Some shoes are built for the streets, some for the trail—the Crosspath XC doesn’t bother choosing. Vans laid the foundation on a Vibram XS TREK EVO sole for enhanced traction on slick sidewalks and muddy paths, then wrapped the upper in recycled mesh and suede with abrasion-resistant panels that take rocks and scuffs in stride. A DWR coating shrugs off drizzle, speedlaces lock in fast, and UltraCush™ midsoles keep you moving, even when the day runs long. Finished with the iconic Sidestripe™, it’s a sneaker that looks city, works trail, and stays steady when the weather flips.
Features
Low-top sneaker built for all-terrain, all-weather versatility
Vibram XS TREK EVO outsole provides responsive, multi-surface grip
Technical upper made with recycled PET mesh, suede, and textiles
Abrasion-resistant paneling adds protection and durability
DWR (durable water repellent) finish sheds light moisture
UltraCush™ midsole cushioning for comfort and support
Speedlace system with clip for quick, secure fit
Easy-on pull tabs for fast entry
Finished with Vans’ iconic Sidestripe™ insignia
Sizing
Materials
Upper: Recycled PET mesh, suede, and textiles with DWR finish
Midsole: UltraCush™ foam cushioning
Outsole: Vibram XS TREK EVO rubber with all-new tread profile
About Vans
Vans got its start in 1966 in a small Anaheim, CA factory attached to its first retail store. In that one-stop shop they dreamed up new models, figured out how to build them, and chatted with regulars about where to go next. If you’ve ever sworn by a pair of Vans, you know how the story went from there. From their origins as the first true skate shoe for 1960s pool-trespassing skaters to Spicoli donning checkered Vans in Fast Times at Ridgemont High, they’ve grown into a staple—a quintessential canvas, vulcanized sneaker. To give you the full picture, we stocked our shop with a mix of their newest technical, outdoor footwear, and classics based on those originals they made out of Anaheim in the ‘60s and early ‘70s.
