The Etnies Windrow X Doomed Flat Pedal Shoes are what happens when two rad companies collaborate. Perfect for ripping on trails, hitting jumps, or even running errands, these are at home in almost any environment.
The Faze has a Foam Lite 1 insole with a die cut EVA midsole. It has a 400 NBS rubber outsole with a padded tongue and collar. Similar to etnies classic styles such as Cartel, Fader, and Kingpin.
The Faze has a Foam Lite 1 insole with a die cut EVA midsole. It has a 400 NBS rubber outsole with a padded tongue and collar. Similar to etnies classic styles such as Cartel, Fader, and Kingpin.
The Windrow Vulc is a single wrapped vulcanized constructed shoe with single wrap foxing. It has a Foam Lite 2 molded EVA footbed and Geo-Hex tread pattern. Rubber heel wrap for support with 400NBS rubber outsole.
Etnies (stylized as etnies) is a footwear brand based in Lake Forest, California, United States, and is owned by Sole Technology, Inc. As of 2013, the company sponsors professional skateboarders and BMX riders, LAB more and releases signature shoe models.
The company was launched in 1986 and following the end of his professional skateboarding career, current owner, Pierre André Sénizergues, commenced design work at etnies shortly after the company's formation. Etnies was an emerging European brand at the time that Sénizergues joined the company and he was responsible for designing the "Senix", "Lo-Cut", "Low-Top Rap", "Intercity" and "Scam" shoe models. Sénizergues subsequently introduced the brand to the US and proceeded to build Sole Technology, with the addition of the Emerica, éS (on hiatus between 2012 and 2014, but back in production), and ThirtyTwo (snowboarding brand created in 1995) brands.