New vegan colourways of two new Emerica shoes. As always: The other colourways of these shoes are not vegan.
From the Emerica website: "
Introducing the KSL G6, a Remastered Classic designed by Kevin “Spanky” Long. When designing the KSL G6, Spanky wanted bring back everything that made the original KSL so great by upgrading the technology, while keeping it uncomplicated, wearable, and durable. Featuring our trusted POUR-IN G6 foam midsole for ultimate comfort, a triangle tread cupsole, perforated eva insole with arch support, a reinforced toe cap, and heat weld quarter applications. MADE BY SKATEBOARDERS FOR SKATEBOARDING.
Emerica KSL G6 "black black gum"
(not available in Europe yet, as of 27 August 2022)From the Emerica website: "
Introducing the KSL G6, a Remastered Classic designed by Kevin “Spanky” Long. When designing the KSL G6, Spanky wanted bring back everything that made the original KSL so great by upgrading the technology, while keeping it uncomplicated, wearable, and durable. Featuring our trusted POUR-IN G6 foam midsole for ultimate comfort, a triangle tread cupsole, perforated eva insole with arch support, a reinforced toe cap, and heat weld quarter applications. MADE BY SKATEBOARDERS FOR SKATEBOARDING.
- CUPSOLE CONSTRUCTION
- POUR-IN G6 POLYURETHANE MIDSOLE
- PERORATED EVA INSOLE WITH ARCH SUPPORT
- REINFORCED TOE CAP
- HEAT WELD QUARTER APPLICATIONS
- SYNTHETIC
- VEGAN
"
Emerica KSL G6 black black gum
Emerica Vulcano "olive"
From the Emerica website: "
- VULCANIZED CONSTRUCTION
- RUBBER TOE AND VAMP COVERS
- RUBBER HEEL REINFORCEMENTS
- DOUBLE WRAP FOXING
- TONGUE STABILIZER WINGS
- G6 FOAM INSOLES
- DESERT GRIP OUTSOLE TREAD
- SYNTHETIC
- VEGAN
"
Emerica Vulcano olive
Update 10 January 2024: Some pictures of the "Vulcano" olive ... The rubber around the soles in the toe area is quite thick. It comes with the usual Emerica "G6 Foam" insoles and the Ed Templeton "sect and cow" drawing ("Thank you for not killing me" - "No problem"). The vegan suede is not very fuzzy but quite smooth. Side note: the "Thank you for not killing me" slogan was also part of the original Zero Two shoes logo in the early 1990s.
