Ct All Star Hi M9162 - Converse - 10.5 - WHITE

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Ct All Star Hi M9162 - Converse - 10.5 - WHITE




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Average Rating:  out of 5 stars
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Binding: Misc.
Brand: Converse
Clothing Size: 10.5 M US
Color: White
Department: mens
EAN: 0022859471732
Fabric Type: canvas



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Product Description:
The legendary Chuck Taylor All Stars by Converse have a great history and legacy as one of the first athletic shoes. Today, Chucks are cooler than ever, with a look that goes with nearly anything, and colors beyond Chuck Taylor's wildest imaginings. Canvas upper, lace up front, vulcanized midsole. Chucks run a little big. Men's sizing shown, women order two whole sizes smaller for ideal fit.











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Customer Reviews
Average Rating:  out of 5 stars

Rating: 1 out of 5 stars - Disapponted
I did not get what I wanted. They sent me different color. So, I returned it.



Rating: 2 out of 5 stars - Wrong product
* The shoes came really fast but they were not the ones that I ordered. I ordered the black and white chucks and when I opened the box, they were completely black. There was not enough time to call and complain to get the correct ones. ...



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Outstanding shoe, and fast delivery!
These were exactly what I wanted, at a great price, and speedy delivery! The only thing I would have changed about anything, is that I would like to have seen even more pics b4 the purchase.



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Great shoes.
* I always liked the way they looked, but thought they were too expensive for the simplicity.
Mind, living here in New Mexico is realy hot so after looking for some fresh shoes I finally decided to give these Converse a shot.

Pleasently suprised as I was, these things actually are as comfy as everyone always says. Not too much ankle support unless you lace them up tight though. But I found they can be evrything you want them to be. For support, lace them tight. For more comfort and ventilation, lace them loose. On top of that they fit with every pair of pants, even dress pants.

My feet are not hot anymore and walking has become more enjoyable. ...



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Converse All Stars
The shoes are great, and the shipping time was reasonable, as was the price. A warning: not all types can be shipped to Canada, which is frustrating to find out just as you're finishing up an order.

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