Looking for Answers about Emerica Jinx - Men's?

Unfortunately, there are no sizes on order for the men's Emerica Jinx shoe in the Black/Green colorway. This style will be sold out online once warehouse inventory is gone.

Actually, I'm not sure if you are asking of the Emerica shoe or the Nike. Doesn't matter much I guess because both are decent skate shoes. It really does come down to personal preference and only you will know what works best. I can point out that both styles have a vulcanized rubber outsole for increased board feel, and both have a low profile for better control. The differences will be the material of the upper. The suede on the Emerica is durable, but would it outlast the canvas and leather upper of the Nike SB Harbor shoe? Depends on how you skate. And the difference in cushioning is that the Emerica has STI™ Level 1 footbed cushioning, whereas Nike uses the Zoom Air cushioning. Which style do you think appeals to you more?

Unfortunately, there are no planned orders to restock any of the sizes for the men's Emerica Jinx shoe in colorway Red/White. This particular style will be no longer available once stock is gone.

We have no plans to restock the Mens Emerica Jinx, in colorway Black/Grey, at this time.

The Mens Emerica Jinx s a much slimmer shoe than the reynolds 3. It has a thinner tongue, less padding and, more "board feel".

The Emerica Jinx shoe has a fat tongue without centering straps.

The general rule is outsoles start breaking down at anywhere from 300 to 450 miles. It depends on how often the Emerica Jinx is used to determine the length of time the shoes take to break down.

The Emerica Jinx does not seem to run large at all. They have kept pretty true to size.