This is a team model by Circa that is really old now, making them hard to find. It also features a shell toe toe box, which is unfavored by many skateboarders.
The CX211 delivers classic design and performance, giving you unbeatable value. The CX211 by Circa is almost guaranteed to make an impression with all of its components and affordable price. Features of the CX211 include: Full-length EVA midsole, TPU lace protection, Optional protective lacing system, Invisible rubber ollie underlay, Thin midsole for good boardfeel.
Style: Pretty plain and simple, a cupsole shoe with a big adio logo on the side and sole, and small ones on the toe, tounge, outsole, and sole. I had the colorway above, which I thought was nice, and I'm sure you'll find a colorway you like. I can't say much else, but I thought it was a nice looking shoe.
Boardfeel: This was probably the best part of the shoe, the sole was pretty thin, which provided good boardfeel. At first, like most shoes, they had a wierd feeling to them and the boardfeel wasn't anything special, but they broke in and that's when the good boardfeel started. The sole wore down really quickly, which is a bad thing, but it helped the boardfeel out even more. Overall I would give the boardfeel an 7/10.
Padded perforated mesh tounge for breathability and comfort
Price: This is probably the worst part of the shoe. I bought these for 90 dollars and they don't get much cheaper then that. Unless you're LFF, then you can buy them for $60. The price is a little steep but the quality of the shoe makes up for it.
It seems that Adidas is again making it's way as a name in skateboarding. And it definitly, seeing as how there shoes are much more affordable and better than most of the Nike SBs. Today I'm reviewing a pair of Vulcans I picked up from Marshalls about a month ago. They lasted until about last week, longest a pair of vulcs has ever gone for.
Looks:
I had the black and white colorway. Not much to really say about it. A simple, vulcanized shoe with three white stripes and a black rubber toe guard. Simple and nice.
Boardfeel:
When I first bought them and slipped them on, my first thought was that they were used shoes, being how flexible they were. As I began to skate them, I got that loveable "skating in socks" sensation that most vulk shoes can provide. Great boardfeel.
- Genuine Suede Or Action Leather Upper
- Select Models Feature Synthetic Nubuck
-asymmetric Stabilizer For Medial Upper Support
- Lightly Foam-padded Tongue And Collar For Comfort And Support
Sole Features:
- Vulcanized Sole Construction
- Soft Eva Insole With Full Length Latex Layer And Gel Heel Insert
- Highly Abrasion-resistant Outsole For Wear And Durability
