LOS ANGELES – November 06, 2026 -- Young athletes can pre-order the ALLDAY SLIDE, a recovery slide with swappable covers, for $75 starting November 5. It is the first product from ALLSKNS, a new youth sports footwear brand launched by FCTRY LAb.
The slide swaps looks without swapping shoes
The ALLDAY SLIDE is built for the hours before and after games, from the last whistle to the car ride home. Its patented design uses interchangeable SKNS: a core SKN slides into the top frame, and a footbed SKN slides into the footbed. Each SKN is reversible and symmetrical, so it fits either foot, and the brand says one pair delivers four looks.
Underneath, an EVA foam base and an interchangeable EVA insole provide double-layer cushioning. Built-in vents add airflow. Because athletes can swap or add SKNS rather than buy a new pair, the brand says the system cuts waste.
The slide launches in four base colors: black, white, charcoal and khaki. Each pair includes a set of SKNS. Pre-sale runs at the brand's website and select U.S. retailers.
A veteran footwear developer leads the brand
Omar Bailey created ALLSKNS and has more than two decades of footwear development experience. He led the Yeezy/adidas Innovation Lab from 2019 to 2022, helping bring the Foam Runner and 450 to market. He has also built custom footwear for NFL players Jalen Ramsey, Trent Williams and Travon Walker.
In 2022, Bailey co-founded FCTRY LAb, a Los Angeles footwear lab and venture studio. It has raised $17 million and says it cuts product development from up to a year to as little as one month. ALLSKNS is the first standalone brand to come out of its Innovation Kitchen. Timothy Nickloff is co-creator and partner.
Marketing starts on the sidelines
ALLSKNS is partnering with USA Lacrosse, the sport's national governing body, and CDA Slammers FC, one of the nation's most decorated youth soccer clubs. The brand plans to appear at fields, sidelines and tournament weekends. Its digital and social campaigns will feature real student-athletes, along with the coaches and families who keep youth sports running.
Slauson & Co., Level One and Elysian Park Ventures back the brand, along with independent investors from professional sports, youth culture and fashion. Elysian Park Ventures managing partner Pete Vlastelica said he expects the brand to "show up on every sideline in America."