ASICS Surface Series (Directional Level)

I am always excited when trainers I have worked on hit the streets. Just to make it clear, the green one isn't inspired by the Home Grown Air Max, even though Sef worked on both shoes. Please read about our source of inspiration below!

ASICS is now set to launch two new versions of the GEL-Lyte Speed called the Surface Pack. Inspired by the outdoors, both shoes feature things a runner is likely to come across when out and about. One of the models is grey to represent the colour of the road, and has touches of red and white for a road-sign look and feel, while the other has a more off-the-beaten-track style, with green to represent grass, and a mud-splashed sole and lace design. A nice pair of spare laces are included. The European release will be in the week of 15 december and both of them will drop in limited quantities!

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1. Is there an ASICS level like Nike Quickstrike or adidas Consortium?
Yes, there is a level similar to Nike Quickstrike or adidas Consortium, it's called the Directional Level!

2. How do I know if a sneaker is part of this level?
Only specials are indicated on internet as Directional releases. If not, it's not a special drop, it's just that simple!

3. Where to buy them?
At stores like: Patta, Solebox, Colette, WoodWood, SNS, Hanon Shop or Crooked Tongues. There are more great stores included in this project, so if you want to know which carry the Directional Level, please e-mail me!

Some facts about Sef.
Sef, a gifted graphic designer, member of Habbekrats Reclame, 1 of the most talented Hip Hop MC's in Holland (Flinke Namen) and member of the Endorsed crew was one of the main designers behind the Nike Air Max 90 Homegrown sneaker. He was also one of the people behind the ASICS x Solebox "Here Comes The Sun" campaign.