10 Most Expensive Skateboarding Shoes

I have bMy first pair of zero drop/barefoot shoes and my feet are singing thanks on the daily. My toes are finally sitting comfy rather than squished.
I walk a few miles at the park on the reg and these are my go to now.
They hold up really well, I’ve given them a beating and they still look new (besides the mud on the soles)
The texture/look is even nicer in person, doesn’t look cheap imo
Foot doesn’t slip (mine often did with other brands).
Fits spot on – I’m a 10 in knit runners from Adidas and Nike, a 10W in ASOS sneakers and I was a 10 here.
Do note, I bought both versions and the canvass one I returned. The same size felt a bit too loose around the ankle, bUt it still didn’t slip off. Just didn’t feel right like these.

My first pair of zero drop/barefoot shoes and my feet are singing thanks on the daily. My toes are finally sitting comfy rather than squished.
I walk a few miles at the park on the reg and these are my go to now.
They hold up really well, I’ve given them a beating and they still look new (besides the mud on the soles)
The texture/look is even nicer in person, doesn’t look cheap imo
Foot doesn’t slip (mine often did with other brands).
Fits spot on – I’m a 10 in knit runners from Adidas and Nike, a 10W in ASOS sneakers and I was a 10 here.
Do note, I bought both versions and the canvass one I returned. The same size felt a bit too loose around the ankle, bUt it still didn’t slip off. Just didn’t feel right like these.

I’m new to the whole minimalist shoe trend, so I don’t know if this really counts or not, but it’s got a zero-drop sole, even if the insole has some padding. After trying another pair of the WHITSIN shoes that I got mainly for running (which I enjoy,) I tried this pair that looks like a “normal” shoe, for casual wear, not necessarily running.