Spanish brand launches sneakers that require no glue

Published November 13, 2026 15:19

Aidana Seisembek

Aidana Seisembek

LifeStyle Journalist
Tanat Kozhmanov

Tanat Kozhmanov

Senior Editor t.kozhmanov@kursiv.media
Photo: Camper, photo editor: Dastan Shanay

An innovative sneaker design from Spanish footwear brand Camper is generating buzz on social media. The brand’s Roku sneakers can be assembled like a construction set, without using a single drop of glue.

The model’s name comes from the Japanese word for «six,» reflecting the sneakers’ six interchangeable components, including a lightweight outsole, a removable insole, a flexible upper and a lacing system.

The sneakers’ main selling points are their customizable design and sustainability. Wearers can take them apart at any time to clean individual components, replace worn-out parts or mix and match colors from different sets. The modular design allows for up to 64 different color combinations.

Camper first introduced the model in 2024. While some social media users praise its innovative concept and futuristic aesthetic, others joke that a single pair costs as much as several pairs of conventional sneakers.

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