Are Converse Chuck 70s worth it?

Yes, if you love Chucks but crave comfort Chuck 70s are everything you love about the style and legacy of the original All Stars, but improved. They’re more comfortable, more supportive, and made of better quality materials.

What is the difference between Chuck Taylors and Chuck 70s?

The Chuck 70 features more stitching and a sturdier construction compared to the original Chuck Taylor All Star. It also has a slightly higher outsole and longer rubber toe cap. The Chuck Taylor All Star is looser and feels flimsier compared to the Chuck 70.

Why are Chuck 70s so shiny?

Most notably, a layer of varnish has been applied to the midsole and toe cap in a process that gives the Chuck 70’s rubber an off-white sheen and a top quality edge.

Should I size down in Converse Chuck 70?

FIT: Converse Chuck Taylor All Stars and Converse Chuck 70s run true to size but they are a narrow shoe. Converse recommend buying a half-size down but we would only recommend this if you have narrow feet. COMFORT: They are really comfortable considering the lack of cushioning!

Are Chuck 70s shiny?

Not only is it shiny, but the siding of the Chuck 70 is a full 5mm higher to provide extra stability during explosive on-court movement, while the pinstripe around the foxing tape is a separate piece of piping seared onto the midsole, as opposed to an inset stripe.

Should I size down Chuck 70?

How can you tell a fake Chuck 70?

Authentic Converse shoes will have a serial number on the label on the inside of the tongue and each shoe will bear this number. If you have two different numbers then something is off. This number should also be on the box they came in as well.

Why is it called Chuck 70?

The Converse Chuck 70 is a tribute to the basketball shoe that dominated American courts in the 1970s.

Do Chuck 70s run large?

As mentioned above, Converse Chuck Taylors run about a half size larger than your normal shoe size, so sizing down a half size when you buy Chucks is probably best.