Although he officially hung up his jersey in 2011, Shaquille O'Neal continues to have an impact on the sneaker industry, whether it be through his budget-friendly Walmart shoes or desires to become a part owner of Reebok. Now, Shaq is lending his name to a new kid's basketball line by Skechers, the first of its kind from the brand. Now available in two models-the Durafusion and the Powershot-the shoes in Shaq's first line with Skechers. The Durafusion uses a
skechers cleo usa outlet sale knitted upper and comes in black/lime (pictured), black/red, and black/gray, while the strap-equipped Powershot is available in black/red (pictured), black/royal blue, and charcoal. Whether they're worth the asking price or not is entirely because of the reader.
Skechers isn't backing down against Nike's particular infringement lawsuit from earlier this year. According to The Fashion Law, Skechers has filed a petition for review because of Nike's claims that Skechers violated its Flyknit patents. Skechers' argument is that Nike's knitted tech isn't as unique as it seems, and that its similarities to designs from Italian brand Missoni should render Nike's patents invalid. Skechers also cites Dolce & Divisa as a pioneer of produced shoes. "Knit footwear became a fashion staple in 2010 when high-end fashion designers Dolce & Gabbana and Missoni debuted several knit
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Anyone who pays attention to sneaker stocks sees that Skechers has been crushing it recently, with its shares almost doubling in the past six months. Does that make it a viable target for acquisition by a bigger sneaker company though? Business of favor suggests so in a new piece, which mentions value and increasing revenue gains as some of its attractive attributes. BoF writes that, "it might make sense for a competitor such as Nike to make an offer" for Skechers before the brand gets even more expensive.
skechers consistent best prices The piece also compares such a possible deal to Nike's purchasing of Converse in 2003 for $332 million, which helped the sportswear giant turn around its declining sneaker sales.
Yes Skechers is being sued over its blatant rip-off Burst sneaker, but that's not stopping the brand from dropping new visuals on the shoe. In a new video uploaded to the Skechers YouTube channel spotted by Jacques Slade, a voice that may or may not be the same guy would you dramatic movie trailers expounds upon the rich technical features of the shoe. Such features include the Burst compound that's "designed for shock absorption and maximum cushioning" and an upper that should look immediately familiar to anyone who's ever seen a pair of Flyknits in their life. While Nike is the brand suing Skechers over the shoe seen in the video, the model
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