Best Converse Trainers for Women

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While the original Chuck Taylor All Stars of Converse have remained hugely popular shoes all over the world since it first debuted in the early 1900s, the shoes have since had to compete with the ever-evolving technology of modern sneakers. 

With all the innovations made in today’s shoes, we were exhilarated to see Converse take them on and incorporate new and improved materials in several of their sneakers. However, the Converse Chuck 70 certainly takes the cake, keeping everything we love about the originals while making improvements in this pair that make our wearing experience that much better.

The Chuck 70 shoes retain the classic look while upgrading comfort and support for the feet via an Ortholite insole, while its outer canvas is thicker and more structured, ensuring durability that we can see just by looking at it. If you’re someone that loves the look of the classic Converse high tops but have been looking for more improvements, we don’t doubt that you’ll love the Chuck 70s the moment you pop them on.

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The Converse name will always be synonymous with the Chuck Taylor All Star silhouette, and we think the Chuck 70 is the perfect successor to that legacy, blending together vintage looks with modern benefits to give us the ultimate pair of everyday sneakers. 

The shoes feature a tougher canvas, an added layer of cushioning, and reinforced stitching near the toe, all making these shoes both more comfortable on your feet and longer lasting. If you’re looking for that classic edge that the Converse All Star provides matched with the innovations of today’s sneakers, then the Chuck 70 is for you.

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Platform shoes are a great fashion statement for women and men, whether in heel or trainer form. We love how platform sneakers elevate any casual outfit, and the Converse range of platforms never disappoint. Their latest iteration is the Converse Chuck Taylor All Star Move, their most lightweight and contemporary yet.

The shoes were designed with all-day comfort in mind, with an EVA midsole built into the platform and an Ortholite insole, both providing loads of cushioning while remaining light as air, even with the 1.5 inches of added height. Thanks to the All Star Move, bulky and heavy platforms are no longer the only option.

Pros and Cons of the Converse Chuck Taylor All Star Move

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While there are a ton of different sneakers available in the market today, you can never beat an original. The Chuck Taylor All Star is undoubtedly one of the most recognisable sneakers out there, taking the top spots in many different customers’ favourite shoes and have stood the test of time and ever-changing fashions.

Aside from its classic look, one of the reasons the Chuck Taylor All Star has remained such a favourite is its affordable price point, thanks to a simple construction that also goes with everything. No matter the trends, we know a Converse All Star pair will always do you good.

Pros and Cons of the Converse Chuck Taylor All Star High Top

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For ride-or-die customers of Converse sneakers, it’s a sad reality that the beloved canvas trainer can’t be worn in all weathers or seasons. However, Converse has made a pair that addresses that problem, ensuring that you can wear their shoes all year round.

The Storm Boot shoes are a collaboration between Converse and British luxury brand A-Cold-Wall*, evolving Chuck Taylors to withstand the elements. With a waterproof nubuck upper, GORE-TEX internal bootie with micro-fleece lining, lugged rubber outsole, and industrial hardware and hiking-inspired laces, this trainer is sure to handle whatever the women wearing it need it to.

Pros and Cons of the Converse Chuck Taylor Storm Boot High Top

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The Converse collaboration with American rapper Tyler the Creator has birthed some of the most interesting and coveted sneakers in the brand’s categories. While the partnership has used All Star shoes as canvases and even came out with the Gianno, a silhouette never before seen from Converse, perhaps the most iconic from the union are the different One Star designs.

These particular quilted velvet shoes arose from Tyler’s desire to make a luxe style and material accessible and personalised, resulting in a trainer that meshes casual cool with rich textures. We love how the velvet shoes come in vibrant colourways and feature details like the GOLF le FLEUR* flower motif found on its upper and all over its rubber outsole bottom to give it unique character.

Pros and Cons of the Converse x GOLF le FLEUR* One Star Velvet Low-Top

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While Converse sneakers are already practical in themselves, the Shoreline Slip definitely takes it up a notch to get you from the shoe rack to the door as quickly as possible.

The slip-on shoes feature an elasticised collar and no-tie laces for easy on and off access, while the feminine cut makes it the perfect beach or park go-to for women on sunny days. We highly recommend this pair if you’re someone that’s looking for that classic Converse look without the fuss of laces.

Pros and Cons of the Converse Shoreline Slip

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For women that love to skate or who are simply looking for no-fuss and durable shoes, the One Star CC Pro Suede Slip is a top choice. The rubber-backed pair is extra resilient to wear-and-tear thanks to its thicker canvas material, while its low profile vulcanized construction allows it to be just as flexible. 

With Ortholite foam and Zoom Air cushioning providing impact protection, support, and overall comfort for your feet and with a grippy rubber outsole for boards and concrete surfaces, the One Star CC Pro Suede Slip shoes will quickly turn into your trustworthy skating partner.

Pros and Cons of the One Star CC Pro Suede Slip

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Sustainable and eco-friendly fashion isn’t just a trend, and we’re glad to see large brands like Converse take initiative and create sneakers that look as good as they are for the environment. 

The Renew Jack Purcell Mid takes the classic silhouette and recreates it, with a 100% recycled morphlon upper consisting of recycled polyester and post-industrial textile scraps, 100% recycled laces, 20% recycled insoles, and 10% percent recycled toe box and outsole bottom. 

However, rather than keeping it simple, these Renew shoes go for a futuristic style with its triple lace-rigging system and clean colourway, giving this trainer a fashionable yet minimalist and clean look.

Pros and Cons of the Converse Renew Jack Purcell Mid

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When thinking of Converse, high heeled boots probably don’t come to mind, but the GR82 Extra-High Top is a pleasant and welcome surprise from their categories. 

These shoes are the perfect merging of fashion and utility, featuring a chunky platform heel for comfortable height, hook-and-loop laces and embossed straps for security, and a tough yet comfortable CORDURA upper material that ensures durability no matter the weather. 

These shoes are a top choice as they are both functional and fashionable, making women wearing them look fresh off the runway and their feet as comfortable as possible.

Pros and Cons of the Converse Chuck Taylor All Star GR82 Extra-High Top

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When you can’t decide between sandals and sneakers, why not go for both? The Dainty Mule Slips are the perfect middle ground shoes for when the summer season comes around.

This pair is incredibly easy to slip on and off your feet while providing good support and comfort through an Ortholite insole. These shoes are the top hybrid for women who have been looking for the perfect pair to wear straight from the city to the sea.

Pros and Cons of the Converse Chuck Taylor All Star Dainty Mule Slip

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Looking for a trainer with that classic Converse look but that can go with anything in your wardrobe? This daintier version of the timeless silhouette features a lightweight, more delicate-looking shape and a lower sole.

This pairs great with anything from dresses to jeans and for nearly every occasion you can think of.

Pros and Cons of the Converse Chuck Taylor All Star Dainty