View Poll Results: stasis shoe design
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stasis prototype shoe...
08-27-2007, 12:32 PM
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08-27-2007, 12:34 PM
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Re: stasis prototype shoe...
Leave them just the way they are....They look SICK. different colors would be a good option for sure. Also I think that all the shoes in your line should start coming with The thicker Laces. 
08-27-2007, 01:54 PM
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Re: stasis prototype shoe...
we made them in all black but they kinda looked to plain and we got straight jet black shoes already... but it is possible to make a black one or all white. i still think i got the protypes of these in a size 10.5 i will probably sell them in a few
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08-27-2007, 01:57 PM
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Re: stasis prototype shoe...
i may start selling some shoes with thicker laces or sell them as extra's... i know some people don't care about the lace size or color so we didn't focus on them...cause i know you can pick up laces for like 3 or 4 bucks... but i will take it under consideration... when you say thicker..i assume you mean fat laces not round laces
08-27-2007, 02:08 PM
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08-27-2007, 02:13 PM
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Re: stasis prototype shoe...
i like the kawi green i'd rock them at shows but for the street i'm a plain jane black/white, white, or all black or my favorite but your going to come out with a pair that kills these lol Keep up the good work man!
08-27-2007, 02:17 PM
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i got these in the works..i actually had the factory test the shoe for fitment of the special timax leather blend... and it is a go...shoe desighn fits good... i should blow this out the water... colors are black and white with the stasis stars..and a all black pair with white and grey snow camo..:YEAH :YEAH
08-27-2007, 02:19 PM
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Re: stasis prototype shoe...
i got these in the works..i actually had the factory test the shoe for fitment of the special timax leather blend... and it is a go...shoe desighn fits good... i should blow this out the water... colors are black and white with the stasis stars..and a all black pair with white and grey snow camo..:YEAH :YEAH
08-27-2007, 02:20 PM
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i may start selling some shoes with thicker laces or sell them as extra's... i know some people don't care about the lace size or color so we didn't focus on them...cause i know you can pick up laces for like 3 or 4 bucks... but i will take it under consideration... when you say thicker..i assume you mean fat laces not round laces
08-27-2007, 02:44 PM
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Re: stasis prototype shoe...
Thought I might post this aswell as send it in a PM.
Hello Bishop, my name is Brandon and I have been skating for just a little over 10 years. I have worn and owned so many shoes I would make any high maintenance bitch jealous. I would like to say that your shoe is an excellent looking shoe, especially for Kawi riders. Not being able to actually try it on I can't determine wether it would have the characteristics I desire in a riding shoe.
That brings me to my question. I would like to offer some suggestions for a riding shoe if you wouldn't mind. For me there is 3 main qualities in a shoe. They are feel, breathability, and style and pretty much in that order. I will go ahead and list and give a break down of what I would like.
So the overall look and characteristics would resemble the Nike Dunks hightop. Heres a pic, hopefully it shows up.
I chose this shoe for a couple of reasons, hightop for support, the sole because its thin has excellent feel and is a gum sole, it's style is sick, and overall is a great shoe. Now I don't want you to think I'm suggesting to copy this shoe exactly, I just want to point out its good features and then work from there.
1) If you were to offer a shoe like the dunk that could come in a hightop and low top you would appeal to 100% of consumers. It would offer ankle support in the hightop (Which I feel is important) and extra breathability in the lowtop.
2) A thin sole is I feel nearly the most important thing in a riding shoe. Some people can stunt perfectly fine in a pair of Icon boots or Lugz with 2 and half inches of sole between there foot and the brake pedal. But once I started wearing a pair of Vans Half-Cabs with the waffle grip sole my brake control increased 200%. That may seem like an overstatement, but having been developing that same "feel" between my foot and a skateboard that feel plays an essential part in control. It doesn't have to be ridiculously thin but I would shoot for somewhere around the thickness of the Nike dunk sole.
3) Style is completely up to you. I like black shoes, they don't show dirt and match nearly everything, but thats just my opinion. Some weirdos like hot neon colors on their shoes, freaks, hahaha, just kidding. I think if you were to keep it nice and simple and look into how skate shoes use a high quality nubuck and triple stitch most of their seams and incorporate that into your design you could produce a high quality shoe for a reasonable price.
That's pretty much my 2 cents on this whole shoe thing. I would like to see you come out with a high quality, functional, and dope pair of footwear that most stunters would be interested in wearing. I think you could design this and keep the price around 60$ so people will buy it and not feel like they are getting ripped off.
Thank you for your time and I hope you will consider this and actually make a shoe like this because I would buy and so would many other stunters.
Brandon.
Hello Bishop, my name is Brandon and I have been skating for just a little over 10 years. I have worn and owned so many shoes I would make any high maintenance bitch jealous. I would like to say that your shoe is an excellent looking shoe, especially for Kawi riders. Not being able to actually try it on I can't determine wether it would have the characteristics I desire in a riding shoe.
That brings me to my question. I would like to offer some suggestions for a riding shoe if you wouldn't mind. For me there is 3 main qualities in a shoe. They are feel, breathability, and style and pretty much in that order. I will go ahead and list and give a break down of what I would like.
So the overall look and characteristics would resemble the Nike Dunks hightop. Heres a pic, hopefully it shows up.
I chose this shoe for a couple of reasons, hightop for support, the sole because its thin has excellent feel and is a gum sole, it's style is sick, and overall is a great shoe. Now I don't want you to think I'm suggesting to copy this shoe exactly, I just want to point out its good features and then work from there.
1) If you were to offer a shoe like the dunk that could come in a hightop and low top you would appeal to 100% of consumers. It would offer ankle support in the hightop (Which I feel is important) and extra breathability in the lowtop.
2) A thin sole is I feel nearly the most important thing in a riding shoe. Some people can stunt perfectly fine in a pair of Icon boots or Lugz with 2 and half inches of sole between there foot and the brake pedal. But once I started wearing a pair of Vans Half-Cabs with the waffle grip sole my brake control increased 200%. That may seem like an overstatement, but having been developing that same "feel" between my foot and a skateboard that feel plays an essential part in control. It doesn't have to be ridiculously thin but I would shoot for somewhere around the thickness of the Nike dunk sole.
3) Style is completely up to you. I like black shoes, they don't show dirt and match nearly everything, but thats just my opinion. Some weirdos like hot neon colors on their shoes, freaks, hahaha, just kidding. I think if you were to keep it nice and simple and look into how skate shoes use a high quality nubuck and triple stitch most of their seams and incorporate that into your design you could produce a high quality shoe for a reasonable price.
That's pretty much my 2 cents on this whole shoe thing. I would like to see you come out with a high quality, functional, and dope pair of footwear that most stunters would be interested in wearing. I think you could design this and keep the price around 60$ so people will buy it and not feel like they are getting ripped off.
Thank you for your time and I hope you will consider this and actually make a shoe like this because I would buy and so would many other stunters.
Brandon.
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08-27-2007, 03:03 PM
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Re: stasis prototype shoe...
sent you a pm also
here's the website www.stasisshoes.com to read up on our mission
i like that shoe also...and i want to make a high top shoe in the future but it seems most stunters like quarter and low top shoes... i actually can make this style of shoe if you guys like this for a high top... just let me know. i left you a stuntlife coupon code to get shoes for 50 dollars shipped...i gave stuntlife a code since stuntlife is the backbone of the stunting industry and my online business thus far...i want to keep the price as low as i can for stuntlife cause they are pretty loyal to me and you guys are receptive to the product...thanks alot brandon you post was well thought out
here's the website www.stasisshoes.com to read up on our mission
i like that shoe also...and i want to make a high top shoe in the future but it seems most stunters like quarter and low top shoes... i actually can make this style of shoe if you guys like this for a high top... just let me know. i left you a stuntlife coupon code to get shoes for 50 dollars shipped...i gave stuntlife a code since stuntlife is the backbone of the stunting industry and my online business thus far...i want to keep the price as low as i can for stuntlife cause they are pretty loyal to me and you guys are receptive to the product...thanks alot brandon you post was well thought out
Thought I might post this aswell as send it in a PM.
Hello Bishop, my name is Brandon and I have been skating for just a little over 10 years. I have worn and owned so many shoes I would make any high maintenance bitch jealous. I would like to say that your shoe is an excellent looking shoe, especially for Kawi riders. Not being able to actually try it on I can't determine wether it would have the characteristics I desire in a riding shoe.
That brings me to my question. I would like to offer some suggestions for a riding shoe if you wouldn't mind. For me there is 3 main qualities in a shoe. They are feel, breathability, and style and pretty much in that order. I will go ahead and list and give a break down of what I would like.
So the overall look and characteristics would resemble the Nike Dunks hightop. Heres a pic, hopefully it shows up.
I chose this shoe for a couple of reasons, hightop for support, the sole because its thin has excellent feel and is a gum sole, it's style is sick, and overall is a great shoe. Now I don't want you to think I'm suggesting to copy this shoe exactly, I just want to point out its good features and then work from there.
1) If you were to offer a shoe like the dunk that could come in a hightop and low top you would appeal to 100% of consumers. It would offer ankle support in the hightop (Which I feel is important) and extra breathability in the lowtop.
2) A thin sole is I feel nearly the most important thing in a riding shoe. Some people can stunt perfectly fine in a pair of Icon boots or Lugz with 2 and half inches of sole between there foot and the brake pedal. But once I started wearing a pair of Vans Half-Cabs with the waffle grip sole my brake control increased 200%. That may seem like an overstatement, but having been developing that same "feel" between my foot and a skateboard that feel plays an essential part in control. It doesn't have to be ridiculously thin but I would shoot for somewhere around the thickness of the Nike dunk sole.
3) Style is completely up to you. I like black shoes, they don't show dirt and match nearly everything, but thats just my opinion. Some weirdos like hot neon colors on their shoes, freaks, hahaha, just kidding. I think if you were to keep it nice and simple and look into how skate shoes use a high quality nubuck and triple stitch most of their seams and incorporate that into your design you could produce a high quality shoe for a reasonable price.
That's pretty much my 2 cents on this whole shoe thing. I would like to see you come out with a high quality, functional, and dope pair of footwear that most stunters would be interested in wearing. I think you could design this and keep the price around 60$ so people will buy it and not feel like they are getting ripped off.
Thank you for your time and I hope you will consider this and actually make a shoe like this because I would buy and so would many other stunters.
Brandon.
Hello Bishop, my name is Brandon and I have been skating for just a little over 10 years. I have worn and owned so many shoes I would make any high maintenance bitch jealous. I would like to say that your shoe is an excellent looking shoe, especially for Kawi riders. Not being able to actually try it on I can't determine wether it would have the characteristics I desire in a riding shoe.
That brings me to my question. I would like to offer some suggestions for a riding shoe if you wouldn't mind. For me there is 3 main qualities in a shoe. They are feel, breathability, and style and pretty much in that order. I will go ahead and list and give a break down of what I would like.
So the overall look and characteristics would resemble the Nike Dunks hightop. Heres a pic, hopefully it shows up.
I chose this shoe for a couple of reasons, hightop for support, the sole because its thin has excellent feel and is a gum sole, it's style is sick, and overall is a great shoe. Now I don't want you to think I'm suggesting to copy this shoe exactly, I just want to point out its good features and then work from there.
1) If you were to offer a shoe like the dunk that could come in a hightop and low top you would appeal to 100% of consumers. It would offer ankle support in the hightop (Which I feel is important) and extra breathability in the lowtop.
2) A thin sole is I feel nearly the most important thing in a riding shoe. Some people can stunt perfectly fine in a pair of Icon boots or Lugz with 2 and half inches of sole between there foot and the brake pedal. But once I started wearing a pair of Vans Half-Cabs with the waffle grip sole my brake control increased 200%. That may seem like an overstatement, but having been developing that same "feel" between my foot and a skateboard that feel plays an essential part in control. It doesn't have to be ridiculously thin but I would shoot for somewhere around the thickness of the Nike dunk sole.
3) Style is completely up to you. I like black shoes, they don't show dirt and match nearly everything, but thats just my opinion. Some weirdos like hot neon colors on their shoes, freaks, hahaha, just kidding. I think if you were to keep it nice and simple and look into how skate shoes use a high quality nubuck and triple stitch most of their seams and incorporate that into your design you could produce a high quality shoe for a reasonable price.
That's pretty much my 2 cents on this whole shoe thing. I would like to see you come out with a high quality, functional, and dope pair of footwear that most stunters would be interested in wearing. I think you could design this and keep the price around 60$ so people will buy it and not feel like they are getting ripped off.
Thank you for your time and I hope you will consider this and actually make a shoe like this because I would buy and so would many other stunters.
Brandon.
08-27-2007, 03:03 PM
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Re: stasis prototype shoe...
1) If you were to offer a shoe like the dunk that could come in a hightop and low top you would appeal to 100% of consumers. It would offer ankle support in the hightop (Which I feel is important) and extra breathability in the lowtop.
2) A thin sole is I feel nearly the most important thing in a riding shoe. Some people can stunt perfectly fine in a pair of Icon boots or Lugz with 2 and half inches of sole between there foot and the brake pedal. But once I started wearing a pair of Vans Half-Cabs with the waffle grip sole my brake control increased 200%. That may seem like an overstatement, but having been developing that same "feel" between my foot and a skateboard that feel plays an essential part in control. It doesn't have to be ridiculously thin but I would shoot for somewhere around the thickness of the Nike dunk sole.
3) Style is completely up to you. I like black shoes, they don't show dirt and match nearly everything, but thats just my opinion. Some weirdos like hot neon colors on their shoes, freaks, hahaha, just kidding. I think if you were to keep it nice and simple and look into how skate shoes use a high quality nubuck and triple stitch most of their seams and incorporate that into your design you could produce a high quality shoe for a reasonable price.
edit:new shoes is badass, just not for stunting imo
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08-27-2007, 03:43 PM
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Re: stasis prototype shoe...
and i thought of using this shoe in the united states... i actually designed this shoe for nike japan when i was playing football and nike sponsored our team... they don't seel them in the usa....and i got permission to get my design back to sell only statewide...just cant sell it overseas(skull shoe)
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08-27-2007, 04:04 PM
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Thats why i suggested makin a shoe that comes either hightop or lowtop. Like the dunks do. I know im showing two different dunk colors below, but you could make your shoe to be offered both in high and low.
08-27-2007, 04:08 PM
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Damn!!! Hitop is fugly !! so far nobody is rocking a hitop I would feel confident in. bishop,, if you throw out a prototype hitop that i would feel comfortable approaching ladies in,,,I wil preorder 
08-27-2007, 04:12 PM
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Re: stasis prototype shoe...
Thats why i suggested makin a shoe that comes either hightop or lowtop. Like the dunks do. I know im showing two different dunk colors below, but you could make your shoe to be offered both in high and low.
any particular colors you are interested in... basic or wild.. in kinda like these below pretty pimp
any particular colors you are interested in... basic or wild.. in kinda like these below pretty pimp
