#hufsoto

[skatedeluxe-skateshop]

@hufworldwide FALL 17 💣 First pieces just dropped at skatedeluxe.com! #huf #sk8dlx #skatedeluxe #hufworldwide #hufsoto

[hhhqstore-blog]

The new @hufworldwide Soto in Welded Black looks proper good!! A fusion of mesh and durable materials on a super comfy cup sole. Bag a pair of these in-store or online at hardcorehobbieshq.com (link in bio) where we have free postage on all footwear to U.K. Mainland 👍🏻 #huf #hufworldwide #hufsoto #hardcorehobbies #freepostage (at Hardcore Hobbies)

[nighthawk4884]

The HUF Soto 30 years of Slam edition great slim skate shoe check them out. At Slamcity.com

[nighthawk4884]

30 Years of Slam HUF Soto review

first glance, the HUF Soto doesn’t appear to be breaking any standards, but this one piece toe model is doing more than it lets on. This cupsole team model offers a sturdy foundation and is introducing HUF’s latest technology: Infinity Rubber. This formulation of rubber is softer than the average compound found in skate footwear, making the shoe susceptible to a faster break-in time through increased flexibility. Somehow, through this formula, they’ve also managed to maintain their outsole’s durability, which doesn’t sound right, considering a softer and stickier rubber usually equates to a brittle, faster wearing product. Leave it to HUF to stump traditional science. The star feature behind the Soto is Infinity Rubber, but what’s changing within the landscape of skate shoes is the length of the toe, it leaves little room for unique designs when the entire market is starting to look the same. From my perspective, the return of the shorter toe comes from a culmination of different elements. For starters, all trends, designs go in cycles. Naturally, it was only a matter of time before the short toe made it return, this time without its trusty puffy-tongued partner. With the other variable being that a shorter toe happens to bring a completely different look and performance value to whatever skate shoe that decides to adopt it, expect a faster flick in exchange for pristine laces, and potentially more control. All in all its a great show for the modern street skater maybe it's time to ditch the wide 90's shoe and slip into something a little more slimming.