Oakley Shoe One - 1998

In 1998, Oakley ventured boldly into the footwear industry with the Oakley Shoe One. Mainly designed by Toby Rohrbach and supported by Peter Yee who helped design the outsole, this innovative shoe was a true embodiment of Oakley founder Jim Jannard's relentless pursuit of pushing the boundaries of what's possible. It marked a significant milestone in the brand's evolution, reflecting Oakley's unwavering commitment to bold, unconventional design.

Crafted with cutting-edge materials like Kevlar and racing tire-grade rubber, the Shoe One introduced innovations that were ahead of its time. Although it faced commercial hurdles, the Shoe One left a lasting impact and became a cult favorite among collectors. It is celebrated for its bold audacity and fo embodying Oakley's design ethos across a new product category.

Great condition with minor signs of wear - no box.