MSCHF’s Latest Gobstomper Sneaker Comes With a Dremel for Distressing

MSCHF wants people to beat up its Gobstomper sneaker in order to appreciate the colors hidden beneath the topmost layer. To make things easier, the Brooklyn-based art collective has partnered with Dremel to release the shoe along with the ideal tool for distressing.

The Gobstomper Dremel Edition comes packaged in a co-branded carrying case along with the Dremel 4000, a 1.6 amp variable speed rotary tool that can reach up to 35,000 RPM. Several different sanding attachments are included to have at the sneakers layers — or whatever chores you may have on your plate.

The sneaker itself arrives in a white, black, and blue color scheme to match to match the rotary tool. The very same colors are layered beneath, but bringing them to surface does still ultimately make for a more colorful affair. Dremel’s logo appears on the tongue tag, while MSCHF’s name is printed onto the midsole for a flourish new to the model.

MSCHF debuted the Gopstomber as part of a collaboration with Jimmy Fallon in 2022 and has since released several more colorways on its own. Typically, the sneaker retails for $195. The asking price for the Dremel Edition isn’t much higher than that plus the cost of a Dremel 4000, making it a relatively economic purchase — especially if you might otherwise use the rotary tool.

The MSCHF Gobstomper Dremel Edition will release Nov. 28 through MSCHF’s website and Sneakers App through a 24-hour draw. Pricing is set at $350.

About the Author:

Ian Servantes is a Senior Trending News Editor for Footwear News specializing in sneaker coverage. He’s previously reported on streetwear and sneakers at Input and Highsnobiety after beginning his career on the pop culture beat. He subscribes to the idea that “ball is life” and doesn’t fuss over his kicks getting dirty.