Wikipedia says of this pattern: "In geometry, the rhombille tiling is a tessellation of identical 60° rhombi on the Euclidean plane. There are two types of vertices, one with three rhombi and one with six rhombi." But who cares what plane they're on? You'll be boarding your own plane with this shoes-and-skateboard combination. Look for the smaller-scaled variations of this pattern in this same product line if you prefer. Find the matching shoes here:
Larger scale: <img src="http://rlv.zcache.com/isapi/designall.dll?action=realview&amp;pdt=kedsshoe&amp;pending=false&amp;pid=167910336819609855&amp;style=kids_laceup&amp;size=kids1&amp;upper=white&amp;insidequarter=white&amp;outsidequarter=white&amp;heel=white&amp;insole=white&amp;lining=white&amp;stitching=white&amp;midsole=white&amp;topbinding=white&amp;upperbinding=white&amp;insolebinding=white&amp;context=default_kedsshoe&amp;view=insidefront&amp;tongue=white&amp;extralace=none&amp;lace=white&amp;eyelet=white&amp;tonguebinding=white&amp;bg=0xffffff&amp;max_dim=80&amp;rvtype=product&amp;square_it=true" /> Smaller scale: <img src="http://rlv.zcache.com/isapi/designall.dll?action=realview&amp;pdt=kedsshoe&amp;pending=false&amp;pid=167684839963487137&amp;style=kids_laceup&amp;size=kids1&amp;upper=white&amp;insidequarter=white&amp;outsidequarter=white&amp;heel=white&amp;insole=white&amp;lining=white&amp;stitching=white&amp;midsole=white&amp;topbinding=white&amp;upperbinding=white&amp;insolebinding=white&amp;context=default_kedsshoe&amp;view=insidefront&amp;tongue=white&amp;extralace=none&amp;lace=white&amp;eyelet=white&amp;tonguebinding=white&amp;bg=0xffffff&amp;max_dim=80&amp;rvtype=product&amp;square_it=true" />