You're thinking it. We're thinking it. Everyone's thinking it. Go beyond cool with these suede Chucks, features a unique high-top design that stays fresh. Plus, OrthoLite cushioning doubles down on the comfort. So technically, one pair would do...but no one would judge if you wanted, say, a pair in every color.
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Trainers by ConverseSweet looks from the ground up . Classic high-top design. Lace-up fastening. Vent eyelets to the inner foot. Signature Converse logo. The bigger the branding, the better. Durable, flat sole. Geometric tread.
From simple beginnings on the basketball court, Converse sneakers have reached iconic status. With a spirit of originality and rebellion, classic Chuck Taylor Converse All Star hi-tops receive a constant update with fresh color ways and prints introduced each season; while Converse's clothing collection of tanks, tees and hoodies continues to mirror their relaxed, contemporary-cool vibe.
Are Converse Chuck 70 high top comfortable?
The 70s have more cushioning than the Classics, so if you need more support, these are also a better choice for you. And the higher rubber sidewall isn't just for show. It adds more stability to the shoe.
Do Converse Chuck 70 run small?
FIT: Converse Chuck Taylor All Stars and Converse Chuck 70s run true to size but they are a narrow shoe. Converse recommend buying a half-size down but we would only recommend this if you have narrow feet. COMFORT: They are really comfortable considering the lack of cushioning!
Why are Chuck 70s so shiny?
Another obvious conversion is the famous midsole on the Chuck 70s, so easily recognisable on the Chuck 70s Hi Black. Constructed with a layer of varnish applied to the midsole and toecap, giving the rubber an off-white tone and a high-quality edge.
What is the difference between Converse and 70s?
The rubber sidewalls of the Chuck 70s also run higher than those of the original Chucks, giving them a look of having slightly thicker outsoles. Converse has said that the Chuck 70s are based on “the original 1970s design,” so they give off a more retro vibe.