Vans Rowley Pro
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Learn moreVerdict from 6 users
Pros
- Excellent cushioning
- Reliable traction
- Lightweight
- Sufficient breathability
- Durability
- Stylish appearance
- Budget-friendly price
Cons
- Narrow
- Slightly short heel
100% say it's true to size.
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Who should buy the Vans Rowley Pro
Enhanced and fixed from its former version's technical issues, the Vans Rowley Pro offers you:
- A skateboarding shoe that keeps up with your board tricks
- Versatlity for your streetwise, casual style
Trendy minimalist style
Possessing a slimmer profile, the low-top Vans Rowley Pro showcases a trendy look that can match your favorite casual clothing. Whether for your everyday wear or skateboarding, this shoe looks good with shorts, joggers or denim jeans topped with your favorite cotton and graphic shirt.
Upgraded re-issue
For a better performance, the Vans Rowley Pro was upgraded. It has a more extended toe box so that users can skate a lot better.
The tongue is now longer and has lesser padding compared to the previous model, giving an improved fit.
The height of the heel is lowered a little bit on the back side around the ankle.
Ultimately, the updated Vans Rowley Pro utilizes the removable UltraCush HD that gives exceptional comfort.
Behind the creation of the Vans Rowley Pro
Geoff Rowley's first signature shoe, the Vans Rowley Pro was initially released in 1999 but was taken off the shelf in 2007 because of some production problems.
After fixing all the technical issues, the low-profile Vans Rowley Pro was relaunched in January 2013. It exhibits a synthetic nubuck upper that gives enough breathability, and it sits atop a vulcanized outsole that deliver optimum traction.
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