Duck Boot Low
Autrion
$189.00
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About Boro
Born from the grit of New York City and the legacy of underground skate culture, the Zoo York 3D printed Skate Shoe marks a bold return to skate innovation. Created using cutting-edge 3D-printing technology powered by the Zellerfeld platform, this shoe fuses old-school style with cutting-edge engineering - bringing the essence of NYC street skating into a future-forward design.Inspired by the oversized, chunky silhouettes of the '90s, the Zoo York 3D printed Skate Shoe nods to the era when graffiti-covered subways and bombed hills defined the five boroughs. This isn’t just a shoe — it’s a tribute to a time, a place, and a crew that changed skateboarding forever. Designed to thrive in the urban landscape, the shoe features engineered breathability zones in high-heat areas to keep feet cool through heavy sessions.At its core is a multi-density construction that delivers durability where it’s needed most - without sacrificing flexibility. The outsole geometry enhances board feel and control, giving skaters a precise, connected ride. Because each pair is 3D-printed to the unique shape and size of the wearer’s foot, the fit is unparalleled - maximizing comfort, response, and overall performance.Made of Zellerfoam, a soft thermoplastic stronger than traditional rubbers or EVA foam, the Zoo York Skate Shoe is designed for a longer lifespan with zero waste. Ethically produced and fully recyclable.With this release, Zoo York reclaims its roots -This is more than innovation; it’s a revolution grounded in heritage.
$189.00
About the Creator
New York City. The 1970s. A gang of graffiti-writing skateboarders led by Mark 'Ali' Edmunds started a crew called 'The Soul Artists of Zoo York'. They became respected throughout the five boroughs for bombing subways with spray paint as well as bombing hills on their skateboards. By 1993, a new generation of New York City kids had taken over. Sick of being overlooked by the California-centered skateboard industry, and with the blessing of the original Zoo York crew, Rodney Smith, Eli Morgan Gesner, and Adam Schatz set out to disrupt skateboarding by making the first skateboard brand to represent for New York City in its very name. Starting with skateboard decks and T-shirts run out of a grimy warehouse in Lower Manhattan, Zoo York quickly grew to be an international streetwear sensation, evolving into one of the most recognizable lifestyle brands to come out of skateboarding. Now, just after the 25th anniversary of Zoo York, the founders are back to bring the original flavor of the brand back to its roots — to represent New York City street culture. Zoo York — under old management.
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