K-Swiss Shoes

K-Swiss was founded by two Swiss brothers, Art and Earnest Brunner, in 1966. The pair of brothers were huge fans of tennis and would soon create the "Classic". Built for intense use, it was created as a performance shoe for tennis players and was the first tennis shoe to feature leather in the upper. The K-Swiss brand took off from there and rapidly gained popularity. Fast-forward to today, and K-Swiss is still pumping out the "Classic," as well as plenty of other casual shoes. Though the color schemes on K-Swiss casual shoes don't scream "look at me," they continue to deliver on durability and reliability, while offering a sharp, stylin' look. But maybe the most impressive update to the K-Swiss brand is their running shoe line, particularly the K-Swiss Tubes. K-Swiss Tubes have been proven to be so unbelievably awesome that they have received the highest of praise from new CEO Kenny Powers. From the "Classic" to the "Tubes," K-Swiss has been delivering highly valued footwear for over 40 years. So if you see a shoe that features the K-Swiss signature 5 stripes, give 'em a try. Your feet will not be disappointed.