Vans Prone

The Vans Prone shoes fell apart too fast. Save your money and buy Rowley shoes instead.

I bought the Vans Prone shoes and I'm still glad I did. They feel great there not expensive, look cool and are light. I skate a lot about half the day I'm awake, I go to school come back and skate till I go to sleep and they fell apart in nothing flat. Rowley Slims are the way to go if you are a die hard Vans fan like me : )

I got Vans Prone skate shoes last x-mas and they rocked until I started skating. I've only been skating for about 2 months but they started getting bad Ollie and kick flip holes. They hardly have any grip left and the bottom is starting to show my foot. I skate every day for about 5 hours... they're good shoes if you just want to look kool, but they suck as skate shoes. And I wouldn't recommend them.

I bought Vans Prone Skate Shoes about 2years ago and they are the best everyday slip on comfy shoe, they aren't great for skating though so I don't recommend them for that.. but if you just want a comfy shoe BUY THIS SHOE! :( I lost mine at Warped Tour lol now I can't find them and have to have them SPECIAL ORDERED, 'because I loved them so much!

Got these Vans Prone Skate shoes because they felt so comfortable, but when I started skating, they were in shreds in just a few days.

Right these shoes first shoes i got for skating in..alright for when ur just skatin about not doin much but when ye start doin triks or learning they just shread.. caspa/flips causes lace to rip *think thats on most shoes anyhoo* and my mates have well you can see his sock..i got osiris flux now..they are alrite..stoped skatin as much thow so blargh.. im slaggin these shoes off a bit aint I..

These shoes are the best, and i'v had Emerica, Etnies, Airwalk and Es, and theses are the best! They may not be professional, but they're good for me, i recommend beginners to amatuer! The material is leather, so they never brake, good price range, about £55 ($67)! Gnarly!