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A D V E R T I S E M E N T Live StreamContact Info.Headquarters:6550 Katella Avenue Phone: (888) 691-8889 Sports:BMX, Snowboarding, Motocross, Surfing, Skateboarding | VANS_66: @sk8board_q @drummerboi9002 @lopez_28 you have to go to conveyor to win the shirts. they have them there. http://ow.ly/zZedFriday, November 6, 2009 2:46pm PST VANS_66: @sk8board_q @drummerboi9002 @lopez_28 you have to go to conveyor to win the shirts. they have them there. http://ow.ly/zZed VANS_66: @tattedgrl NO! you win everything lol :DFriday, November 6, 2009 2:28pm PST VANS_66: @tattedgrl NO! you win everything lol :D VANS_66: no winner yet- 1st person to the Vans Vault Pop-up shop at Conveyor 'im here for Taka' wins 2 Taka Hayashi sig. tees. http://ow.ly/zYZoFriday, November 6, 2009 2:25pm PST VANS_66: no winner yet- 1st person to the Vans Vault Pop-up shop at Conveyor 'im here for Taka' wins 2 Taka Hayashi sig. tees. http://ow.ly/zYZo VANS_66: 1st person to the Vans Vault Pop-up shop at Conveyor & says 'im here for Taka' wins 2 Taka Hayashi signature tees. http://ow.ly/zXXQFriday, November 6, 2009 1:08pm PST VANS_66: 1st person to the Vans Vault Pop-up shop at Conveyor & says 'im here for Taka' wins 2 Taka Hayashi signature tees. http://ow.ly/zXXQ VANS_66: @totallymichael glad you liked it. go go go tour tour tour!Friday, November 6, 2009 12:41pm PST VANS_66: @totallymichael glad you liked it. go go go tour tour tour!  BioVans is a Southern California-based manufacturer of sneakers, skateboarding shoes and other shoe types catering primarily to the skateboarder/surfer youth market. Originally known as Van Doren Rubber Company, Vans was founded on March 16, 1966 by Paul Van Doren, Jim Van Doren (Brother), Serge D'Elia (Investor based in Japan), and Gordy Lee on 704E Broadway in Los Angeles, CA. At first, Vans shoes were produced in the store, decades later American production of Vans shoes ended in July 1995. Vans began taking custom orders when people wanted different color schemes on their shoes. In the beginning, Vans designed their shoes with a diamond tread. Later on, the middle part of each shoe cracked and fell apart during heavy use, prompting Vans to add vertical lines in the tread to increase strength, friction and grip. The tread was officially named the "waffle-sole." Today, Vans works heavily in the surfing, skateboarding, snowboarding, urban and punk markets. The brand has also become popular over the last two years after re-introducing their much-loved slip-on. They have also marketed additional items such as clothing and skateboarding accessories. Video FootageComments
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