Aaron Hope
December 8, 2009
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Supra made the Skytop II relatively hard to get. Its introductory ‘Gradient’ colourway was limited to 600 pairs as Chad Muska toured the world to mark their release. Each pair is individually numbered, and Muska’s Factory 413 store was in a special place to get their hands on the last little bit remaining from this run. Very few are stil left, so be sure to act fast when they drop online at noon Pacific today.
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