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So what do you bet the 1010 gets a few tweaks and becomes the Reynolds?
that’s what I’m thinking. That’s all he’s been skating and that’s what happened with vans kinda with that half cab colorway
If the few tweaks could be making it a mid at least one person (me) would be buying a few pairs. Come on NB# you know it makes sense you got that thin cupsole 440 now make one with some muscle
not a fan of the 1010s personally. I’ve skated vans for the last like 6 years (but I just got these 440s and they’re so good) but I will say I think a mid 1010 would look really sick
I skated Half Cabs for forever and at first wasn't into the 1010, but now I feel that it's a modern half cab- a bulkier shoe that still has a thinner upper in the forefoot and emphasizes rearfoot padding and protection. When I put my Half Cabs on they feel flexier, but the added bulk over a normal Vans seems superfluous.
Also mostly wear vans. Halfcabs probably second as far as most pairs of same shoe I've had but I don't think I'll ever get them again unless a cupsole version comes out. They're kinda the worst of both worlds.
The newer skate cabs? Damn some of you guys must have the worst feet/knees in the world cause those new cabs have been feeling nice and cushioned from start of life to the end for me. I have no doubt the 1010 is even better support wise but thicker shoes always end up tiring my feet not out of lack of support but the less consistent skating I do in them, since I'm trying everything a few more times before landing. I do skate cups til theyre dead so it's not a breaking in issue. Typing it out sounds crazy but this has been my genuine experience. TLDR: I like that half cabs are a thicker shoe that still keep some thin shoe characteristics.
Yah I've had several pairs of the new skate Half Cabs and really like them. I might have better flip tricks in them. But the Popcush doesn't do it for me and the heels pack out, there are others on here who had the rear collar split as I did, and it's still Vans. My most recent pair had the fixing delam from the bottom of the shoe.
The Tiago is pretty flexible in the toebox although not as much as a Half Cab. The rear is way more supportive and comparing the shoes side to side it's not much thicker as they both have a lot of rear collar padding. The Tiago padding is more form fitting and made of better materials so you really don't notice it after the first week. They also last forever and don't pack out. They're more expensive but not by much and always on sale.