Vans Always Seem To Land Face Up When You Throw Them And Here's The Incredible Proof
Vans Challenge on Twitter: Shoes always land right side up in videos
The Internet Is Fascinated With Vans Sneakers Always Landing Right Side Up But There's An Easy Answer Why
People Are Throwing Vans Shoes Into Air for Viral Challenge | Time
Throwing Vans sneakers becomes online viral sensation as users claim they always land 'facing up' | Daily Mail Online
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'Vans Challenge' goes viral after Twitter user notices shoes land right-side up after throwing them | Fox News
Here's How the Vans Challenge Works | Complex
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People Are Throwing Their Vans to See If They Always Land Upright – Footwear News
So now people are throwing their Vans... - Sun & Sand Sports | Facebook
Vans Challenge on Twitter: Shoes always land right side up in videos
Limited Edt - Remember the tweet that got everyone throwing their Vans sneaker to prove they will land facing up? Initially a rubber company, Vans sneakers were named by numbers instead of
