This High Heel Ankle Boots is the new style from the Cherag Fashion House under the Envy brand.

This High Heel Ankle Boots is the new style from the Cherag Fashion House under the Envy brand.

Shoes U Wear offer you the Converse All Star Specialty Hi Shoes. Wear converse shoes and stand to face the world with confidence. Collect all unique style of converse now.

* Unisex designer shoes from Converse
* No leather materials used in construction.
* The original Converse basketball shoe.
* Classic converse comfort: durable canvas upper and rubber sole.
* UK & US sizing are the same for this shoe.

Converse Brand History

The Beginning
Sometime in 1908, Marquis Mills Converse decided to start a rubber shoe company, bypassing a rubber trust that prevented most companies from doing business directly with their retailers. Early catalogues bragged about how many trucks left the Converse factory in Malden, Massachusetts, delivering product directly to stores in Boston. Mr. Converse’s idea worked. But more importantly, it survived.

1918-1928
Chuck Taylor joins the Converse Rubber Company. How it happened remains lost to history, but the reason isn’t: Chuck Taylor loved basketball and desired nothing so much as to spread of the word of the new game and sell the sneakers it required.

1928-1938

By the time he lent his name to his signature badminton shoe in 1935, Jack Purcell had won five consecutive Canadian championships and been declared the world badminton champion. The Jack Purcell sneaker retains the legacy of its namesake and the feel of his sport.

1948-1958
The invention of Rock & Roll. It was loud, lewd, filthy and everything everyone who feared it said it was. It was also a movement in search of a uniform: It found the leather jacket, the blue jean and the high-top sneaker. Interestingly enough, right about this time, the high-top sneaker was around for the birth of something else: The National Basketball Association.

1968-1978
Somewhere right around 1974, the All Star sneaker got a little bit of a makeover. Remade in colourful suede with a big, bold star on the side, it was built for basketball—but there was something about its brashness and brightness that would make it irresistible to a generation of rockers, skaters and rebellious souls. Then around ’76 came the Pro Leather, an instant favourite in a time when the game needed a vibe.

1998-2008
The brand enters its second century by honouring its heritage of seeing things a little differently, loving people who want to change the world for the better, and basically celebrating the spirit of rebellion and originality in basketball, Rock & Roll and anywhere else you find it.

And there you have it — for now... The best stories are the ones that don’t end — the ones you just keep adding to and adding to — all the while marvelling at the creative, disruptive, optimistic, courageous ways things evolve from being what they were, to what they are, to what they will become.

The Converse Double Tongue Hi Shoes from Converse is one of the unique design they made. The Chuck Taylor All Star is recognized around the world as a symbol of originality and self-expression. Here at Shoes U Wear, we have many different styles of Converse Chuck Taylor for you to choose from.

* Unisex designer shoes from Converse
* No leather materials used in construction.
* The original Converse basketball shoe.
* Classic converse comfort: durable canvas upper and rubber sole.
* UK & US sizing are the same for this shoe.

Converse Brand History

The Beginning

Sometime in 1908, Marquis Mills Converse decided to start a rubber shoe company, bypassing a rubber trust that prevented most companies from doing business directly with their retailers. Early catalogues bragged about how many trucks left the Converse factory in Malden, Massachusetts, delivering product directly to stores in Boston. Mr. Converse’s idea worked. But more importantly, it survived.
1918-1928
Chuck Taylor joins the Converse Rubber Company. How it happened remains lost to history, but the reason isn’t: Chuck Taylor loved basketball and desired nothing so much as to spread of the word of the new game and sell the sneakers it required.

1928-1938

By the time he lent his name to his signature badminton shoe in 1935, Jack Purcell had won five consecutive Canadian championships and been declared the world badminton champion. The Jack Purcell sneaker retains the legacy of its namesake and the feel of his sport.

1948-1958
The invention of Rock & Roll. It was loud, lewd, filthy and everything everyone who feared it said it was. It was also a movement in search of a uniform: It found the leather jacket, the blue jean and the high-top sneaker. Interestingly enough, right about this time, the high-top sneaker was around for the birth of something else: The National Basketball Association.

1968-1978
Somewhere right around 1974, the All Star sneaker got a little bit of a makeover. Remade in colourful suede with a big, bold star on the side, it was built for basketball—but there was something about its brashness and brightness that would make it irresistible to a generation of rockers, skaters and rebellious souls. Then around ’76 came the Pro Leather, an instant favourite in a time when the game needed a vibe.

1998-2008
The brand enters its second century by honouring its heritage of seeing things a little differently, loving people who want to change the world for the better, and basically celebrating the spirit of rebellion and originality in basketball, Rock & Roll and anywhere else you find it.

And there you have it — for now... The best stories are the ones that don’t end — the ones you just keep adding to and adding to — all the while marvelling at the creative, disruptive, optimistic, courageous ways things evolve from being what they were, to what they are, to what they will become.

A Star Player EV Ox Shoes is a quite simply but cool style. Wear converse shoes and stand to face the world with confidence. Collect all unique style of converse now.

* Unisex designer shoes from Converse
* No leather materials used in construction.
* The original Converse basketball shoe.
* Classic converse comfort: durable canvas upper and rubber sole.
* UK & US sizing are the same for this shoe.

Converse Brand History

The Beginning

Sometime in 1908, Marquis Mills Converse decided to start a rubber shoe company, bypassing a rubber trust that prevented most companies from doing business directly with their retailers. Early catalogues bragged about how many trucks left the Converse factory in Malden, Massachusetts, delivering product directly to stores in Boston. Mr. Converse’s idea worked. But more importantly, it survived.

1918-1928
Chuck Taylor joins the Converse Rubber Company. How it happened remains lost to history, but the reason isn’t: Chuck Taylor loved basketball and desired nothing so much as to spread of the word of the new game and sell the sneakers it required.

1928-1938

By the time he lent his name to his signature badminton shoe in 1935, Jack Purcell had won five consecutive Canadian championships and been declared the world badminton champion. The Jack Purcell sneaker retains the legacy of its namesake and the feel of his sport.

1948-1958
The invention of Rock & Roll. It was loud, lewd, filthy and everything everyone who feared it said it was. It was also a movement in search of a uniform: It found the leather jacket, the blue jean and the high-top sneaker. Interestingly enough, right about this time, the high-top sneaker was around for the birth of something else: The National Basketball Association.

1968-1978
Somewhere right around 1974, the All Star sneaker got a little bit of a makeover. Remade in colourful suede with a big, bold star on the side, it was built for basketball—but there was something about its brashness and brightness that would make it irresistible to a generation of rockers, skaters and rebellious souls. Then around ’76 came the Pro Leather, an instant favourite in a time when the game needed a vibe.

1998-2008
The brand enters its second century by honouring its heritage of seeing things a little differently, loving people who want to change the world for the better, and basically celebrating the spirit of rebellion and originality in basketball, Rock & Roll and anywhere else you find it.

And there you have it — for now... The best stories are the ones that don’t end — the ones you just keep adding to and adding to — all the while marvelling at the creative, disruptive, optimistic, courageous ways things evolve from being what they were, to what they are, to what they will become.

Converse All Star Speciality Ox Shoes - Skydiver Blue

Time for a change. Seasonal colour and material updates on our most iconic blank canvas known for staying true even as it changes things up. Wear a cool converse shoes and stand to face the world with confidence. Collect all unique style of converse now.

* Unisex designer shoes from Converse
* No leather materials used in construction.
* The original Converse basketball shoe.
* Classic converse comfort: durable canvas upper and rubber sole.
* UK & US sizing are the same for this shoe.

The Beginning

Sometime in 1908, Marquis Mills Converse decided to start a rubber shoe company, bypassing a rubber trust that prevented most companies from doing business directly with their retailers. Early catalogues bragged about how many trucks left the Converse factory in Malden, Massachusetts, delivering product directly to stores in Boston. Mr. Converse’s idea worked. But more importantly, it survived.

1918-1928
Chuck Taylor joins the Converse Rubber Company. How it happened remains lost to history, but the reason isn’t: Chuck Taylor loved basketball and desired nothing so much as to spread of the word of the new game and sell the sneakers it required.

1928-1938

By the time he lent his name to his signature badminton shoe in 1935, Jack Purcell had won five consecutive Canadian championships and been declared the world badminton champion. The Jack Purcell sneaker retains the legacy of its namesake and the feel of his sport.

1948-1958
The invention of Rock & Roll. It was loud, lewd, filthy and everything everyone who feared it said it was. It was also a movement in search of a uniform: It found the leather jacket, the blue jean and the high-top sneaker. Interestingly enough, right about this time, the high-top sneaker was around for the birth of something else: The National Basketball Association.

1968-1978
Somewhere right around 1974, the All Star sneaker got a little bit of a makeover. Remade in colourful suede with a big, bold star on the side, it was built for basketball—but there was something about its brashness and brightness that would make it irresistible to a generation of rockers, skaters and rebellious souls. Then around ’76 came the Pro Leather, an instant favourite in a time when the game needed a vibe.

1998-2008
The brand enters its second century by honouring its heritage of seeing things a little differently, loving people who want to change the world for the better, and basically celebrating the spirit of rebellion and originality in basketball, Rock & Roll and anywhere else you find it.

And there you have it — for now... The best stories are the ones that don’t end — the ones you just keep adding to and adding to — all the while marvelling at the creative, disruptive, optimistic, courageous ways things evolve from being what they were, to what they are, to what they will become.

A subtle nod to the days where colourful All Star Speciality could be found everywhere on everyone, these Chuck Taylor trainers walk a fine line between this year and yesteryear. Wear a cool converse shoes and stand to face the world with confidence. Collect all unique style of converse now.

* Unisex designer shoes from Converse
* No leather materials used in construction.
* The original Converse basketball shoe.
* Classic converse comfort: durable canvas upper and rubber sole.
* UK & US sizing are the same for this shoe.

A subtle nod to the days where colourful All Star Speciality could be found everywhere on everyone, these Chuck Taylor trainers walk a fine line between this year and yesteryear. Wear converse shoes and stand to face the world with confidence. Collect all unique style of converse now.

* Unisex designer shoes from Converse
* No leather materials used in construction.
* The original Converse basketball shoe.
* Classic converse comfort: durable canvas upper and rubber sole.
* UK & US sizing are the same for this shoe.

The Beginning

Sometime in 1908, Marquis Mills Converse decided to start a rubber shoe company, bypassing a rubber trust that prevented most companies from doing business directly with their retailers. Early catalogues bragged about how many trucks left the Converse factory in Malden, Massachusetts, delivering product directly to stores in Boston. Mr. Converse’s idea worked. But more importantly, it survived.

1918-1928
Chuck Taylor joins the Converse Rubber Company. How it happened remains lost to history, but the reason isn’t: Chuck Taylor loved basketball and desired nothing so much as to spread of the word of the new game and sell the sneakers it required.

1928-1938

By the time he lent his name to his signature badminton shoe in 1935, Jack Purcell had won five consecutive Canadian championships and been declared the world badminton champion. The Jack Purcell sneaker retains the legacy of its namesake and the feel of his sport.

1948-1958
The invention of Rock & Roll. It was loud, lewd, filthy and everything everyone who feared it said it was. It was also a movement in search of a uniform: It found the leather jacket, the blue jean and the high-top sneaker. Interestingly enough, right about this time, the high-top sneaker was around for the birth of something else: The National Basketball Association.

1968-1978
Somewhere right around 1974, the All Star sneaker got a little bit of a makeover. Remade in colourful suede with a big, bold star on the side, it was built for basketball—but there was something about its brashness and brightness that would make it irresistible to a generation of rockers, skaters and rebellious souls. Then around ’76 came the Pro Leather, an instant favourite in a time when the game needed a vibe.

1998-2008
The brand enters its second century by honouring its heritage of seeing things a little differently, loving people who want to change the world for the better, and basically celebrating the spirit of rebellion and originality in basketball, Rock & Roll and anywhere else you find it.

And there you have it — for now... The best stories are the ones that don’t end — the ones you just keep adding to and adding to — all the while marvelling at the creative, disruptive, optimistic, courageous ways things evolve from being what they were, to what they are, to what they will become.

Ultra Smooth. Suede reigns supreme. Which is why the All Star Suedes are made of just that. A clean combo lends for a super smooth ride. Wear converse shoes and stand to face the world with confidence. Collect all unique style of converse now.

* Unisex designer shoes from Converse
* The original Converse basketball shoe.
* Classic converse comfort: durable canvas upper and rubber sole.
* UK & US sizing are the same for this shoe.

The Beginning

Sometime in 1908, Marquis Mills Converse decided to start a rubber shoe company, bypassing a rubber trust that prevented most companies from doing business directly with their retailers. Early catalogues bragged about how many trucks left the Converse factory in Malden, Massachusetts, delivering product directly to stores in Boston. Mr. Converse’s idea worked. But more importantly, it survived.

1918-1928
Chuck Taylor joins the Converse Rubber Company. How it happened remains lost to history, but the reason isn’t: Chuck Taylor loved basketball and desired nothing so much as to spread of the word of the new game and sell the sneakers it required.

1928-1938

By the time he lent his name to his signature badminton shoe in 1935, Jack Purcell had won five consecutive Canadian championships and been declared the world badminton champion. The Jack Purcell sneaker retains the legacy of its namesake and the feel of his sport.

1948-1958
The invention of Rock & Roll. It was loud, lewd, filthy and everything everyone who feared it said it was. It was also a movement in search of a uniform: It found the leather jacket, the blue jean and the high-top sneaker. Interestingly enough, right about this time, the high-top sneaker was around for the birth of something else: The National Basketball Association.

1968-1978
Somewhere right around 1974, the All Star sneaker got a little bit of a makeover. Remade in colourful suede with a big, bold star on the side, it was built for basketball—but there was something about its brashness and brightness that would make it irresistible to a generation of rockers, skaters and rebellious souls. Then around ’76 came the Pro Leather, an instant favourite in a time when the game needed a vibe.

1998-2008
The brand enters its second century by honouring its heritage of seeing things a little differently, loving people who want to change the world for the better, and basically celebrating the spirit of rebellion and originality in basketball, Rock & Roll and anywhere else you find it.

And there you have it — for now... The best stories are the ones that don’t end — the ones you just keep adding to and adding to — all the while marvelling at the creative, disruptive, optimistic, courageous ways things evolve from being what they were, to what they are, to what they will become.

Converse All Star Ox Double Tongue Shoes is a unisex design, this shoes are a mix of artistic and classic design. Compared to the other basic one, Converse All Star Ox Double Tongue is pretty unique style. Wear converse shoes and stand to face the world with confidence.

Time for a change. Seasonal colour and material updates on our most iconic blank canvas known for staying true even as it changes things up.

* Unisex designer shoes from Converse
* No leather materials used in construction.
* The original Converse basketball shoe.
* Classic converse comfort: durable canvas upper and rubber sole.
* UK & US sizing are the same for this shoe.

Converse Brand History

The Beginning

Sometime in 1908, Marquis Mills Converse decided to start a rubber shoe company, bypassing a rubber trust that prevented most companies from doing business directly with their retailers. Early catalogues bragged about how many trucks left the Converse factory in Malden, Massachusetts, delivering product directly to stores in Boston. Mr. Converse’s idea worked. But more importantly, it survived.
1918-1928
Chuck Taylor joins the Converse Rubber Company. How it happened remains lost to history, but the reason isn’t: Chuck Taylor loved basketball and desired nothing so much as to spread of the word of the new game and sell the sneakers it required.

1928-1938

By the time he lent his name to his signature badminton shoe in 1935, Jack Purcell had won five consecutive Canadian championships and been declared the world badminton champion. The Jack Purcell sneaker retains the legacy of its namesake and the feel of his sport.

1948-1958
The invention of Rock & Roll. It was loud, lewd, filthy and everything everyone who feared it said it was. It was also a movement in search of a uniform: It found the leather jacket, the blue jean and the high-top sneaker. Interestingly enough, right about this time, the high-top sneaker was around for the birth of something else: The National Basketball Association.

1968-1978
Somewhere right around 1974, the All Star sneaker got a little bit of a makeover. Remade in colourful suede with a big, bold star on the side, it was built for basketball—but there was something about its brashness and brightness that would make it irresistible to a generation of rockers, skaters and rebellious souls. Then around ’76 came the Pro Leather, an instant favourite in a time when the game needed a vibe.

1998-2008
The brand enters its second century by honouring its heritage of seeing things a little differently, loving people who want to change the world for the better, and basically celebrating the spirit of rebellion and originality in basketball, Rock & Roll and anywhere else you find it.

And there you have it — for now... The best stories are the ones that don’t end — the ones you just keep adding to and adding to — all the while marveling at the creative, disruptive, optimistic, courageous ways things evolve from being what they were, to what they are, to what they will become.

Converse All Star Ox Double Tongue Shoes is a unisex design, this shoes are a mix of artistic and classic design. Compared to the other basic one, Converse All Star Ox Double Tongue is pretty unique style. Wear converse shoes and stand to face the world with confidence.

* Unisex designer shoes from Converse
* No leather materials used in construction.
* The original Converse basketball shoe.
* Classic converse comfort: durable canvas upper and rubber sole.
* UK & US sizing are the same for this shoe.

Converse Brand History

The Beginning

Sometime in 1908, Marquis Mills Converse decided to start a rubber shoe company, bypassing a rubber trust that prevented most companies from doing business directly with their retailers. Early catalogues bragged about how many trucks left the Converse factory in Malden, Massachusetts, delivering product directly to stores in Boston. Mr. Converse’s idea worked. But more importantly, it survived.

1918-1928
Chuck Taylor joins the Converse Rubber Company. How it happened remains lost to history, but the reason isn’t: Chuck Taylor loved basketball and desired nothing so much as to spread of the word of the new game and sell the sneakers it required.

1928-1938

By the time he lent his name to his signature badminton shoe in 1935, Jack Purcell had won five consecutive Canadian championships and been declared the world badminton champion. The Jack Purcell sneaker retains the legacy of its namesake and the feel of his sport.

1948-1958
The invention of Rock & Roll. It was loud, lewd, filthy and everything everyone who feared it said it was. It was also a movement in search of a uniform: It found the leather jacket, the blue jean and the high-top sneaker. Interestingly enough, right about this time, the high-top sneaker was around for the birth of something else: The National Basketball Association.

1968-1978
Somewhere right around 1974, the All Star sneaker got a little bit of a makeover. Remade in colourful suede with a big, bold star on the side, it was built for basketball—but there was something about its brashness and brightness that would make it irresistible to a generation of rockers, skaters and rebellious souls. Then around ’76 came the Pro Leather, an instant favourite in a time when the game needed a vibe.

1998-2008
The brand enters its second century by honouring its heritage of seeing things a little differently, loving people who want to change the world for the better, and basically celebrating the spirit of rebellion and originality in basketball, Rock & Roll and anywhere else you find it.

And there you have it — for now... The best stories are the ones that don’t end — the ones you just keep adding to and adding to — all the while marveling at the creative, disruptive, optimistic, courageous ways things evolve from being what they were, to what they are, to what they will become.

Converse All Star Ox Double Tongue Shoes is a unisex design, this shoes are a mix of artistic and classic design. Compared to the other basic one, Converse All Star Ox Double Tongue is pretty unique style.

* Unisex designer shoes from Converse
* No leather materials used in construction.
* The original Converse basketball shoe.
* Classic converse comfort: durable canvas upper and rubber sole.
* UK & US sizing are the same for this shoe.

The Beginning

Sometime in 1908, Marquis Mills Converse decided to start a rubber shoe company, bypassing a rubber trust that prevented most companies from doing business directly with their retailers. Early catalogues bragged about how many trucks left the Converse factory in Malden, Massachusetts, delivering product directly to stores in Boston. Mr. Converse’s idea worked. But more importantly, it survived.

1918-1928
Chuck Taylor joins the Converse Rubber Company. How it happened remains lost to history, but the reason isn’t: Chuck Taylor loved basketball and desired nothing so much as to spread of the word of the new game and sell the sneakers it required.

1928-1938

By the time he lent his name to his signature badminton shoe in 1935, Jack Purcell had won five consecutive Canadian championships and been declared the world badminton champion. The Jack Purcell sneaker retains the legacy of its namesake and the feel of his sport.

1948-1958
The invention of Rock & Roll. It was loud, lewd, filthy and everything everyone who feared it said it was. It was also a movement in search of a uniform: It found the leather jacket, the blue jean and the high-top sneaker. Interestingly enough, right about this time, the high-top sneaker was around for the birth of something else: The National Basketball Association.

1968-1978
Somewhere right around 1974, the All Star sneaker got a little bit of a makeover. Remade in colourful suede with a big, bold star on the side, it was built for basketball—but there was something about its brashness and brightness that would make it irresistible to a generation of rockers, skaters and rebellious souls. Then around ’76 came the Pro Leather, an instant favourite in a time when the game needed a vibe.

1998-2008
The brand enters its second century by honouring its heritage of seeing things a little differently, loving people who want to change the world for the better, and basically celebrating the spirit of rebellion and originality in basketball, Rock & Roll and anywhere else you find it.

And there you have it — for now... The best stories are the ones that don’t end — the ones you just keep adding to and adding to — all the while marvelling at the creative, disruptive, optimistic, courageous ways things evolve from being what they were, to what they are, to what they will become.

The Allston gives you the look of a vulcanised shoe with the stability of Cup sole construction. Premium suede uppers will keep you skating through the night.

* Unisex designer shoes from Converse
* No leather materials used in construction.
* The original Converse basketball shoe.
* Classic converse comfort: durable canvas upper and rubber sole.
* UK & US sizing are the same for this shoe.

The Beginning

Sometime in 1908, Marquis Mills Converse decided to start a rubber shoe company, bypassing a rubber trust that prevented most companies from doing business directly with their retailers. Early catalogues bragged about how many trucks left the Converse factory in Malden, Massachusetts, delivering product directly to stores in Boston. Mr. Converse’s idea worked. But more importantly, it survived.

1918-1928
Chuck Taylor joins the Converse Rubber Company. How it happened remains lost to history, but the reason isn’t: Chuck Taylor loved basketball and desired nothing so much as to spread of the word of the new game and sell the sneakers it required.

1928-1938

By the time he lent his name to his signature badminton shoe in 1935, Jack Purcell had won five consecutive Canadian championships and been declared the world badminton champion. The Jack Purcell sneaker retains the legacy of its namesake and the feel of his sport.

1948-1958
The invention of Rock & Roll. It was loud, lewd, filthy and everything everyone who feared it said it was. It was also a movement in search of a uniform: It found the leather jacket, the blue jean and the high-top sneaker. Interestingly enough, right about this time, the high-top sneaker was around for the birth of something else: The National Basketball Association.

1968-1978
Somewhere right around 1974, the All Star sneaker got a little bit of a makeover. Remade in colourful suede with a big, bold star on the side, it was built for basketball—but there was something about its brashness and brightness that would make it irresistible to a generation of rockers, skaters and rebellious souls. Then around ’76 came the Pro Leather, an instant favourite in a time when the game needed a vibe.

1998-2008
The brand enters its second century by honouring its heritage of seeing things a little differently, loving people who want to change the world for the better, and basically celebrating the spirit of rebellion and originality in basketball, Rock & Roll and anywhere else you find it.

And there you have it — for now... The best stories are the ones that don’t end — the ones you just keep adding to and adding to — all the while marvelling at the creative, disruptive, optimistic, courageous ways things evolve from being what they were, to what they are, to what they will become.

* Scribe Shoes by Globe
* Rubber Globe logo on tongue.
* Rubber Globe logo at back of collar
* EVA footbed. Triple stitched toe.
* Rubber outsole.
* Perforated side panels.

About Globe Shoes

Globe Shoes was started in 1994 by former Australian professional skateboarders Matt, Steven and Peter Hill. Pro skateboarder and Darkstar Skateboards owner Chet Thomas returned his pro model shoe with Globe and is now the skate brand manager.

Globe is currently releasing a series of skateboard videos through the Internet titled "United By Fate" .

In 2009 Sirius radio host and "Seventh greatest skateboarder in the world" Jason Ellis announced that he had left his sponsorship with DC shoes to Join Globe International

The delivery of this item may take up to 7 days

* Scribe Shoes by Globe
* Rubber Globe logo on tongue.
* Rubber Globe logo at back of collar
* EVA footbed. Triple stitched toe.
* Rubber outsole.
* Perforated side panels.

Globe Shoes was started in 1994 by former Australian professional skateboarders Matt, Steven and Peter Hill. Pro skateboarder and Darkstar Skateboards owner Chet Thomas returned his pro model shoe with Globe and is now the skate brand manager.

Globe is currently releasing a series of skateboard videos through the Internet titled "United By Fate" .

In 2009 Sirius radio host and "Seventh greatest skateboarder in the world" Jason Ellis announced that he had left his sponsorship with DC shoes to Join Globe International

Please Note:
The delivery of this item may take up to 7 days

Get a grip on the board in these awesome Globe Superfly skate shoes. Action leather upper in a mid-cut technical skate shoe style with a round, perforated toe and triple-stitched double-layered toe cap. A lace-up front, padded collar and mesh tongue, dual elasticized tongue straps and a wrap Velcro(R) closure ankle strap secure fit. Textile lining and cushioning insole, internal kinetic EVA die-cut shock-absorbing midsole. Grippy rubber traction STG staggered lug cupsole.

Globe Shoes wasGlobe Shoes was started in 1994 by former Australian professional skateboarders Matt, Steven and Peter Hill. Pro skateboarder and Darkstar Skateboards owner Chet Thomas returned his pro model shoe with Globe and is now the skate brand manager.

Globe is currently releasing a series of skateboard videos through the Internet titled "United By Fate" .

In 2009 Sirius radio host and "Seventh greatest skateboarder in the world" Jason Ellis announced that he had left his sponsorship with DC shoes to Join Globe International

started in 1994 by former Australian professional skateboarders Matt, Steven and Peter Hill. Pro skateboarder and Darkstar Skateboards owner Chet Thomas returned his pro model shoe with Globe and is now the skate brand manager.

Globe is currently releasing a series of skateboard videos through the Internet titled "United By Fate" .

In 2009 Sirius radio host and "Seventh greatest skateboarder in the world" Jason Ellis announced that he had left his sponsorship with DC shoes to Join Globe International

Please Note:
The delivery of this item may take up to 7 days

Get a grip on the board in these awesome Globe Superfly skate shoes. Action leather upper in a mid-cut technical skate shoe style with a round, perforated toe and triple-stitched double-layered toe cap. A lace-up front, padded collar and mesh tongue, dual elasticized tongue straps and a wrap Velcro(R) closure ankle strap secure fit. Textile lining and cushioning insole, internal kinetic EVA die-cut shock-absorbing midsole. Grippy rubber traction STG staggered lug cupsole.

Globe Shoes was started in 1994 by former Australian professional skateboarders Matt, Steven and Peter Hill. Pro skateboarder and Darkstar Skateboards owner Chet Thomas returned his pro model shoe with Globe and is now the skate brand manager.

Globe is currently releasing a series of skateboard videos through the Internet titled "United By Fate" .

In 2009 Sirius radio host and "Seventh greatest skateboarder in the world" Jason Ellis announced that he had left his sponsorship with DC shoes to Join Globe International