing behind and I’ve worn through the bottom before I ripped through both pieces of the upper on the canvas models.

[@BeardedDante]

Great review! I had a feeling they were gonna hurt my feet after awhile but they do look great! Hopefully Last Resort can release a second upgraded version of this shoe. Please review asics skateboarding or the vans halfcab!

[@DavidBluetile]

love it. please keep doing the skate shoes. I actually consider doing this type of video for my own channel mostly because you guys weren't! I would like to know how much the insoles and midsoles compress after skating for a month. like what was that cloudy Cush like on day one vs day thirty? does it rebound more or less? is it packed out and thinner. I would also like to know what you guys think of hours is yours since it's another skate shoe brand touting superior quality that I have a hard time seeing in the end product. Jamie Thomas has a new brand coming where he leans heavily into that premium verbiage. I wanna know from outsider perspective as well. Jamies shoes look sick. similar to last resort and I know he's very hyped on the amount of thought and intention he's put into the development of his brand. thanks for doing the skate shoes! our new batch of last resort Moc toe shoes are coming in soon.....

[@danneufeldphoto]

Love the skate shoe videos! It would be great to see older , really tech, bulky shoes (Globe Chet Thomas, DC Lynx/Legacy, etc), compared to the modern re-releases.

[@hed1fsu]

The best.. was when skate shoes came with extra arch support haha. Es and emerica specifically back in the days. Late 90's early 00's.. blue scallop foam with some double side tape haha. Could get so much support. Now they are all eh.

[@rylandines]

Does Last Resort make the best skate shoe possible? Absolutely not. but I love what they're doing, they all seem like cool people over there and they're doing something pretty neat.

[@jonathanrbryce]

I love these skate shoe vids, keep it up

[@Jacorpes]

These are absolutely my favourite skate shoes but they definitely fill a niche. Really grippy sole and tons of boardfeel. I skate better in them than any other shoe. Also in the UK these things are much cheaper and actually a decent value shoe. I probably wouldn’t pay full price in the US first them.

[@yoseph5491]

As far as I know all the newer models are much more comfortable and protective while still keeping most of that board feel

[@ChoiceEnvironments]

The new Etnies at Walmart are surprisingly amazing. Plus, 30-35 bucks. Can’t really beat them.

[@ImAnEmergency]

Wait there at Etnies at Walmart?

[@ChoiceEnvironments]

@@ImAnEmergency Yes sir. Ma’am. Whatever. They’re pretty good looking, too. Two of the models are sidewall stitched. Well, front and back wall stitched, but it’s still better than the shoe talking after a while.

[@ImAnEmergency]

@@ChoiceEnvironments sole tech must be really struggling at this point. No wonder Sheckler left Etnies after like 2 decades. Can even get shoe goo while at Walmart too at the same time

[@ChoiceEnvironments]

@@ImAnEmergency Well, they’ve been road tested. They skate and hold up as good if not better than expensive brands, and they look good. I don’t need much else. I’m poor.

[@mikeyseibert1406]

Hey is the sole like a harder plastic or soft rubber? I’ve noticed a lot of brands that end up at Walmart, sole material changes

[@240high]

Actually surprised you didnt bring the fact that the tread is made so you dont get stones stuck in the bottom of your shoes

[@JacksonHargreaves-m3v]

Love the channel! I was wondering if you could cut the Adidas Handball Spezial in half? I have been thinking about getting them for a while and this is the channel I trust.

[@richconklin-w2b]

Work boots and skate shoes! My favorites!

[@Mogu014]

Speaking about boots, maybe you can do a review on Chiruca boots? Its mostly hunting boots, that are very popular in Spain. Also I've got a pair of those, and I would be really pleased to see, what's inside of them. Upd: they also have a BOA lacing system, which can also be interesting

[@Mr.CellophaneHart]

$95 isn’t bad. Once they hit discounters and eBay they’ll be more reasonable. Provided they produce the numbers necessary to outperform demand. Paying retail for almost anything is madness. But you guys keep it up or I won’t have the leftovers for dirt cheap!

[@jDDignity]

Best skateshoe for me and many more are the éS Accel Og and etnies Joslin cupsole (joslin2 as well) no vulcanized shoe will withstand a cupsole

[@daisyshinyweather]

Nice! Would like to see the Nike SB blazer mid and low GTs being reviewed here.

[@elsteezus]

OG Janoski lows are the best low cut vulc shoes ever for skating imo

[@technofaza]

did you quit in 2013

[@elsteezus]

@@technofaza what's better

[@Whitewallsessions]

I find the heel cup on the OG J’s always folds at the bottom - sort of creases against the outsole.

[@ottlehiste8046]

Last Resort AB is an European brand, so they cost more in the US. I'm from Europe and I can find them on sale for like 30-40€ all the time.

[@violet_doom2865]

Bought two pairs for like 40 bucks each from some old collection in my local. Really love them so far and they look so clean

[@jimb3362]

You guys should really check out some of the etnies shoe lines that have michelin outsoles. The Marana line are some of the most comfortable sneakers I've wore and the outsoles are excellent and very durable

[@WesMantooth11]

on my second pair. most comfortable everyday sneaker i own.

[@kylemartinpaintings]

Look good feel good skate good. These shoes are some of the best looking. I’ve had 2 pairs of vm001 and want to try the cupsoles

[@djhouseparties]

Love the low effort chill vibe more interesting and watchable than all the skate media companies doing shoe reviews 👍👍👍

[@LonnieHutchinson90]

Polar is the best skate apparel the quality of the clothing is so much higher!

[@theowainwright7406]

One thing to note is that these are the cheapest shoes on the market in the uk and you can regularly find them on sale for £40-50 while most other shoes are £70-85

[@xaviland3635]

They’re actually filling a really interesting niche in the market with their Tasseled Loafers. I can skate to and from work in uniform without having to change shoes lol

[@helgevig5134]

Yeah I got the vm001 low crocodile pattern to use as a work shoe, and have been really surprised by how comfortable they are to walk in and snugly fitting they have become. Have been wanting to skate them too, but don't wanna ruin my work shoes 🥲

[@traviskerr5263]

Love the skate shoe content - thank you!

[@ge0rghe663]

Depends on the color way but some of the purple, blue, and brown styles I've seen on sage for like 39-45 bucks. For that price I think it's definitely worth checking out but the msrp is def a bit much.

[@dagttv]

Last resort are definitely an aesthetic choice. They are too expensive, too fragile, and too poorly padded (either too little or too much) to be great skate shoes. But they do look great and the founder is awesome. I prefer NB 440s, 480s Ishod 2’s and even Skate Sambas. Work way better

[@bigred3694]

I've always been bitter towards Vans because the longest a pair has lasted me is about a month, but I like the look and feel of them otherwise. I bought a pair of these and aside from how narrow they are they are great shoes

[@gunpla_sk8]

Old insoles were waaaay better imo hate the new ones cloudy cush, made the fit completely different have to order a size .5 up I own 15 pairs of LRAB ama

[@RejectHumanityReturn2Monke]

Is Pony still around? I don't skate but I ride bmx in the 90s and Ponys were my favorite shoes.

[@justinbthompson7841]

excellent work, Sam!

[@gamingwithcc6024]

You should review Jim Greene Numzaan boots, i think the leather is chrome tan and veg tanned, would love to get your feedback on the advantages/disadvantages of that.

[@shmeegie32]

I got these back on their first US release and as much as I loved the shoe, the outsole wore out way too quick. The rest of the shoe held up just fine but couldnt even skate them after a couple months because the sole was so thin. Never had a pair of shoes wear out that fast. Even with vans I can get about 3-4 months out of em.

[@sierra7o559]

Hoping to get a new cut in half converse again and it's japan market converse. One pair for Made In Japan chucks and one more pair for US Originator chucks 🙏

[@MrUnknownPunk]

love how you put "& Leather Daddy" on your tittle card now!!!! edit: now you just need a plaque for your office. also sam needs royalty for that lol, he coined it first in your video as far as i am concerned (might be wrong bout that tho)

[@benjaminschweizer8764]

Please review HOURS IS YOURS, I just bought a pair, would love to know what's up with this insole, if it's open or closed cell foam. All the leather claims and looks to be real...

[@MrJhcarey]

Yo can't believe you finally made this video I dm'd you waaaaay back about last resort lol good shit

[@MrJhcarey]

Now do Hoffman boots 😂

[@stephenlamley541]

Just looked at my local skate shop online you can pick up some very reasonably for around 40 UK. Love my local shop. It's not actually local it's near my parents, still do some really good offers. As someone on a fixed income who can't really improve my situation it's such a good shop. Love Nike but I'd much rather spend money at flatspot.

[@bogdan.nagaitsev]

Thank you for this review! I was dreaming about your review of Last Resort AB. Beautiful style, really nice upper materials, good rubber material. But the glue of their soles is shitty, the sole is so thin, the heel feels really bad on heel flips. After two weeks of skating, these shoes hold my feet bad. I'm staying with Vans Pros mostly. ALSO: it's interesting to see your review of Last Resort's Cup sole model. It looks so nice. Thanks

[@kennethwondin1298]

Any chance of a vintage skate shoe series? Especially of the 90s/2000s tech era.😎

[@queefcheif9306]

if they ever finish the sneaker series id like to see them which sneaker is the best every day shoe

[@McMaxW]

You should make a video about Puma Classic shoes!

[@mattrag4988]

I feel like emerica is still kinda hanging in there… at least I hope.

[@fredsvlogandreviews5867]

Never heard of big boy jeans. I just typically wear the Full Blue brand of Jeans. they are only $12 at Bomgaars and they last longer than wanglers that I have also had. I just checked Bomgaars site they are now $14 to $15 which is still not bad. About the shoe, I would have loved to have seen a close up of the inside and more details after it was cut in half.

[@mattday2656]

I had a pair and they were possibly my favourite ever. Mine were canvas though.

[@CatalystOfFire]

Do some Fallen Footwear! I'm trying to think what I wore when I skated all the time. Fallen was my favorite brand because I couldn't kill them, but I remember Globe and DVS being decent.