Skateboarding footwear company, Supra, just recently came out with some new shoes, the Supra Tuf. The Supra Tuf comes in all black and as the name sounds, it was designed to last. It was built with advanced abrasion and weather resistant materials that provide the most durability and skatebility. If you’re always wearing out your shoes, be sure to grab a pair when the full collection becomes available on June 1.
Supra Footwear will be releasing a very limited edition Skytop on Saturday, May 10th. To give you an idea of how limited these are, only 11 retailers in all of the United States will be receiving these Skytops, with 30 pairs being allocated to each shop. The predominantly silver and white shoes called, “413 Silver,” will be the first release from a new series of footwear simply titled, “413.” The name of this new series derives from Factory 413, which is located in Los Angeles, California. A list of retailers can be seen after the jump for these Skytops set to release on May 10th.
It seems like there’s a never ending supply of hotness coming from Supra. Just when you thought that after so many nice releases you would be bound to see a bad one, Supra then hits you with another pair of really hot kicks. Here you have the Supra NS Trinity in a pure white colorway. We’re not sure what makes this all white shoe so great. Is it the crackled leather and the croc skin? Or is it the elegant style of these hi-tops? Maybe it’s a combination of both. However, I’m not too big on straps. Anyhow, the shoes will retail for $210 and will be available at Supra dealers.
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A revamped style of the Raider High, the all-new Vaider model is updated with a slimmer silhouette with a lightweight upper and vulcanized sole. Available in black or red, much like other Supra offerings, each sneaker is padded with SupraFoam for comfort and protection. Available at select Supra dealers.
Supra’s all new Cubans model is their updated take on the classic slip-on. Available in black and white, the Cuban includes a Cuban link chain as well as removable tongue flap, all seen on a suede upper. Look for these to hit your local Supra dealer.
More then just the one-hit wonder Skytop, Supra boasts a full range of footwear as well as their new NS collection. The Vulk Low is built on a vulcanized sole with all your necessary additions like heel protection and proprietary SupraFoam. Available in three new colorways this season, check your local dealer for availability.
While Supra Footwear has taken leaps and bounds in a relatively short period of time, their newest offering, the NS Series has quietly been making headlines. Deemed as a more refined and sophisticated collection of footwear, the styles include high quality materials while maintaining different silhouettes slightly off the well beaten skate shoe path. The Trinity seen here is a combination of leather and snakeskin with a buckle for that slight industrial feel. Available in Spring of 2008 with a suggested retail price of $210 USD.
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Thanks a largely in part to the Skytop, Supra has exploded in the last year. Among the releases for this January are a green version of their Skytop, a colorway similar to a previous purple release. All new releases can call Factory 413 their new home as a new flagship store for Supra and KR3W goods alike. Available later this month with a suggested price of $105 USD.
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The latest from Supra has released in the form of the Comakazi Skytop. With a similarities to the Brooklyn Projects x Supra Skytops, the Comakazi features a black/red/zebra print upper. Available now through Karmaloop and other select Supra dealers with a suggested price tag of $115 USD.
2007 was a great year for Supra. Many of their models were instant hits among the streetwear crowd especially the Skytops which stood out from the rest. Here’s the latest coming from the brand which is a pair of Supra Suprano Black Money. The shoes feature nubuck and a print of some hundred dollar bills at the back of the sneaker. Retails for $66.
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On the heels of the successful Supra Skyhigh comes the oxymoron named Skylow model. This low version shares similar traits through out the upper save for the obvious low cut. The upper is comprised of suede, denim and patent with little bits of pink highlights.
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A piece of the “most popular shoe of the year” pie can probably be saved for Supra and their Muska Skytop. In a new direction for the brand, the NS (“Non Skate”) line was created to emphasize some next level higher end styles. Within the NS collection, products will utilize high end materials and more advanced construction methods. Look for these to kick off 2008 and include some other models as well.
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