The latest Mark Gonzales collaboration with Adidas mixes a vulc sole with the classic Superstar. This results in an updated and perfected skate shoe tied directly to one of Adidas’ top sneakers. Art work from Gonz is featured on the heal.

Here we present you the latest Adidas Superskate Low. Once again it features the artwork by Mark Gonzales. It comes in a black/green/turquoise colorway and is now available at Sold Out.
More detailed images after the jump.

Once again Adidas Skate drops a model designed by none other than Mark Gonzales. This time he worked on the Gazelle and gave this classic a complete make-over. The outcome is a well balanced beige/brown sneaker with subtle artistic touches. The signature of the artist appears on the side of the sneaker as well as on the tongue tag.
The newly opened Caliroots Skate Department has it in stock now. More detailed images after the jump.

It seems like Cliché, the French skateboard company, does not want to stop celebrating their 10th anniversary. It started out last year with an extensive Nike SB collaboration. Then they presented a Estevan Oriol capsule collection.
Later this year the brand will continue the celebrations by releasing a capsule collection as part of their Spring/Summer ‘08 collection, designed by their close friend Mark Gonzales. The collection is pretty complete and consists of decks, t-shirts, jackets, caps and accessories.
Have a close look at all pieces after the jump.

Crooked Tongues presents the latest shoes by Adidas Skateboarding for two of their skaters – Dennis Busenitz and Mark Gonzales. Adidas managed to create some really nice sneakers while still keeping them rather simple and just the right accents.
“Repping two team superstars (no smug pun intended), in the shape of speedy Dennis Busenitz and the deeply eccentric Mark Gonzales, Dennis’ signature spin on the Gazelle returns to follow its triumphant red suede debut with another simple variation, this time in black, with a nigh-on translucent gum midsole.

In line with the man behind the makeup, its no surprise that this Gonz Superstar is a little bit more off-the-wall in blue (looking particularly good on the shell), yellow and white with a spot of red contrast stitching, plus a blissful looking shape shifting Shmoo emblazoned on the heel.

Across both shoes, there’s a high score theme, evoking memories of pumping change into Bubble Bobble down the local leisure centre and getting some leaderboard Last Starfighter-esque shine. Until the plug got pulled. From the evocative 4 bit lettering on the upper, to the insole listing and computer generated image of each respective rider beneath the outsole, it’s a fine concept that doesn’t intrude on the appeal of either model. “