Supra Stacks Vulc II review

Who should buy the Supra Stacks Vulc II

This pair suits your preference if:

• You love low-cut shoes
• You are looking for a lightweight and durable pair
• You want to have a shoe that has roots on skating culture

Style of Supra Stacks Vulc II

The Supra Stacks Vulc II showcases a classic skate design with a more modern and slimmer silhouette. It features skate's simplistic style with various intricate details without sacrificing the kick's smart appeal.

Its straightforward style attracted skaters and non-skaters alike, as it is an easy kick to pair with a multitude of ensembles. Match it with jeans and shirt for a classic look or dress it up with chinos and polo shirts for the men and skirts and dresses for the ladies.

Stacks Vulc II features

This kick's streamlined upper features a dual texture that is constructed from suede and canvas. 

Its clean one-piece toe design is purposefully utilized for fewer seam blowouts during skateboarding. Its collar and tongue are padded for extra cushioning and comfort, while the lining is made from mesh that provides breathability.

The shoe is also equipped with the brand's Suprafoam insole for added in-step protection and comfort. Finally, it all sits on top of a vulcanized sole that offers flexibility and great board feel.

History of Supra Stacks Vulc II

Supra started out in 2006 and was founded by long-time skater Angel Cabada with several other pro skaters namely Chad Muska, Jim Greco, and Erik Ellington.

The brand was created initially for manufacturing sneakers for skateboarding but it got the attention of famous musicians due to its stylish colorways and sleek designs. 

Cabada had an idea to create a footwear brand to provide sneakers that would go well with his clothing business called KR3W, but more importantly, he was motivated to take the sneaker game up a level.

One of the brand's casual-inspired offerings is the Supra Stacks Vulc II, an offspring of the Stacks II. This kick's outsole, as its name suggests, has a vulcanized construction while maintaining a contemporary skate style.