Ipath Shoes, and Skate Shoes

One cannot simply follow the path, but one can become one with it. Become one with your path with Ipath footwear. IPATH shoes are designed by and for a group of pure street skaters who follow the path of personal self with the understanding required to both realize and achieve their destiny in life.

First established in 1998, IPATH footwear was created with a vision to offer an alternative path to what was happening in skate footwear. It was the idea of professional skateboarder Matt Field, who wanted a fashionable yet simple skate shoe that were designed for performance. Matt combined these ideas with his positive outlook on life and IPATH came to life. Matt originally wanted a skate shoe that was fashionable, yet simple. In addition, he wanted his shoes to be good for skateboarding performance.

IPATH - meaning, "follow your path" - has evolved slowly since, but this is a good thing. The company has held true to its roots as the entire IPATH team continues to work toward providing alternatives to the "normal" path. With newest addition to the IPATH family, Bob Burnquist, IPATH's team of riders continues to change the look of traditional skateboarding. With its grass roots beginning and dedication to nature, IPATH shoes remain some of the most unique on the market.

IPATH started with a unique purpose to focus on classic style, individuality and to introduce alternative materials to skateboarders while carving away from the tech craze. So, it stands to reason that IPATH has been humbly Green since 1999 and that they promote environmental sustainability for the benefit of present and future generations of skateboarders to come.

Since the beginning, it has been essential for IPATH to offer alternative materials such as hemp, organic cotton, and other sustainable materials to our customers. They are on a never-ending quest to research new ways to make their products better and to reduce the impact these actions have on the environment.

Brand: Ipath
Model: ipath matt field's
Reviewer: csingh from stoon
Date Submitted: July 24, 2009
Review:
the shoe design is good, its just that the shoe is too stiff and hard to break in. once you have finally broke the shoe in, its already wrecked. i regret buying them