Louie Lopez's first pro model shoe is inspired by retro tennis shoes giving it a low profile, but packed with skateboarding functionality. The durable upper is backed with rubber to extend the life of the shoe past just the upper material. The OrthoLite insole with Nike Zoom Air technology provides excellent impact absorption and heel bruise protection. A vulcanized construction with the original CONS traction rubber gives you the responsiveness and boardfeel that you love about Converse shoes. Ya' did good Louie!
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.
Material Tech
Rubber Backing - Added durability thanks to the rubber backed upper material, the rubber layer is applied to the back of the outer material to enhance durability and extend the life of the upper, these shoes are tough.
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.
Molded OrthoLite Sockliner - Specially developed Converse double density molded OrthoLite sockliner features heel and forefoot pads in high impact areas for energy dispersion.
OrthoLite foam fights against fungus, bacteria and odor through a patented environmentally friendly biocide
High level of breathability and moisture wicking, OrthoLite's open cell polyurethane foam is 95-100% breathable allowing air to circulate through the sockliner.
Zoom Air Bag Heel - Nike Zoom technology combines pressurized air with internal fibers to deliver highly responsive cushioning that springs back fast for maximum impact protection.
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My second favorite CONS shoe
by Daniel
Posted on 2/11/2020
Converse Louie Lopez Pro Skate Shoes
Although I prefer skating in the CTAS Pro low tops, I do love the Louie Lopez's. I've bought two pairs. You really can't buy a better skate shoe. They're comfortable and durable; they break in fast; and they're original looking. I've never seen a shoe like it. I have a hard time believing these shoes could fall apart in two weeks. My current pair definitely looks like they've seen better days, but they're still holding up strong. But yes, you definitely need to buy at least a .5 size down.
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Looks minimal and slick
by Forrest
Posted on 1/28/2020
Converse Louie Lopez Pro Skate Shoes
These look really good and I look forward to skating them. I would recommend going a half size down if you plan on skating them. I’m a 9.5 and ordered a 9 and they fit great.
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Two weeks?!
by Liz Meinzer
in Sacramento, CA(Verified Buyer)
Posted on 1/9/2020
Converse Louie Lopez Pro Skate Shoes - grand purple/black/white
My son was sooo excited to have these. By far the worst construction ever Fell apart in two weeks. The suede ripped and detached from the rubber trim.
2people have found this review helpful
TTS For Sure!!
by JakeLuvsCurbs
Posted on 7/30/2019
Converse Louie Lopez Pro Skate Shoes
These bad boys were some of my favorite skate shoes I’ve had in a VERY long time! They fit true to size unlike the CTAS or the One Stars. I guess my only real complaint would be the impact protection but for me I hardly noticed considering I mostly skate low impact type stuff (tranny curbs ledges). I think that if you are looking for a sleek and reliable skate shoe, these should be on your list to skate :)
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Run big
by Please fofty
Posted on 7/2/2019
Converse Louie Lopez Pro Skate Shoes
These definitely run big imo, great looking shoe tho
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Solid Shoe
by SF Skate Club is ??
Posted on 5/3/2019
Converse Louie Lopez Pro Skate Shoes
Digging these hard right now. Even after skating 10+ still aesthetically not near out. AKA they wear extremely well with just a lil goo in the laces to protect.
I usually run a 9.0 in CTAS and 9.5 in Jack Purcell or others. While on the CTAS sole these fit more true to size (if 9.5 get a 9.5.)
Only downside is insole and overall cushioning. Cons really gotta get this figured out.
