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Converse Pro Leather 76 OX Proves V

Sneakers have become so colorful and complicated you wish they would come up with something simple to just wear with just about anything. Your wish has finally been granted with the Converse Pro Leather 76 OX sneakers.The Converse Pro Leather 76 OX sneakers come in very simple colorways you can wear them with any colored or plain looking shirt or pants. These sneakers have a white upper accented by different colors for each one—red, green or black.To give you some respite from the white upper you get an off white sole that’s great especially if you don’t step on well-paved roads all the time. This Vintage-style shoe is becoming a hit among sneaker people who want something of the old infused with something new.Converse may be high on colorful sneakers with very demanding designs but at least they took time out to respond to the needs of those who want their sneakers simple and with very basic colors.To create a unified look each of the sneakers come with linings and logo tags that match the accent colors. close

Hook Em Horns: Converse Weapon iD

Earlier this summer, Converse invited me to experiment with their Converse ONE initiative, an “ID� service that allows the consumer to invent their own color combinations and graft logos or personal memorandums onto their kicks. I revised a pair of Pro Leather ‘76 Mids several months ago (hit the link to read more about ONE’s blueprint and my quibbles with its piddling color palette) and got the opportunity to transform the Weapon ‘86 in June. Via: Bounce.Now, the Weapon isn’t just an ordinary shoe for this author. My pops wore ‘em his senior year of college and I sported the re-release in ‘03 as a seventh grader. My jumper was stuck in the impervious bonds of puberty that year, but, man, the “Weapsies� (As a pal lovingly deemed them–we were really weird, I think.) had power! I distinctly remember a small legion of fans chanting at me in warm-ups asking about the flavor below the ankles. Kids asked about them in games, too! This was a chance to assemble my very own ‘86; I knew I had to “bring it.�I ruminated over my handiwork on ONE’s 360 ViewFinder for nearly an hour, searching for a style close

Converse Weapon Evo Available Now

Its been a little over five months since we have been able to bring you any news on the Converse Weapon Evo, a redesigned and updated version of the classic Converse Weapon. Now that we have gotten the go ahead from the folks at Converse we can now bring you plenty of details about the Weapon Evo as well as provide you with plenty of images of the sneakers and the upcoming colorways.The Converse Weapon Evo is an all new, court-ready, performance basketball shoe evolved from the original Weapon. The Evo features some of latest technology from Converse and sports the iconic Star Chevron logo, a logo which will be seen on all the upcoming releases for the Converse Fall 2009 Lineup. Some of the technology used to design the Weapon Evo includes the Converse Balls Technology which makes its official debut in the Evo. This all new cushioning system is the shoes heel that provides superior impact protection. The heel of the sneaker has several polyurethane balls, which when compressed, rebound and push back to create a unique low profile support system that reacts to the athletes foot as its responds to the demands of the game. The Evo also features a perforated leather upper for enhance close

Converse Ox Low & Reverse Mid - Red

Converse sticks to their timeless looks with the release of the Red Pack. Both shoes feature red suede uppers and white soles with black accents. These are in stores now so go cop a pair. The Ox and Reverse Mid retail for $55 and $75 respectively.Via: Premier close

Converse Weapon EVO

Available now at Converse account for $90 is this pair of Converse Weapon EVO. Evolved from the original Weapon silhouette, they sport a black and silver design along with green accents, with a hint of patent leather on the heel.The Weapon EVO is a high performance sneaker evolved from the original Weapon, which debuted in ‘86 and quickly became an immediate on-court favorite. Worn by two of the game’s biggest rivals as their “Weapon of Choice�, the sneaker challenged its competition to secure its legacy in sport and culture.You may know this, or you may not. But it’s true. And all the stuff the Weapon stood for then has gone into the EVO, along with what it means to play the game today. close

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