A Bathing Ape SK8 STA | Hypebeast

sk8 sta? sure almost all type of sneakers are skate-able…but these doesn’t look like general sk8 shoes…

I’m gonna need the person who wrote that second sentence in the description to retire from writing. Period.

Just when i thought BAPE couldnt get any lower, SMFH! this is not how u gain respect in the design field. how the fuQ u gon molest 2 designs in one!? terminator toe + dunk heel+ half ass dunk sole=PATHETIC! FIX UP OR JUST STOP!

Really?? lol. I was never a fan of the shoe.I’m a go out on a limb and state the obvious. They took AIR FORCE 1′s and slapped a thicker sole, named it Bathing Ape. The star logo does it no justice.

There are a lot of Bape haters out there, now I live in NOVA we have cmonwealth and barneys and host of other high end streetwear stores, I’ve lived in the area for about 15 years now, and I have yet to really see anyone around hear or even in DC ever rock Bape. Bape came out in 93 and didn’t open the NYC BWS until 2004 (or 03?) anyway, technically Bape as a brand has only been officially been distributed here in the states for little over six years. I have yet to see anyone really rock it out, now if that’s according to personal taste, then so be it, but it’s still underground, relatively unknown in the mainstream and is still exclusive. Even if china’s IT bought out Nowhere, Nigo still has Humanmade and other brand outlets to do his own designs and clothing lines. I will continue to buy bape so long as there main line clothing offerings continute to be produced in Japan, because as much as you all like to hate on Bape, I refuse to wear sweatshop brands made in china.

There are a lot of Bape haters out there, now I live in NOVA we have cmonwealth and barneys and host of other high end streetwear stores, I’ve lived in the area for about 15 years now, and I have yet to really see anyone around hear or even in DC ever rock Bape. Bape came out in 93 and didn’t open the NYC BWS until 2004 (or 03?) anyway, technically Bape as a brand has only been officially been distributed here in the states for little over six years. I have yet to see anyone really rock it out, now if that’s according to personal taste, then so be it, but it’s still underground, relatively unknown in the mainstream and is still exclusive. Even if china’s IT bought out Nowhere, Nigo still has Humanmade and other brand outlets to do his own designs and clothing lines. I will continue to buy bape so long as there main line clothing offerings continute to be produced in Japan, because as much as you all like to hate on Bape, I refuse to wear sweatshop brands made in china.

There are a lot of Bape haters out there, now I live in NOVA we have cmonwealth and barneys and host of other high end streetwear stores, I’ve lived in the area for about 15 years now, and I have yet to really see anyone around hear or even in DC ever rock Bape. Bape came out in 93 and didn’t open the NYC BWS until 2004 (or 03?) anyway, technically Bape as a brand has only been officially been distributed here in the states for little over six years. I have yet to see anyone really rock it out, now if that’s according to personal taste, then so be it, but it’s still underground, relatively unknown in the mainstream and is still exclusive. Even if china’s IT bought out Nowhere, Nigo still has Humanmade and other brand outlets to do his own designs and clothing lines. I will continue to buy bape so long as there main line clothing offerings continute to be produced in Japan, because as much as you all like to hate on Bape, I refuse to wear sweatshop brands made in china.

There are a lot of Bape haters out there, now I live in NOVA we have cmonwealth and barneys and host of other high end streetwear stores, I’ve lived in the area for about 15 years now, and I have yet to really see anyone around hear or even in DC ever rock Bape. Bape came out in 93 and didn’t open the NYC BWS until 2004 (or 03?) anyway, technically Bape as a brand has only been officially been distributed here in the states for little over six years. I have yet to see anyone really rock it out, now if that’s according to personal taste, then so be it, but it’s still underground, relatively unknown in the mainstream and is still exclusive. Even if china’s IT bought out Nowhere, Nigo still has Humanmade and other brand outlets to do his own designs and clothing lines. I will continue to buy bape so long as there main line clothing offerings continute to be produced in Japan, because as much as you all like to hate on Bape, I refuse to wear sweatshop brands made in china.

There are a lot of Bape haters out there, now I live in NOVA we have cmonwealth and barneys and host of other high end streetwear stores, I’ve lived in the area for about 15 years now, and I have yet to really see anyone around hear or even in DC ever rock Bape. Bape came out in 93 and didn’t open the NYC BWS until 2004 (or 03?) anyway, technically Bape as a brand has only been officially been distributed here in the states for little over six years. I have yet to see anyone really rock it out, now if that’s according to personal taste, then so be it, but it’s still underground, relatively unknown in the mainstream and is still exclusive. Even if china’s IT bought out Nowhere, Nigo still has Humanmade and other brand outlets to do his own designs and clothing lines. I will continue to buy bape so long as there main line clothing offerings continute to be produced in Japan, because as much as you all like to hate on Bape, I refuse to wear sweatshop brands made in china.

There are a lot of Bape haters out there, now I live in NOVA we have cmonwealth and barneys and host of other high end streetwear stores, I’ve lived in the area for about 15 years now, and I have yet to really see anyone around hear or even in DC ever rock Bape. Bape came out in 93 and didn’t open the NYC BWS until 2004 (or 03?) anyway, technically Bape as a brand has only been officially been distributed here in the states for little over six years. I have yet to see anyone really rock it out, now if that’s according to personal taste, then so be it, but it’s still underground, relatively unknown in the mainstream and is still exclusive. Even if china’s IT bought out Nowhere, Nigo still has Humanmade and other brand outlets to do his own designs and clothing lines. I will continue to buy bape so long as there main line clothing offerings continute to be produced in Japan, because as much as you all like to hate on Bape, I refuse to wear sweatshop brands made in china.

There are a lot of Bape haters out there, now I live in NOVA we have cmonwealth and barneys and host of other high end streetwear stores, I’ve lived in the area for about 15 years now, and I have yet to really see anyone around hear or even in DC ever rock Bape. Bape came out in 93 and didn’t open the NYC BWS until 2004 (or 03?) anyway, technically Bape as a brand has only been officially been distributed here in the states for little over six years. I have yet to see anyone really rock it out, now if that’s according to personal taste, then so be it, but it’s still underground, relatively unknown in the mainstream and is still exclusive. Even if china’s IT bought out Nowhere, Nigo still has Humanmade and other brand outlets to do his own designs and clothing lines. I will continue to buy bape so long as there main line clothing offerings continute to be produced in Japan, because as much as you all like to hate on Bape, I refuse to wear sweatshop brands made in china.

There are a lot of Bape haters out there, now I live in NOVA we have cmonwealth and barneys and host of other high end streetwear stores, I’ve lived in the area for about 15 years now, and I have yet to really see anyone around hear or even in DC ever rock Bape. Bape came out in 93 and didn’t open the NYC BWS until 2004 (or 03?) anyway, technically Bape as a brand has only been officially been distributed here in the states for little over six years. I have yet to see anyone really rock it out, now if that’s according to personal taste, then so be it, but it’s still underground, relatively unknown in the mainstream and is still exclusive. Even if china’s IT bought out Nowhere, Nigo still has Humanmade and other brand outlets to do his own designs and clothing lines. I will continue to buy bape so long as there main line clothing offerings continute to be produced in Japan, because as much as you all like to hate on Bape, I refuse to wear sweatshop brands made in china.

There are a lot of Bape haters out there, now I live in NOVA we have cmonwealth and barneys and host of other high end streetwear stores, I’ve lived in the area for about 15 years now, and I have yet to really see anyone around hear or even in DC ever rock Bape. Bape came out in 93 and didn’t open the NYC BWS until 2004 (or 03?) anyway, technically Bape as a brand has only been officially been distributed here in the states for little over six years. I have yet to see anyone really rock it out, now if that’s according to personal taste, then so be it, but it’s still underground, relatively unknown in the mainstream and is still exclusive. Even if china’s IT bought out Nowhere, Nigo still has Humanmade and other brand outlets to do his own designs and clothing lines. I will continue to buy bape so long as there main line clothing offerings continute to be produced in Japan, because as much as you all like to hate on Bape, I refuse to wear sweatshop brands made in china.

how is it a “legit” skate brand when most of the people who wear it dont skate…

how is it a “legit” skate brand when most of the people who wear it dont skate…

piece of shit. Just a usual BAPE.

Sick colour-way, bro =/

lol i used to want sk8 stas back in the day.. might cop.

To answer someones question earlier bape isn’t really alive as a brand they did go bankrupt and they were purchased by another company.
Looks like the SB Dunk before they took out padding and what not.

To answer someones question earlier bape isn’t really alive as a brand they did go bankrupt and they were purchased by another company.
Looks like the SB Dunk before they took out padding and what not.

i wouldn’t put LRG in the same category… LRG is a legitimate skate brand and comes out with fire both on the street culture scale and the skate scene.

i wouldn’t put LRG in the same category… LRG is a legitimate skate brand and comes out with fire both on the street culture scale and the skate scene.

At least with Bape Sta’s respected the AF1 by keeping the design true. This looks like a bastard dunk. wait, was I just defending these knock-off artists? my bad.

At least with Bape Sta’s respected the AF1 by keeping the design true. This looks like a bastard dunk. wait, was I just defending these knock-off artists? my bad.

At least with Bape Sta’s respected the AF1 by keeping the design true. This looks like a bastard dunk. wait, was I just defending these knock-off artists? my bad.

At least with Bape Sta’s respected the AF1 by keeping the design true. This looks like a bastard dunk. wait, was I just defending these knock-off artists? my bad.

At least with Bape Sta’s respected the AF1 by keeping the design true. This looks like a bastard dunk. wait, was I just defending these knock-off artists? my bad.

t-19 lo’s!

t-19 lo’s!

Man they have been butchering the English language on this site for a long time. Most of the posts read like they were written by the “cool” guys in high school who goofed off and never passed their English classes.

Now those guys have grown up and anytime they try to write intelligently, hilarity ensues.

Man they have been butchering the English language on this site for a long time. Most of the posts read like they were written by the “cool” guys in high school who goofed off and never passed their English classes.

Now those guys have grown up and anytime they try to write intelligently, hilarity ensues.

Ask yourself.. why does Ecko, LRG, & Roccawear still exist. Thank goodness Makavelli is gone… I hope.

Ask yourself.. why does Ecko, LRG, & Roccawear still exist. Thank goodness Makavelli is gone… I hope.

I’m like, why does this brand still exist?

The second sentence in the description above makes no sense and is not a complete sentence. Hypebeast needs to hire a native English-speaking editor in a bad way.

The second sentence in the description above makes no sense and is not a complete sentence. Hypebeast needs to hire a native English-speaking editor in a bad way.

The second sentence in the description above makes no sense and is not a complete sentence. Hypebeast needs to hire a native English-speaking editor in a bad way.

This confirms it, Hypebeast has gotta hacker on their squad puttin up old posts from 2003. A Casio G-Shock in neon green is next and that’s my word.

The only thing BAPE needs now is a skate team.

The only thing BAPE needs now is a skate team.