Zack Schlemmer
December 19th, 2014 (updated)
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Seeming to continually keep making a name for itself as one of the most classic skate shoes of our time, the adidas Busenitz shows up in yet undftd clean and classy look. This time it’s grey suede and ripstop nylon across the upper, paired with burgundy accents, a gum sole and metallic gold branding. Skate in to your local adidas Skateboarding retailer and pick up a pair, because a look this nice surely won’t last long.
Source: Sneaker Politics
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