Converse Chuck Taylor All Star High Top Sneaker

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Bought these to paint on. You can use a razor blade to open up the middle of the rubber logo, then peel off the rubber to expose the canvas.This is my second pair of Chuck Taylors that Ive given the post-impressionist treatment to. They last almost forever if you take care of them!

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Im a huge fan of Chucks, but Ive gone through 5 pairs of the same black ones in just over a year. The quality is absolutely horrible. Every single pair has experienced the same problem. The bottom of the sole at the toe separates completely. Then it will catch in the ground or let water in. I finally quit buying new ones and tried to repair my old ones.on the picture you can see where I used silicone to try and reattach the sole. This pair lasted about 3-4 months.

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I really love these sneakers! They seem to be helping with my chronic plantar fasciitis which is an absolute delight considering all the treatment that I have gone through after all these years. I have an insert on the inside on the heel from Heal that pain insert and the combination is fantastic for my feet.

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I really like these shoes! They run narrow and a bit large though, probably because they are unisex shoes. In most shoes Im a 9 but I got an 8 in these and the length is perfect, they do run slightly narrow at the toe but if you wear thick socks it shouldnt be a problem until they are broken in.

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I buy a new pair between 1.5-2 years. Only use them in the gym. For Squat and Dead lift they are a great shoe. nice hard rubber sole to provide a stable platform when weight is sitting on your back or youre bent over a bar ready to pull weight from the floor. When the gym is filled with trendy Bros in designer foot wear you come prepared to move weight with the correct footwear. Real wear comes from the picky toe area with time. The pressure from pushing on the outside of the foot squatting tears a hole with time through the fabric and moves down into the rubber strip binding the fabric and sole. Thats when its time for new shoes for safety purpose. You dont want 405+ pounds on your back only to have the side of the shoe blow out risking knee joints trying to compensate.

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