Vans TNT Tony Trujillo

i owned a pair of Vans TNT TOny Trujillos when they first came out, and these are one of the top three best skate shoes ever. They are definitely, however, bulky, and a little bit heavy, compared to some other shoes out there. They are extremely durable despite what one of the other reviews said, more durable than vans' L.A.M.F. or some of Geoff Rowley's other shoes. i skated those for 6 months before i had to let them go. I use to get 2 pair for $50 at copelands in Eugene, and i usally go through a pair in 2-3 months depending on time spent skating, and rain. these are more of a street shoe, they are pretty good for large stairs, but you can find shoes with better cushion and support if your jumping 10-15s all day. but for running around town hitting up banks rails stairs and ollieing off strange things you find downtown, these shoes are awesome. but again, they're more of a cruzin whatever shoe, if your a super technical skater, or you skate only bowl or just flatland you can probably find a better shoe specialized for what you want to skate.

Vans TNT Tony Trujillo - just like all other vans, whether its rowleys, cardiels,laseks etc. these shoes die very quick.

What's funny is vans has been here since 1966, they should be making the best skate/bmx shoes out here, but no, they make the weakest shoes that you could waste your money on.

I have you seen che thomas's shoes from globe? Look at the toe cap, that's how you do toe cap's that don't die quick. There's a ton of good quality makers of skate shoes out there, 88 was nice, until some dork closed it down. dvs and lakai also make durable performing shoes but not vans.

These Vans TNT Tony Trujillo Skate Shoes are Trujillo's first pro model from vans! What I liked about them is they are quite bulky, after getting used to my saviers (which are not bulky) I wanted to wear bulky shoes again!

Tony didn`t disappoint with these shoes. Also check out his second model, the Dr. T and his 3rd, the Tony III.