Parents finally have a breath of relief as the classic Dunlop Volley canvas sports shoe makes a comeback against its more expensive competitors.
Gone are the expensive, high-tech, designer trainers that were the must-have shoe for teenagers only a few years ago. Making a return to the hippest feet is the humble Dunlop Volley.
Sales of the Volley has increased by more than 50 per cent in the past financial year.
'It's all about kids wanting to wear the $30 shoes with the $400 jeans,' said Andrew Savage, general manager of Dunlop Sports, Footwear.
The shoe, created in the 1930's, also appeals because of its retro style.
Volleys are equally popular with dads as they are with their sons.
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