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The Wino G6 Slip-On brings best buds, Collin Provost and Jon Dickson, together on this new addition to the Emerica line, with each of them backing their own signature colorway.The Wino G6 Slip-On builds upon the Wino G6, infusing it with a G6 PU Insole for first-rate cushioning, Double Wrapped Vulc Construction for more board feel, and Emerica’s Fit Heel Anchor System. Provost and Dickson backed and approved.

The Reynolds 3 G6 is a remastered classic, pulling upon the Emerica x Reynolds nostalgia strings and history from one of our favorite shoes. The Boss’s legacy with Emerica shines through on this updated release. The Reynolds 3 G6 comes restructured with G6 Technology, even more cushioning through the G6 PU Insole, better board feel with our Double Wrapped Vulc Construction, and a precise fit Heel Anchor System. All updated to not only today’s standards, but Andrew’s as well.

The latest and greatest from Emerica, the Wino G6. A souped up version of one of their most popular "chill seekers" models. Backed by Jeremy Leabres & Jon Dickson, there is more than meets the eye with this shoe. Sometimes less is more. So what makes this shoe any different from the original wino? From the bottom up this shoe has all kinds of skate durability built in. The Wino g6 features a double wrap vulc sole. This type of sole offers the best board feel and being double wrapped it adds an extra later of rubber around the ollie...

Years and years of perfecting vulcanized shoes gave Vans a unique advantage in creating a vulc/cupsole hybrid, and if you can trust any company to do this in full service to skateboarding, it’s Vans. The question at hand is this: Is the Kyle Walker pro model the ultimate culmination of Vans perfecting this technology over the last couple of years? The answer to that question is: Yes. Anyone with a few years of skating under their belt has come to appreciate both the vulcanized grip and supportive aspects of a cupsole. It’s common for skateboarders worldwide to sacrifice one for the other, and there’s never...