Showing posts with label Casual sneakers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Casual sneakers. Show all posts

3/22/2010

CONVERSE - X UNDFTD (Poor Man's Weapon)

The new Converse –X UNDFTD though made for skateboarding are indeed more like street war gear with the right attitude. Featured on these sneakers is the ‘star’ from the now famous logo in a removable Velcro chevron. These ankle length sneakers are inspired by the well-known military bomber jackets and have been designed by the undefeated crew from LA.

Top Sneakers: Converse - x undftd

The shoes ensure a high level of comfort and style for any situation. Thought the sneakers are theme centric they do not look like they should be worn only during a fancy dress or on Halloween. The pack that comes with those sneakers includes an MA -1-flight jacket as well as a helmet bag.

Converse - X UNDFTD Poor Man's weapon

There is a band of color that runs through the middle of the sole and breaks the starkness of the white used. The inner lining of orange gives the shoe much needed color but does not take away from the theme.

Poor Man's Weapon - Converse X UNDFTD

Though the style seems simple the patch of ‘War is Business’ on the inside of the tongue along with the UNDFTD logo on the midsole shows how much care has been put in to make the sneaker a one of a kind creation.

Top Sneakers: X UNDFTD Poor Man's Weapon, Converse


3/01/2010

DUNLOP - Mooks X Dunlop Volley

Mooks and Dunlop have come together and invented three indigenous models of the volley. This remarkable sneaker has never been out of production since it first was launched. Popular for skating and going to beaches these sneakers are not too expensive.

Top Sneakers - Mooks and Dunlop Volley

The material that goes into making the Mooks and Dunlop volley are durable and superb for comfort wear popular mostly in Australia. They look great for casual wear. It’s made out of cotton canvas with rubber sole. It was first launched in Australia in1939. The Mooks and Dunlop volley has an amazing grip due to its herringbone tread. Originally, it was designed as a tennis shoe it works great for running, jogging, working out or hiking. Commonly used by construction workers as it has a good grip in the most hostile conditions.

Dunlop - Mooks x Dunlop Volley

They are lightweight and they are available with steel caps. The basic style of the volley has not changed much since its first production and has gone through only minor changes in these past sixty years. It is similar to the plimsoll shoe. The prolonged usage of the Mooks and Dunlop volley is possible as they are very sturdy and they have never gone out of fashion.

Top Sneakers - Dunlop x Mooks Voley


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