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Platform Skateboard Sneakers - Casual Flat Skate Shoes
Platform Skateboard Sneakers - Casual Flat Skate Shoes
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Platform Skateboard Sneakers - Street Style Meets Skate Culture
Embrace authentic skate culture with these platform skateboard sneakers that perfectly blend street style with skateboarding functionality. Designed for skaters and street fashion enthusiasts alike, these flat-soled shoes deliver the board feel and style that define skate culture.
Skate-Ready Features:
- Platform Design: Elevated sole provides height while maintaining the flat profile essential for skateboarding
- Skateboard-Optimized: Flat sole design offers superior board feel and control
- Durable Construction: Built to withstand the demands of skateboarding and street wear
- Street Style Appeal: Authentic skate aesthetic that works on and off the board
- Lightweight Build: At 530g, won't weigh you down during tricks or casual wear
Your Street Style Statement:
Whether you're landing tricks at the skate park, cruising through the city, or just want to rock that authentic skate style, these platform skateboard sneakers deliver the look and performance you need. The flat sole provides the board connection serious skaters demand, while the platform design adds a contemporary edge to your street style.
Specifications: Platform sole, flat skateboard design, 530g weight, street style construction
Tips on Foot Size
What you’ll need
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A sheet of paper larger than your foot
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A pencil or pen
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A ruler or measuring tape
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Socks you’d normally wear with the shoes (optional, but recommended)
1. Prepare Your Foot and Paper
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Place the paper on a hard, flat floor (not carpet).
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Stand on the paper with your weight evenly distributed. Stand rather than sit—your foot spreads more under weight.
2. Trace Your Foot
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Holding the pencil upright (not angled), trace all the way around your foot.
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Keep the pencil close to your foot to avoid adding extra width to the outline.
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Do this for both feet—many people have one foot slightly larger.
3. Measure the Length
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Using a ruler, measure from the tip of your longest toe to the very back of your heel on the outline.
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Write the measurement in centimeters or inches.
4. Measure the Width (optional but useful)
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Measure the widest part of your foot (usually across the ball of the foot).
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This can help determine if you need narrow, regular, or wide-fit shoes.
5. Compare to a Size Chart
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Always go with the measurement of your larger foot.
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Enter your measurement in the Shoe Size Calculator.
Extra Tips
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Measure in the afternoon or evening—feet tend to swell slightly during the day.
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If your measurement falls between sizes, most people prefer going to the next size up for comfort.