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Locut X Andy Anderson

Locut X Andy Anderson

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Locut X Andy Anderson

Locut X Andy Anderson

Andy Anderson On A 90s Icon.

Regular price $94.95
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Andy Anderson is one of skateboarding's most unique and inspiring talents. Known for blending freestyle, street and transition skating into a style that's completely his own, Andy pushes the limits of what's possible on a board. He's a passionate advocate for skateboarding's history, creativity and inclusivity, bringing positivity and progression to every session. The Locut x Andy Anderson reimagines a classic '90s etnies silhouette through the lens of one of the most innovative skaters of today. This edition pairs clean white leather and suede with deep green hits and a gum outsole, giving it a timeless look. Built with a slim, low-profile cupsole, triple-stitched toe caps for long-lasting durability and a secure, comfortable fit, this shoe is made for endless sessions. Andy's signature appears on the tongue, and custom details run throughout as a nod to his thoughtful, all-inclusive approach to skateboarding.


  • Comfort Level 2 insole
  • EVA midsole construction
  • 400 NBS rubber outsole
  • Padded tongue and collar

SKU: 4107000638.167.035.1ST

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