footwear

[SpJc11]

anyone know when theyre comeing out and releasing the new ico V's?

[realclassactx]

anyone know when theyre comeing out and releasing the new ico V's?

you mean newer than these Ico V's?
http://vanssnow.com/awt_ico_v.php

[Eryic]

no

[whokilledmyhooker]

lets agree to disagree

[ChristoPh]

Let's agree that you are wrong.

[young mr t]

i use kenny andersons audio pro model iv worn down the shoes grip and it still some times grips to well and i can do a double kick flip with them but snow gets in them easy so it depends on what ya like

[lukepaterno]

The ICO Vs (the white/blue) don't seem to be online anywhere yet so they might not be released. Probably also true for the Motlys.

Last season I bought a pair of Element's Endure Pack Darrell's. They were pretty ideal. Sherpa fleece lining, complete outer waterproof rubber, good grip. Only problem was because of the fleece they were tighter than they'd normally be, even for a skate shoe. Also didn't help that the rubber outs didn't give much. I'll probably just keep wearing these til I can get my hands on the new Vans line.

[Matt]

I would never even imagine trying to snowskate in boots. I would strongly recommend skate shoes to anyone new to snowskating.

[domk]

I would never even imagine trying to snowskate in boots. I would strongly recommend skate shoes to anyone new to snowskating.

I snowskated my first year in boots, amazing grip.


Then around spring i started riding with my old vans tnt 3 cause my boots would get soaked (i'd skip school to snowskate) with water, they have AWFUL grip, last year i had ico's they look great and they work perfectly for snowskating.


Get them, or Xtreme grip.

[whats a snowskate]

I would never even imagine trying to snowskate in boots. I would strongly recommend skate shoes to anyone new to snowskating.

I cant snowskate in shoes, i just cant grip the snow gets caked in the shoes and i can barely ollie. maybe you get better boardfeel, but i need to have grip