Our verdict
The DC E. Tribeka SE is a no-brainer for those who want to rock the streets with style. It's a burst of colors that make it a standout among other kicks. And with its plush padding, your feet feel extremely pampered from the first step down to the last.
Pros
- Cushy padding
- Excellent heel hold
- Easy to put on
- Durable
- Grippy
- Supportive midsole
- Good looks
Cons
- Certain breathable
The E. Tribeka SE from DC's style
With a low-cut silhouette, the DC E. Tribeka SE provides skaters with better ankle mobility as they execute their skateboarding flips and tricks.
Aside from skateboarding, this pair of DC E. Tribeka SE sneakers is also great for any casual activity.
With different colorways, it is available for men in Black / Camo, Burgundy / Tan and Camo while women can choose from Cheetah Print, Grey / Pink, and Peach Parfait.
There are several ways of styling this low-cut sneaker that does not compromise comfort.
The men’s DC E. Tribeka SE looks excellent when matched with cuffed slim-fitted jeans and a plain or graphic shirt.
Men can also wear this shoe with shorts, joggers, and even khaki pants.
On the other hand, women can stylishly match a pair of the DC E. Tribeka SE skate shoes with mini skirts, shorts, denim jeans, and even mini-dresses.
Notable features of the shoe
Among the striking features of the low-top DC E. Tribeka SE is the fact that it is packed with technologies that only focus on delivering supreme and uncompromising comfort while maintaining a stylish look.
All thanks to Ken Block and Damon Way who founded.
It also utilizes the Ortholite footbed that supports the human foot’s unique structure and provides comfort.
DC E. Tribeka SE: The story behind
As one of the pioneers of providing chunkier skate shoes, DC has launched the E. Tribeka SE in June 2018.
A pair of DC E. Tribeka SE shoes offer a silhouette that fuses the brand’s recognizable DNA with modernized details.
It has an upper made with a combination of suede, leather, and textile materials that provide durability and foot breathability.
Notable features of the shoe.
All thanks to Ken Block and Damon Way who founded the DC brand in Carlsbad, California. Initially, DC stands for Droors Clothing but eventually changed to DC Shoes in 1993.
Since then, the company increased its revenue and hit $7 million in sales by 1995. It continued to succeed and grow in the next decade.
Additional info
- The DC E. Tribeka SE features an outsole with the Dynamic Grip Technology that provides excellent grip and controlled flick.
- It has a molded TPR tongue logo.
