Aaron Hope
November 10th, 2009 (updated)
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éS skateboarding sneakers have been around for nearly two decades and an attempt to move toward a new direction might be evidenced by the new Erving midtop. It’s a basketball-inspired skate shoe with a vulcanized rubber sole. The on-court muse is very clear on the quasi-elephant printed pair in blue/grey/black, but the black/green/yellow and blue/orange/grey joints stand on their own merit. All three are available at eS retailers for the Holiday shopping season.
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