i saw the WOOD WOOD post about animated gifs so it reminded me how much i love ...
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I love the shape, especially the added height, but some of the design seems a little busy. The horizontals just clash where the original Skytop vertical stripes complimented. I’m also not sure what to think about the new tongue hole. In my opinion it would have looked better with a tall, Vaider-esque simplified tongue.
For the love of god… NO!
I love Supras, but I’ll pass on these…as they look too busy and I don’t like the way the stripes sit on the shoe..
[...] gab es nur Teaserbilder und nun hat Highsnobiety die ersten richtigen Fotos. Der Skytop 2 ist die Weiterentwicklung des Skytop Modells. Die hier [...]
These are HOT!! I love high tops. I got a jacket that would go perfect w/ these. Throw them on w/ my jacket, a cami & some black denim leggings & I’m set!
They had a good thing going with the first Skytop, clean lines, nice grab points, great silhouette. New and improved doesn’t have to mean add more crap. These look like I should go play hockey in them, or maybe they could double as snowboard boots.
It’s like the Air Force 2 all over again… anticlimatic ruining of a (future) classic shoe. Supra are just taking things too far with the highness of their hightops – there’s a reason why everyone remembers the relatively conservative Jordan and Dunk, not the outrageous Sky Force.
I will stick to my DC ADMIRAL!!!!
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The lines are to busy. Not feeling it. Could just be the color breaks.
I have to admit DC Life did it better with their ADMIRAL (2) – the ADMIRAL SPORT.
Can go wrong with those….. Especially for the 21 and over or even younger. Hands down!!!!!!!!!
They were going to have a hard time topping the Skytop as it was… but this was not the way to go. Unfortunate that they went along with the “just start throwing more and more extraneous shit on top of it” school of design.