👟 Converse Men's Star Optic White Fashion Sneakers: Stylish Footwear for Men Review

I LOVE my Converse. I seriously live in them and own several pairs. One eventually fell apart after about 5 years so I figured I'd replace it. They don't look like my old ones at all. My old ones were immediately comfortable. This caused me to have blisters on the back of my heel and I was actually bleeding from the back of one of my ankles where it cut into my skin. They are too rigid and inflexible. One of the tongues rests on my leg and it's incredibly uncomfortable. I hope they end up…

I hate them, I've loved these shoes since I was a teenager but this will be my last pair. Their durability is practically non-existent. My last few pairs always fall apart after a few months of wearing. And I'm an office worker, I don't run in these things, I don't skate or bike. They seem to be held together entirely with glue and the glue just doesn't last long. Despite being so "simple" apart from durability issues, their price tag is totally unjustified and evokes nostalgia for the days…

This is the SECOND pair I have bought for my wife and that is because she literally had holes in the first pair and I had to force her to put them on to throw away. They arrived on time, were exactly the color and size she wanted and they fit perfectly. She also has a pair of these gorgeous blue sneakers that she trades back and forth as her kick shoes.

To be honest I was a bit nervous after I bought them because AFTER I read the reviews and people said they were fake and stuff. Received them in the mail today, they came in their original packaging and were exactly the same size as my other Converses. I usually wear a women's size 8 (so I'm a men's size 6) in white. They fit perfectly and look authentic. I only paid about $39-$40 for them with free shipping! I was also nervous that the sizing wasn't true to size as some people posted here, but

I've been wearing Converse low-top sneakers for 20 years. I recently bought these maroon Chuck Taylor low top sneakers and I wasn't thrilled. Why Converse can't get the right size compared to any other shoe manufacturer is beyond me. With one star I had to order half a size down, with Chuck Taylor Canvas I had to order a whole size down (if you usually go for men's size 9.5, you should order 8.5). These fit the big ones. I have more room in front of my toe than any other shoe. And they look big

These sneakers are definitely different from women's shoes as they come in unisex sizes. But to be honest, it's not. They are cut for a man's foot and cut into my ankle and are not very comfortable. I bought 3 pairs this month, 2 of which were unisex and I just hate them. Not because they look bad, but because they are clearly not made for the female foot. My female chucks that I have bought are fantastic, fit me perfectly and are not too big as everyone says they run large most of the time…

I've worn Converse for a long time and I know that finding the right size in stores can be difficult. It's even worse online. I wear women's size 9.5 in almost all sneakers/boots/etc. but Converse tend to run a half size larger, so here's the thing. Luckily I know my standard "cons" size for all stars is a men's 7 so I went for a 7 and they fit like a glove (no OJ glove) which means they're comfortable and have some room to manoeuvre have if I want to wear a thicker sock or slip into my own…