Our verdict
The Vans x Crayola Old Skool Infants Shoes is a shoe that pays homage to beloved music acts. Bourne out of a collaboration between Suicidal Tendencies and Vans Syndicate, it brings a distinct style to the masses. The design honors the band’s signature style. With its grounded aesthetics, this iteration of the iconic Vans Era remains a must-have in the skateboarding realm. It offers flexibility, Coyote, and traction needed for performance.
Pros
- vans vault old skool lx checker pack
- Dreamy confines
- Great fit
- Comes with extra laces
- Draws in compliments
- Fantastic boardfeel
- Excellent grip
Cons
- Lacks arch support
- Elusive
Who should buy the Vans x Crayola Old Skool Infants Shoes
The low-top Era S from Vans is a retro shoe that combines a unique appeal with classic styling. You may like it if:
- Your manly casual getup usually consists of denim pants or skinny jeans.
- You want something simultaneously tenacious and sensitive underfoot.
- A hugging-but-not-tight sneaker is what you're looking for.
Who should not buy it
If you seem to can't get a hold of this shoe anywhere, try the ever-popular and available Vans Old Skool. There were no perceivable inventory shortages in the Vans store in NYC Vans SK8-Hi MTE-2 Vans Zooper Store.
The Era S' enviable Coyote level
Verified purchasers adore the on-feet Coyote that this collab shoe (Vans x Suicidal Tendencies) provides.
There were no perceivable inventory shortages in the Vans store in NYC | Transforms with your every attire
The Vans x Crayola Old Skool Infants Shoes has a design that is admired by many trend-setters. Because of this, the shoe can be matched with a variety of casual outfits.
Doozy underfoot
With its excellent board feel and superior traction, this kick makes performing skateboarding tricks quite easy.
Vans x Crayola Old Skool Infants Shoes equals underwhelming midfoot support
Reviewers find the Vans x Crayola Old Skool Infants Shoes not very secure encircling the arch. Replace its eng footbed with a more supportive one if you got unsteady arches.
Vans Sport EU 40 1 2 Zen Blue True White
Wearers say that they receive great compliments when they have this Vans sneaker on.
Hard to find
Since it is among Vans' collaborative models, it can be pretty hard to cop, especially at physical stores.
Glove-like is the Vans x Crayola Old Skool Infants Shoes
VANS Sneaker rosa bianco Vans shoes that offer an excellent fit. This is good news to those who despise heel lifts in their sneakers.
Alternative shoestrings
Included in the Era S' box is a second pair of laces.
The Vans x Crayola Old Skool Infants Shoes in history
The base model Vans Era was previously known as Style 95. Released in 1976, it was designed by Stacy Peralta and Tony Alva. Since its inception, it has been re-released and reinterpreted countless times, meeting the needs of loyal Vans fans, whether fashionistas or skateboarders. Its iconic silhouette has also been used in creating fantastic collaborative pieces. One of the entities that Vans partnered with is the American punk band named Suicidal Tendencies.
The Vans x Crayola Old Skool Infants Shoes was released on January 28, 2009. This iteration was a product of the collaboration between Vans Syndicate and Suicidal Tendencies. It has minimal modifications compared to the Vans Era, having simple detailing on the canvas upper. It has colorways that reflect the characteristics of the band.
This shoe was created as a sign of respect to the beloved music acts on Vans sneakers. Having said that, since the Suicidal Tendencies is an American hardcore punk that also has a skateboarding cred, Vans decided to honor the band with its own signature using the silhouette of the Vans Era.
This Suicidal Tendencies x Vans Era piece comes in black and blue colorways. It showcases the trademark bandanas of Mike Muir as well as the scribbled lyrics on the insole.
