Nike’s Sharp Suede Skate Sneaker Is Bad to the (Light) Bone
The Nike SB Malor lands in a "Light Bone" colorway, which looks almost too good to be destroyed. But that's what the point of the skate model.
The Nike SB Malor sneaker has mastered the art of looking good while being destroyed.
Its "Light Bone" colorway arrives as another clean release, featuring canvas and suede touches, all dressed in nice beige and army green colors.
It's almost too clean to thrash. However, Nike has built the Malor for that very reason.
For those just starting with skateboarding, that could mean several rough falls and hours of repeating tricks till you get it right. That's where the Malor comes to the rescue.
It's basically a sneaker designed for those getting their feet wet, promising a durable ride that'll hold up during those long sessions. It even borrows the grippy circular patterned outsoles from the Air Force 1 (Nike SB's Code 58 sneaker has them, too).
But the Malor isn't just sturdy; it's also quite stylish. Like many of today's skate shoes of today, the Malor offers several fashionable colorways that look good in and out of the session. The "Light Bone" pairs included.
Speaking of which, the beige Nike SB Malor sneaker is now available on websites like Unheardof and Long Beach Skate Co for $80.
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