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IPATH footwear was the first established in 1998 with a vision to offer an alternative path to what was happening in skate footwear.
It was the idea of professional skateboarder Matt Field. Matt originally wanted a skate shoe that was fashionable yet simple. In addition, he wanted his shoes to be good for skateboarding performance while still being good to the earth. Matt combined these ideas with his positive outlook on life and thus “I-PATH” – meaning “follow your path” – was developed.
As IPATH began to forge their own path through the often wasteful world of skate shoes, IPATH began incorporating alternative materials such as hemp, organic cotton, and other sustainable materials into their shoes, creating a new standard for the present and future generations of skateboarders to come. Since IPATH embarked on their never-ending question to research new ways to make their products better for the skater and better for the environment, legions of IPATH devotees have sprouted up, joining in the mission to reduce waste and the subsequent negative impact on the environment.
IPATH® has slowly evolved since then, but they have held true to their roots. As they evolve, you will continue to see a further commitment from Matt Field and their entire IPATH team to consistently offer an alternative to what is out there, a new way of looking at things, and products that those who follow their own path can identify with.
FOLLOW YOUR PATH™
Headlined by skate legends Bob Burnquist, Kenny Reed, and Matt Rodriguez, IPATH’s team of riders continues to change the look of traditional skateboarding. Look towards riders like Matt Pailes, Fred Gall, Ben Raybourn, Nilton Neves, Jack Sabback, Richie Jackson, and Danny Dicola to break the mold and carve their own niche in the skate world.
IPATH shoes remain some of the most unique and most recognized styles on the market. With their continued focus on classic style, individuality and eco-friendly alternative materials, their heritage and mantra remains true to this today: “Follow your path.”
