Aaron Hope
August 14, 2009
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Converse hadn’t joined the super-hightop fray until now. With the Converse Starplayer 75 Hi, the One Star brand has exaggerated some of the Chuck Taylor All Star‘s key features. It’s a few eyelets higher than the Chuck, but still uses the same metal-reinforced eyelets. The black or white pairs feature the opposite shade of Star and chevron, while the tongue features a somewhat Everlast-like tag. Pick up the whites, blacks or both of these today from Size?
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