Converse Cons

Converse is a sure bet in the sneaker market! With its history dating back to 1908, the now century-old company has evolved over time, and above all in the sports disciplines it has demonstrated that you need to be well-equipped in terms of your feet to push back your limits and increase your potential and performance! Of course, when you think of Converse, you don't initially think of " Converse Cons ", the skateboard division of the Massachusetts-based brand, but rather of Cuck Taylor, the legendary American basketball player and his famous "Converse All-Star" pro model, still the best-selling basketball shoe of all time...

Even before the introduction of Converse Skate, the skateboard scene often made the front page of major magazines such as Thrasher skate mag, with skateboarders performing Tricks in pools with a pair of All-Stars on their feet. To meet the expectations of new generations of skateboarders, the legendary brand, which has been under Nike control for several years, launched its " Converse Cons " program, a department dedicated 100% to the design and imagination of skate shoes in classic Converse shapes, drawing on the brand's archives and integrating the comfort and technology of Nike SB soles and components.

Of course, you have to go back to the 60s and the skateboarding craze to see young skateboarders plying the steep slopes of San Francisco or the 40°-plus alleyways of Los Angeles and its suburbs in California.... And even Hollywood cinema has produced some nice nods to skateboarding and the Converse brand, like Marty McFly in Back to the Future. No flying skateboards here, but skateboard packs tamed by skateboarders who like to have unique-looking, comfortable skateboard shoes on their feet.

The latest Converse cons All Star skate shoes are available in both low and classic high versions. Jake Purcell even gets a nod on Converse Cons, since the launch of the collaboration between Converse & Polar Skate co.

The skateboard team began to emerge in the 90s, although 100% skateboard feet were signed in the 2000s. The first person to wear Converse skate shoes bearing his name was none other than the living legend of 90's skateboarding, Kenny Anderson. Since 2009, Converse's Cons division has established itself firmly in the skate shoe and sneaker market, with a much richer skateboard team featuring Eli Reed, Mike Anderson, Sean Pablo, Aaron Herrington and Frenchman Kevin Rodriguez (Supreme, Hockey skateboard...).

To perfectly match your Converse Skateboard Sneakers, the North American company has also thought of bringing you beautiful lines of sapes with an impeccable streetwear and Skateboard fashion look. From collaborative T-shirts to classic Coach Jackets, you'll love wearing these high-quality, minimalist pieces to your Hawaiisurf Skate Shop Converse Cons.

Converse, the legendary brand that left its mark on the world of basketball with the most successful sports shoe in history: the All Star shoe. Associated with American basketball player Chuck Taylor, it became the Converse Chuck Taylor All Star. 100 years later, Converse All Star shoes are still going strong - an incredible success story. They've been adopted by the whole planet, have stood the test of time, and have been worn by rappers, rockers and skateboarders alike... When Nike bought the brand a few years ago, it gave the old Converses a makeover. Based on the original Converse style, the brand is releasing a new, more comfortable and durable Converse with new materials and the famous Lunarlon cushioning sole. As stylish as ever, but even more comfortable, Converses shoes are now perfect for chilling out, going out and skateboarding! Say goodbye to blisters and heel pain, Converse sneakers now have your skateboarding comfort in mind.

And to complete this new skate shoe line, she's launching a collection of stylish and comfortable skatewear for the right look on the skatepark.