@theskatebrief
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@theskatebrief Skate shoes from the 90’s you can still get today, Part 2. Did you know about all these? What reissues are you still hoping for in 2026?
@theskatebrief
Instagram · Greenscreen Talking Head
@theskatebrief Skate shoes from the 90’s you can still get today, Part 2. Did you know about all these? What reissues are you still hoping for in 2026?
Performance
Video #28519 · Greenscreen Talking Head
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The creator presents a listicle of five iconic skate shoes from the 1990s that are still available for purchase. For each shoe—the IPath Cat, éS Creager, Simple OS, Emerica Mute, and Osiris D3—he provides historical context, including its original release date and cultural significance, explains its journey through discontinuation and revival, and confirms its current availability. The video concludes by prompting viewers to watch Part 1 and to comment with their own most-wanted shoe reissues.
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What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Title hook · 55%
90'S SKATE SHOES YOU CAN STILL BUY TODAY PART 2
Verbal hook · 25%
Skate shoes from the nineties you can still buy today part two.
Visual hook · 20%
A clean, studio-style shot of a pair of light-colored, moccasin-style skate shoes is prominently featured against a stark black background, immediately establishing the video's subject matter.
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The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
A direct title card and opening line that states the video's value proposition: a curated list of nostalgic items from a specific time period that are once again available.
Payoff
A multi-part call to action that includes internal cross-promotion (linking to previous content), a forward-looking engagement question to spark community discussion, and a direct request for comments.
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The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The Resurrection Reel
Systematically showcasing nostalgic items from a specific era that were discontinued but have since been brought back, following a consistent 'history, disappearance, and revival' narrative for each.
The Niche Favorite
Introduce the first item, establishing the narrative pattern with a product known and loved by a core audience.
The Personality-Driven Icon
Showcase an item tied to a specific, well-known figure from the era, adding a layer of human interest.
The Counter-Culture Pick
Introduce an item that represents an alternative or contrasting style from the era, demonstrating breadth of knowledge.
The Technical Innovator
Highlight an item that was known for its specific features or groundbreaking design at the time.
The Controversial Headliner
Climax the list with the most famous, infamous, or polarizing item from the era to maximize end-of-video engagement.
Skate shoes from the 90’s you can still get today, Part 2. Did you know about all these? What reissues are you still hoping for in 2026?
branding · beginning
THE SKATE BRIEF
title · beginning
90'S SKATE SHOES YOU CAN STILL BUY TODAY PART 2
informational · middle
ésskateboarding.com
informational · middle
osirisshoes.com
call-to-action · end
and if you missed part 1, you can check it out here
call-to-action · end
and what reissues are you still waiting for in 2026?
Skate shoes from the nineties you can still buy today part two, the bad Cat. Originally released in 1999, the Cat was the first truly skateable moccasin and quickly became a cult classic. IPath eventually stopped making the shoes in the mid two thousands better revived the brand in 2024, bringing back the cat in multiple colorways. The S Cragar. Ronnie Cragar's first pro shoe for S in 1999. The chunky tech that quickly became an S staple. It was discontinued in the February better has since been brought back to its OG form and is now available at sskateboarding.com. Simple was doing minimal, no frills skate shoes back in the mid nineties, and they actually had a team that at one point included Jamie Thomas and Rank Gonzales. The brand lost steam and faded out around 2012, but has since come back and now offers offers the OS model in multiple colors. The American Mute. Originally released in 1996, this was one of America's first early technical skate shoes. Big padding, durable construction, rank was perfect for the chunky era. It faded out, but was brought back in 2025 and is still on the line today. Osiris d three, maybe the most polarizing skate shoe of all time. Massive tongue, crazy design, Fred Durst approved, and arguably one of the best selling shoes in the era. Osiris is still making these along with its shinier counterpart, the d three two thousand one. And if you missed part one, you can check it out here. And what reissues are you still waiting for in 2026? Let me know in the comments.