Aaron Hope
March 18, 2010
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adidas Skateboarding just dropped two new lowtops that transmute a couple of classic designs into modern skate masterpieces. First up is Jeremy Busenitz’ Samba-tongued pro model in navy blue with white and gold accents. The simple two-tone design gives these every bit the old school vibe as Mark Gonzales’ latest super-low in black and gold. Grab one or both of these from Three Stripe skate accounts like DQM.
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