Vans skateboarding sneakers have been in close interaction for years by making footwear that not merely withstands the sport's brutalities but also embraces the individuality and style of the wearers.

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Anthony Van Engelen is always pushing the boundaries of what's possible — in skateboarding and skate footwear alike. His new AVE 2.0 is a pinnacle expression of that ethos With an illustrious ...

With a decade of collaboration under their belts, Anthony Van Engelen and Vans Skateboarding have joined forces on a new shoe, dubbed the “AVE 2.0.” “Vans and I have stayed on track with innovations ...

Very seldom does the sneaker industry see females receive their own signature silhouettes, but Vans Skateboarding is here to shake up the game. American-Finnish professional skateboarder Lizzie ...

If you love skateboarding you know Anthony Van Engelen. With a career stretching back to the late ‘90s, Van Engelen, or AVE, has stacked a heap of insane video parts. He was also Thrasher’s 2015 ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. OTW by Vans has been on a roll in 2025. Drop after drop, the powers that be continue to hit us with bold collaborations and ...

Earlier this week, at the Vans Skatepark in Orange, CA the “Get On Board” weekend kicked off celebrating women’s skateboarding. A young girl gives it a whirl at the Girls Skate India pop-up.

Vans and Dime are going to bring back the iconic Rowley XLT sneaker after two decades. The two companies have been collaborating for a while, successfully launching numerous initiatives that have won ...

With its Olympic debut at the Tokyo Games on the horizon, skateboarding is about to enter the mainstream like never before. But before Olympic skateboarding events are broadcast in more than 200 ...

On the first day of the Van Doren Rubber Company on March 16, 1966, in Anaheim, Calif., brothers Paul and Jim custom-made 12 shoes in-house—a silhouette now known as Authentic—for customers. Vans’ ...