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Spring is almost here and that means that the latest lines in skate shoes and apparel will soon be available in the shops. This Spring should be a very interesting time, as many fashion lines have had to limit the number of different ranges and products they are producing to reduce costs. DC skate shoes are one of the most innovative skate clothing brands, so I will soon be heading down to my local extreme sports shop to try on some DC Skate Shoes in Trowbridge and the new Spring range looks set to be a hit.

This season’s 2009 Spring line of DC skate shoes sees an eclectic mix of styles. You have the typical style that the DC Shoe Co. has built there brand name on since they changed their name from Droors. These are fairly basic in design with a limited number of colours, usually with a black or white solid base colour and the DC logo on the outside of the shoe. There are variations in the designs, with graphics on the heels and sides of the trainer but this is the usual DC skate shoe territory with the simple designs coming in leather.

The Rebound and Radar lines of DC shoes, sees a return to the classic high top styled trainer made famous in the eighties. The standard Radar Hi Top sport shoe is more of a simple styled shoe consisting of primary colour designs with a suede upper. The special edition version of this skate shoe is a tad more flamboyant with more colourful almost camouflage like designs. The Rebound hi top DC skate shoe on the other hand comes with a slight snakeskin impression all over the shoes, in both a bright silver colour and toned down green colour.

DC skate shoes also have a wide range of graphic based trainer designs in the Spring line. These sort of DC trainers range from the more elaborate designs, like the Character range, which features a whole host of different art work, to the more simple styles like that of the DC Manteca shoe with its block colours.