Etnies Veer Michelin Skate Shoes - (trevor mcclung) black - Free Shipping

Overview

Expanding on their partnership with Michelin, Etnies presents the Veer skate shoes. These shoes feature a thinner version of the Michelin outsole with flex grooves for better board feel and a full EVA midsole for impact support. Padding in the tongue and collar keeps your feet protected, and the Foam Lite 1 insole keeps 'em happy.

Features

Sole

Cupsole

Primary Upper Materials

Suede

Details

Foam Lite 1 Insole
Full Length EVA Midsole
Michelin Outsole Technology
Thinly Padded Tongue and Collar
Mesh Tongue and Perforated Quarter Panel for Breathability

Sole

Cupsole - Durable and shock-absorbing to provide the best impact protection against hard landings. Cupsoles generally last longer than a vulcanized sole but don't provide as much flexibility and board feel right out of the box.

Details

Foam Lite 1 Insole - Foam Lite 1 insoles are formulated with Ortholite and provide maximum long lasting comfort for your feet. The insoles also wick away moisture to keep your feet dry and contain a biocide to fight odor.

Full Length EVA Midsole - Provides full-foot cushioning and impact protection.

Michelin Outsole Technology - Using a custom formula from Michelin tire manufacturer, this outsole lasts three times longer than a standard outsole without sacrificing grip or boardfeel.

Reviews

5.0

Overall Rating

Reviewed by 2 customers

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by Nathan

Posted on 3/3/2020

Etnies Veer Michelin Skate Shoes

Low key reminds me of the Arto Saari Etnies from back in the day. Awesome looking shoe.

4 people have found this review helpful

Amazing

by Shane

Posted on 2/23/2020

Etnies Veer Michelin Skate Shoes

I bought these in January and skated them on the day they arrived. Its been about a month now and they havent ripped open yet. I skate everyday and the first layer of suede on the toe just now ripped down. I probably have another month and a half in these. There are no lace loops on these to protect your laces, but it seems like the laces are set a little higher up, so they aren't touched. Impact protection is pretty good. I don't jump down big stuff because i am afraid of heights, but my feet feel good after doing ledge and flatground tricks.

5 people have found this review helpful