Etnies, Vans, and DC skate shoes were all staples of skate culture in the 2000s, and are seeing a resurgence with rise of nostalgic Y2K trends. Shop skateboard sneakers ahead.

In a collaboration with Stone Island, the original Numeric skate shoe, the 272, gets a stripped-down reimagining.

You hung out with your crush at the skate park before *Scape opened. ... Chunky skate shoes are the next Y2K trend Gen Z is trying to revive. Borrowing from the boys has never looked this cool.

For years, Reynolds did it all in shoes that defy the conventional wisdom of flat, grippy soles being best for skating. Old-school New Balance runners (think the 900 series) feature chunky ridged ...

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The return of the puffy skate trainer should come as no surprise. Y2K styles are now so ubiquitous that, if you were to go to any kind of Gen Z-populated event, or even just look outside, you could ...

The skater shoe brand, which first debuted in 1987, had a huge moment in the late '90s and early 2000s — along with other skate shoes from brands like DC and Vans.