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lol wut
don’t know who they’re trying to attract here… that pattern got played out a couple years ago. the only people it appeals to nowadays are fans of Rob Dyrdek’s show and don’t know any better..
Anon, Alife may be just trying to get people to wear the shoes that actually go out and skate or do anything other than just wearing their fresh kicks to the mall for some Jordan release. Save your comments for SB and Jordan posts and leave this stuff for the grown folks that don\’t care what kids think.
i still rock gun shows and i could give a fck less about rob dyrdek. it only got played out cause someone started hating on it. then people jumped on the band wagon. at least not its not hypebeasts wearing RS and just actual skaters, since its primarily a skate brand.
Where or when can people be able to buy these shoes?