Built off of the original 1970s design, the Chuck 70 Hi is made with more cushioning, premium materials and a keen attention to detail. The extra squishy insole has built in arch support so you can wear these for long hours at any function. If it was possible for your feet to smile, they would be right about now.
Features
Sole
Vulcanized
Primary Upper Materials
Canvas
Details
Cons Traction Rubber
EVA Cushioned Sockliner
Sole
Vulcanized - “Vulc” shoes are light, flexible and break in quickly. These don't provide as much foot protection as cupsoles, but they are preferred if you’re looking for good board feel in a shoe with less weight and bulk.
Details
Cons Traction Rubber - Converse maintains their iconic outsole and has updated their classic Converse vulcanized rubber compound to increase board traction for today's skateboarder and offers 70% increased griptape traction.
EVA Cushioned Sockliner - Serious cushioning where you need it so your feet will stay comfortable longer. Offers great energy dispersion but allows for amazing flexibility and board feel.
Reviews
5.0
Overall Rating
Reviewed by
3
customers
Awesome
by Jade Boateng-Moore
in STEWARTSVILLE, NJ(Verified Buyer)
Posted on 6/2/2021
Converse Chuck 70 High Top Shoes - dark root/black/egret
The shoes were either sold out or too expensive, they shipped fast and were a good price here, thank you!
0person has found this review helpful
LOVE
by Gianna
in Boise, ID(Verified Buyer)
Posted on 2/8/2021
Converse Chuck 70 High Top Shoes - black/black/egret
I love everything about these chucks! They’re much comfier than the normal pair and the off white rubber and skinny laces makes them look much cooler. They’re currently my favorite pair of shoes!
1person has found this review helpful
Good ??
by Bekzat Makeyev
in Claymont, DE(Verified Buyer)
Posted on 1/10/2020
Converse Chuck 70 High Top Shoes - black/black/egret
Actually the best shoes I’ve ever had
2people have found this review helpful
Asked by Riley on 5/12/2021
Is this in Men’s sizing?
Answered
by Danny M
(Tactics Employee)
on 5/12/2021
