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5 Responses to “Converse Boy & Girl Chuck Taylor Original”

1. J. Phan Says:
   July 7th, 2010 at 9:31 am

   “Chucks” are the only shoes that have ever existed. Since 1923 have Chuck Taylor All Stars “were just a piece of rubber and canvas” – they have not one bit from the sands of time changed. These shoes are devilishly simple, and customizable in every way. Anyone can wear Chucks these days, but you can still make it your own. There are so many ways, what color would you like? One of the key colors black and white? Monochrome black? White? Red? Green? Blue? Pink? How about the newest type or print? Every year Converse also pumps new seasonal colors and different styles such as double-tongued shoes, “tear-aways”, faded looking, everything. You can buy different color laces or you can go crazy with a Sharpie and draw some art all over the shoe. And for something seemingly so weak, they are pretty durable. My shoes have withstood countless running and hitting the asphalt, games of football, basketball, jumping from everywhere, the basic abuse a teen can dish out to his feet. Granted, they may not be too comfortable at first, but when you get your feet with which they, well, you do not even notice that you no longer wear. However, it takes a few setbacks, but if you look at modern shoes, you see the differences in design. But to admit something about three-quarters of a century ago, you must, they damn impressive. The skinny: PROS

   customizable in any way-laces can be easily shared and up in any pattern you want to be done

   look with anything and everything big, the unisex casual sneaker that even pull the occasional compliments from colleagues or friends.

   lightweight shoes for most of today, compared

   -so-many colors from the basic core colors (black, red, green, blue, white or pink) to different designs (60s tie dye, camo, skulls, flames, etc.)

   also different types of shoes, are the classics of the newer double uppers, tear-aways (shoes with two layers of canvas, and some parts have gone to show the brighter underlayer), torn, faded two-faced, and also other materials such as leather and suede.

   CONS-the color, especially in hard way All my navy blue Taylors have been bleached to the color of very faded blue jeans.

   the rubber parts of the shoe can be dirty pretty fast, but easy to clean.
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   -overall the shoe is very comfortable, but not recommended for long or run a full day on the promenade. It depends a lot on the shape of the foot, when your feet are flat, you will find that these shoes are a match made in heaven. Otherwise, you may have some issues, but not so bad, they are unacceptable.

   I do not know what it is about them, but they make your feet look bigger than they really are .

   will not be used as SKATE SHOE. Converse shoes are made of canvas that does not give you any mercy from runaway boards, and they have no adequate cushioning on the top, bottom, side or for such service.

   NOTE: BUY A HALF-size smaller than what you have to aim. A Converse size 10 is actually a 10 2.1.

   Another note: If this bothers you, then you should know. Chucks are no longer manufactured in the USA. They have now outsourced to other countries, especially China. Your Chucks will not fall apart, will be on you or anything, but now know that Converse is a subsidiary of Nike, a company known to use sweatshop labor to make their shoes.
   Rating: 5.4

2. J. Swenson Says:
   July 7th, 2010 at 10:10 am

   Now I use it for weightlifting and they lead. They are completely flat so it my feet a rest area is very stable in the conduct of squats, deadlifts and other heavy movements. Also a positive side effect is that it will not save my other shoes because the beat makes it last much longer, since wear soft shoes very easily under heavy stress.

   I recommend this shoe on the lift.
   Rating: 5.5

3. Interplanetary Funksmanship Says:
   July 7th, 2010 at 11:23 am

   One of the unforeseen consequences of baby shoes with those ubiquitous Velcro fasteners is appropriate that they gone in 30 seconds when they are on a baby’s feet. Even babies who can pry off with less-than-well-developed motor skills damn things in no time at all, really.

   As a result of poorly designed shoes, as well as lowtop baby shoes in general went, my baby boy in the summer barefoot feet and pajamas in cooler months.

   wore until he was 10 months old, it occurred to me that the solution to his insufferability when it came to buy shoes was this excellent classic Converse Chuck Taylor All Star Hi-Tops. They are not only the sweetest and coolest shoes out there (especially in Basic Black), but if you pry a double-click the node laces, your child will never them. Mine does not.

   He wore these (size 7, toddler) for a solid six months, and carried them out, but never fell apart. They stopped by the playground duty, walks around the track, daily errands, is vomited on more than a few times and thrown it in the washing machine just as many. As Bob Seger would say, “like a rock.”

   When it is time to bronze our boy’s first pair of baby shoes, were they selected those to be immortalized in copper , forever frozen in time every wrinkle, fold, and worn out rubber. They also look cooler all bronzed!

   My boy has been wearing his size 8 is available now for about eight months, and although they just ready to pinch his big toes, they keep as good as the first pair, despite more wear and tear. We break the size 9′s tomorrow.

   Hooray!
   Rating: 5.5

4. Jess Li Says:
   July 7th, 2010 at 12:14 pm

   Although I love shoes from Converse, Bealls Florida actually sent me the wrong size. Well, I have to pay for shipping and handling, the shoes back and get the size I really want extra.
   Rating: 5.4

5. Gina Dell'Amico Says:
   July 7th, 2010 at 1:23 pm

   IMPORTANT! The Purple Mountain Chucks are actually a dark purple Concord grapes, with a lot of gray. Nothing like the light purple shown in the picture!
   Rating: 5.5