How thick is the sole of Converse? Which series of Converse shoes has the thickest sole?

Converse canvas shoes have always been very popular. In our daily life, we can often see people wearing Converse canvas shoes. Converse canvas shoes have many series, and the styles of different series are very different.

The thickness of Converse's sole is generally around 2-3 cm. Converse shoes are mainly made of cowhide, canvas and PU. The canvas has sufficient density and good quality, while the cowhide is made of high-quality cowhide, which is not only durable but also easy to maintain.

Converse canvas shoes have many series, such as ALL STAR, ONE STAR, PROSTAR, etc. The styles of each series are different, so the soles or insoles are also different. For example, the sole of Converse Smile is relatively thin, but the insole is very thick.

What to do if the soles of Converse shoes are peeling

Converse shoes are all vulcanized. Once the glue of vulcanized shoes comes apart, in principle, there is no way to repair them. Even Converse officials have said this. But if you really need to repair them, you can go back and find someone who sells Green Leopard glue. It is best to let the glue boss see if the shoes can be repaired and analyze what kind of glue is more suitable.

The difference between Converse 1970s and classic models

1. Look at the toe of the shoe

Converse's 1970s and classic models are so similar that it's hard to tell them apart without paying attention to many details. But if you look closely, you can still find that the toe of the 1970s is narrower than the classic model of Converse, about 6.4cmX3.5cm, and looks a little more delicate, while the toe of the classic model of Converse looks rounder and wider. The specific size is 7cm wide and 4.2cm long, and the toe of the classic model of Converse is slightly wider and rounder.

2. Look at the thickness of the sole and the distance between the ventilation holes

Next, you can look at the thickness of the soles of the two pairs of Converse shoes. Because the thickness of the sole of the 1970s is 3.3cm, while the actual thickness of the sole of the Converse classic is 2.5cm. The 1970s will be thicker than the Converse classic, and it is more comfortable to wear. Even if you are walking and shopping, you won’t get foot pain easily after walking for a long time in the Converse 1970s. There is also a little trick to distinguish the difference between the Converse 1970s and the Converse classic at a glance. Just look at the ventilation holes on the side of the two pairs of shoes. The distance between the ventilation holes of the 1970s is slightly farther than that of the Converse classic. But this distance is probably not easy to distinguish with the naked eye, and if you don’t compare the Converse classic and the 1970s at the same time, it will be a bit difficult to distinguish.

3. Look at the stitching and label color on the back of the shoe

You may think that the stitching of canvas shoes is similar. But there is a big difference hidden in these inconspicuous details. How is it different? There is white stitching on the back of Converse 1970s, but there is no white stitching on the back of Converse classic. You can compare this small detail carefully next time. Do you think that Converse's shoe labels are all classic white labels? But they are not. Since 1970s is a retro style released later, Converse 1970s has been changed to a black label. But Converse classic models keep the original white label. As far as this label is concerned, the difference between 1970s and Converse classic models is very obvious, so remember to pay more attention when purchasing.

4. Look at the color of the shoes

I believe you probably know that the colors of Converse classic and Converse 1970s shoes are slightly different. So what is the specific color difference? The difference is that 1970s is off-white, while the classic is pure white. Why is 1970s off-white? We mentioned earlier that 1970s is a retro shoe, which makes people feel nostalgic. So in order to distinguish it from the classic, 1970s changed the original pure white to off-white, which makes the shoes more classic.

5. Look at the logo inside the shoe

After comparing the two pairs of shoes, let's take a look at the differences between the Converse 1970s and the Converse Classic. First of all, of course, the logo inside the 1970s has a small border, but the logo inside the classic is borderless.

6. Look at the shoe box

Finally, we can tell the difference between the 1970s and the classic models from the shoe boxes. But it feels a bit useless to tell them apart based on the shoe boxes. Because each shoe may come in a different shoe box. Plus the problem of changing the packaging, it is not very scientific to tell the difference between the 1970s and the Converse classic models based on the shoe boxes. So this identification based on the shoe boxes can only be used as a reference.