Vision Streetwear Returns!

 

25 Jan 2010

 

 

Vision Streetwear trainers

A return to form from 80s superheroes, Vision, sees the comeback of wide skateboard decks, a lot of violent neon designs and the classic Vision Streetwear kicks.

Innovative and out there from their inception in 1976, Vision worked with the sick skaters like Mark Gonzalez and Mark 'Gator' Rogowski to produce skatewear that could cope with the demands thrown at it. These mega skate shoes were the most tech sneakers money could buy back in the day, and they still cut cloth in today's concrete jungle.

They got some wicked reruns of the classic Vision Streetwear logo tees and some new styles of trainers to keep your feet fresh. Step off from these up in your face graphics and get involved with much-loved sneakers such as the Psycho Stick and Gator Pro Model.

Check out their webline onternet site for girls and boys steez...

 

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