- Does the Chuck Taylor All Star run true to size?
- It tends to run long and narrow. Many buyers go half a size down for length, but people with wide feet often size up instead.
- Is it good for standing or walking all day?
- Not really. The insole is flat and thin with little cushioning, so it suits short errands better than long days on your feet. An aftermarket insole helps.
- Is the high top hard to put on?
- The high collar takes a moment to lace, but the canvas is flexible. Most people lace it loosely and slip it on.
- Can you wear it in rain?
- The rubber sole keeps water out from below, but the canvas upper soaks through. It is not a waterproof shoe.
- How does it compare with the low-top version?
- Same canvas upper and rubber sole, but the high top adds ankle coverage and a taller silhouette. The low top is cooler and easier to slip on.
- Does it need breaking in?
- The canvas softens within a few wears. The rubber toe cap stays firm, so expect some stiffness at first.
- Where is the Converse Chuck Taylor All Star cheapest?
- At DSW, for $79.96, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Converse Chuck Taylor All Star?
- 4 stores we checked sell it, including DSW, Journeys, Famous Footwear, Footshop.