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Converse Skate Fall 2010 – Rune Pro Mid

SpursMetsJets619 — Fri, 20 Aug 2010 15:34:05 +0000

In mid-July we showed you the Auckland Racer Collection from the Converse First String campaign for you runners out there who are always looking for style and performance. Now, as the temperature begins to drop ever so slightly, we begin to hear more about the Fall collections. Pictured here is the Rune Pro mid (also known as the Coolidge mid) from Converse Skate’s Fall 2010 collection in two different colorways. With a mix of materials including both suede and nylon, these will be made available shortly through participating Converse retailers.

Via HypeBeast.

Converse Skateboarding New Releases

carla_guillermo — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 12:36:40 +0000

Now landed at Berkeley’s 510 Skateboarding, Converse will surely catch the attention of sneaker heads everywhere with its new releases. After the success in 2008 for its skate-sneakers that even delighted certain team riders like Angel Ramirez, Nick Trapasso and Anthony Pappalardo, better check these out. The new releases include new colorways such as black for mid-top and red for low-top of the classic Chuck Taylor All Star Skate (CTS) edition. The CONS Pro Leather Skate will be also available in tonal grey soft suede that is simply perfect even for daily use.

Converse CONS Skate Collection

carla_guillermo — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 09:41:14 +0000

If you have already seen the previous releases of the famous Converse for worldwide skaters, this coming Spring 2010 the same prestigious company would launch the sneaker hit in retro designs. In 2009, Converse focused on sneakers that evolve from one form to another just to give way to reinforced model parts and even vulcanized sole to complete the Skateboarding Division. The classic model products were mixed and matched in different ways and so for the coming collection, a new experience will give us another thrill. Simple yet they would surely rock everyone’s world as one would never miss to grab a pair of two.