Vans Chukka lace-up deck shoes. Pieced suede upper with side canvas panels. Heavily padded tongue and collar. Vans side label. Vulcanized rubber midsole. Rubber Vans "Off the Wall" heel badge. Gum rubber waffle outsole. Imported.

C1rca Lopez 50 skate shoes. Soft, breathable lining. Upper features reinforced layering materials. Genuine vulcanized construction. Latex heel cushion. Elastic tongue straps. C1rca's "Good Times" label woven on tongue. Padded tongue and collar. C1rca logo embroidered at back of collar. Rubber C1rca heel badge. "Committed to Skateboarding" screened on midsole. Rubber outsole stamped with C1rca logos. Imported.

Vans is stoked to be apart of the newest Tony Hawk: RIDE game just released on Wii, PS3 and 360! To celebrate, we are giving you the chance to shred with RIDE'S motion sensing skateboard on your Wii system. Be sure to check out Vans Team riders Dustin Dollin, Christian Hosoi, Alex Olson, Cara Beth Burnside, Dustin’s No Skool Tre Black/Slimeball SMU that is unlockable in the game with the cheat code, all the sweet Vans gear in the skate shop and even the Vans Downtown Showdown level.

Skateboarders who liked Vans rugged make-up and sticky sole were seen sporting Vans all over Southern California in the early 1970s. In 1975, the Vans #95, known today as the Era was designed by Tony Alva and Stacy Peralta. With a padded collar and different color combinations the Era became the shoe of choice for a generation of skateboarders. In 1979, Vans introduced the #44 shoe, and with the help of skateboarders and BMX riders the Vans Slip-On became all the rage in Southern California. By the end of the 1970s, Vans had 70 stores in California and sold through dealers both nationally and internationally