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STPL x Airwalk x Star Trek – Terrain Collection

Mr. Gundy — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 20:15:18 +0000

To commemorate the DVD release of the latest Star Trek movie, Airwalk and STPL have been recruited to create yet another collection of Airwalk Terrain sneakers for the event. Each model features the delta shield logo on its tongue and heel tab, and comes in a colorway to match one of the Star Trek uniforms, namely, ‘Engineering Red’, ‘Command Gold’, or ‘Science Blue’. You can expect the collection to hit Payless tomorrow for under $50.

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Staple x Airwalk Terrain

Phil Chiu — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 21:11:00 +0000

We last saw the first collaboration between Airwalk and Staple (STPL) with the Star Trek x Stpl x Airwalk Terrain. This time around, the Airwalk Terrain has a more normal look in a brown colorway. The shoe has a brown leather upper along with a black midsole and brown outsole to set the rugged earth tone. The colors are offset by subtle red accents on the laces and Stpl logo tags. This shoe and other colorways of the Terrain are set to release at Payless Shoes for a mere $50 a pair to help out the sensible skater in this tough economy.
Via Sneaker Obsession.

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Star Trek x Staple x Airwalk Terrain

Phil Chiu — Mon, 11 May 2009 00:04:35 +0000

To help boost the promotion of the silver screen release of “Star Trek,” the people behind the sci-fi film have enlisted the help of skate shoe company Airwalk to come up with something unheard of: a Star Trek shoe collaboration. The Star Trek x STPL x Airwalk Terrain features a black tarnished leather upper and black midsole, with a grey mesh tongue. The uncanny resemblance of the Airwalk “A” symbol and the Star Trek shield symbol made this collaboration even better, placing the ST logo on the tongue, laces, and back ankle tab. “NCC-1701″ is stitched on the side heel to match the U.S.S. Enterprise, and the STPL name is found on the side ankle tab. To finish it off, “Star Trek” is printed in white on a red insole, stating the purpose of the shoe. This shoe is limited to 110 pairs for men and 20 for children, and is only available at Reed Space NYC now. Stay tuned for another Star Trek shoe later this fall, and if you haven’t seen the movie, I strongly suggest you do. Live long and prosper, sneakerheads.
Via Todarrinhudson.

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