With over fifteen years in the business of skateboarding, Adidas are no longer an industry outsider but are a pioneering brand who invest in skateboarding and help to further its development. Boasting an expansive skate team with legends like Mark Gonzales, Lucas Puig and Mark Suciu mingling with the up-and-comers like Alec Majerus, Adidas continue to push skating further and they of course bring their expertise in footwear manufacturing to the more niche field of skateboarding, holding their own at all times. Adidas are well-renowned for their clean lines and sharp hits of colour. The Lucas Premier Skate Shoes have been created using this same concept. Boasting the Adidas 3-Stripe on the side, this beautiful contrast of colouring/material will make you stand out from the crowd.

The front of the upper of the shoe comes in a premium suede, reinforced with ADITUFF technology to make it much more resistant to the wear and tear of skating. The midfoot comes in a breathable mesh, providing improved comfort and a nice, close fit. The heel features a rubberised bounter, providing much more stability, as does the cupsole design which sits your foot deeper in the shoe and closer to the board. Rounding off the shoe is the herringbone-patterned rubber outsole, which provides incredible traction and grip when skating, always necessary.Once your return is processed, please allow up to 5 (five) working days for the money to appear in your bank account ( this is the bank's policy, not ours) So, if you bought a gift and effed up the sizing or seriously misjudged your S.O's taste ... don't panic, we've got you covered.

Lucas himself skates most of his shoes without an insole, and initially wanted to create the Lucas premiere ADV with absolutely no insole. With that in mind, adidas Skateboarding’s main focus of the cushioning features of the Lucas premiere were to make them as minimal as possible. Moreover, by removing excess cushioning, the shoe is much more lightweight and comfortable, a win win situation for those who mostly skate flatground, ledges and low to medium impact spots. The shoe’s cushioning elements are a simple 2-part system: an extremely thin insole resting over a tapered crating midsole, which disperses the impact from landings evenly out to avoid hurting the feet. The two part cushioning system is easy to see in the half cut diagram. The shoe’s cushioning is no problem for low to medium impacts but skating anything bigger than an 8 stair will definitely be a bigger challenge for your feet.