APL
APL (Athletic Propulsion Labs) is a performance footwear brand founded twin brothers Adam and Ryan Goldston, in 2009. APL’s sportswear combines technology, performance and fashion elements, allowing athletes to maximise their potential. The brand is sold at a number of retailers such as Saks Fifth Avenue, Nordstrom and Net-a-Porter.
2016
Goldston brothers featured on the "Forbes 30 under 30" list
2014
Debuts running collection
2010
Launches "Concept 1" basketball shoes. National Basketball Association (NBA) bans it in the same year for "providing an undue competitive advanatage"
2009
Founded in Los Angeles by twin brotheres Adam and Ryan Goldston
APL’s founding brothers Ryan and Adam Goldston keep everything at home when designing for their cutting edge brand.
Comfort, performance and good looks are combined seamlessly in APL footwear.
The brothers Goldston revisit the beginnings of their footwear journey at the University of Southern California.
With spring finally approaching, Athletic Propulsion Labs hits the track with a collection of new
Following the silhouette’s debut last summer, APL’s Windchill runner returns for 2015 with a bold
Although its basketball shoes were famously banned by the NBA for “providing an undue competitive
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Since the creative advertising surge of the late ’80s and early ’90s, the sneaker industry went
After getting a good look at APL’s TechLoom Pro, we’re now taking a better look at
Today we’re taking a closer look at APL’s new TechLoom Pro running shoe. The company’s first knit
