FILA and Grappler Baki collaboration boots

FILA is an Italian sports brand that has been closely involved with hip-hop culture since the early 90s and is loved by many artists. A collaboration with the popular fighting manga "Grappler Baki."

Based on FILA's classic boot "WATERSEDGE," this item has been customized with specifications unique to this collaboration.
Part of the work line collection for the American market, this waterproof item keeps you comfortable even in harsh street environments.
The outsole is made of durable, high-traction rubber.

The outside is designed with a "Baki Hanma" graphic and an embossed "Baki" logo.
The shoe tongue has the "Baki" logo embossed on the right shoe and the "FILA" logo on the left shoe.
The metal fittings on the top hall are red, which is the image color of the main character, Baki Hanma.
The logos of both brands are printed on the insole.

◆ Grappler Baki
A Japanese fighting manga by Itagaki Keisuke.
A feature-length fighting drama featuring battles between Baki Hanma, the youngest champion of the underground arena, and various other fighters, including Baki's father, Yujiro Hanma, who is hailed as the strongest creature on earth.
It was serialized in Weekly Shonen Champion (Akita Shoten) from 1991, and was later made into an OVA and a TV anime, and continues to enjoy enduring popularity to this day.

◆Keisuke Itagaki
A Japanese manga artist from Kushiro, Hokkaido.
He specializes in works that mainly feature martial arts, and his works are inspired by bodybuilding magazines, human anatomy, and medical textbooks, and depict the beauty of the human body. Its unique depictions with a sense of speed have made it highly popular in the fighting manga genre, and it has captivated many fans for many years.

FILA
A sports brand originating from Italy.
We offer sportswear that aims to make you look "a little stylish" when watching or participating in sports in your daily life.

Founded in 1911 in Biella, Italy, the name comes from the founders, the Fila brothers.
Founded as a knitwear factory, the company later began selling original underwear, and in 1940 changed its name to "FILA."
In the 1970s, the company developed cotton rib material and released sportswear made from this material, adopting a revolutionary advertising method for a sports manufacturer at the time, which was to sign sponsorship contracts with professional players.
Currently headquartered in Korea, the company sells clothing and shoes for tennis, golf, running, basketball, yoga, and swimming, and also focuses on apparel such as casual wear and shoes.