Vision Streetwear skate reissues

Relive the good ol' days with some iconic skate decks and shoes.

Written by Ed Andrews at 12:05 on November 27, 2009 Comments (4)

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Currently surfing the concrete wave of nostalgia, Vision Streetwear are re-releasing some of their iconic skate decks and shoes.

The Psycho Stick, Aggressor and Gator Pro models were some of the most coveted skateboards back in the days of Marty McFly. The Psycho Stick even manged to sneak onto the cover of Kick by INXS!

And you can complete your retro look with some of Vision's Originals hi-top re-issues like the 1986 Suede High, the 1989 Supertrick High and the 14000 (below).

Let's celebrate with a song...

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Vision Streetwear skate reissues (text) by Ed Andrews is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 2.0 UK License.

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Comments (4)

Those are poor of the highest order.

The shoes look like a Peggy Mitchell wardrobe malfunction and the decks just emphasise why skateboard technology developed (to move past such horrible looking trash).

Also, who is Marty McFlay?

Phill - November 27, 2009, 12:38 / Report abuse
Totally. Does anyone care about vision anymore?

Mark Gonzales started blind skateboards as a diss to them

jacquesknife - November 27, 2009, 12:41 / Report abuse
Are you kidding me! Vision was and still is one of the sickest brands that ever existed!

Long live the psycho stick.

Juvi - November 27, 2009, 15:55 / Report abuse
Seriously, that was the style of deck design back then. It was all vert. Decks today have evolved with the change in skate style. That would be like saying classic cars looked like trash. Those decks are a part of what skating is today, whether you like it or not, and the same can be said for Vision.

Rob - December 3, 2009, 22:33 / Report abuse

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