This post may contain affiliate links, which means we may receive a commission if you purchase through our links. Please read our full disclosure here. A few weeks back, I wrote about the Hunter Boots vs. Both shoes are perfect for warm weather because they come in a plethora of colors and styles. They also both have a rubber sole and, most commonly, canvas material. So should you buy Converse or Vans?
Converse shoes have been around since and they later created sneakers using the rubber they made for their galoshes. The All Star sneakers were originally used by basketball players, but as we all know now, people wear them for every possible purpose.
Pros: Converse All Star sneakers have two basic styles, the high-top and low-top. The low-top sneakers are really cute and perfect for running errands or going from class to class. Both styles are nice as long as you stick to the classics.
Winner : Converse, but not by much. However, powerlifting is a game of inches and little details can matter. From a recreational lifting point of view, Vans and Converse are fairly neck and neck. The general Converse Chuck Taylor All-Stars feature a canvas upper which is fairly durable across the board and will usually last a few months before breakdown issues are experienced.
My Converse typically lasts months before I notice any signs of upper construction breakdown. Most Vans models come with either a canvas, suede, or leather upper. My Vans last about months before the upper stretches from lifting or the stitching starts to fray.
Suggested Read: My top 5 favorite cross-training shoes for deadlifts. As for stability, I think both of these models will perform fairly equally for the general lifter. Winner : Tie. Both models have similar upper durability for recreational training and the Vans may be a more comfortable option overall. Each model has very similar core construction features and neither of these shoes is technically designed for lifting-focused wear, so in this context, their durability can be slightly skewed compared to those who wear these models on a day-to-day basis.
The most common Vans and Converse models that are worn in the gym generally feature canvas uppers. Canvas is fairly durable on a daily basis, but in the gym, it can be prone to ripping and stretching. Close Menu. RSS Feed. Submit Search. Navigate Left. Navigate Right. Share on Facebook. Share on Twitter. Share via Email. That can sometimes feel odd to those trying out the shoe for the first time.
Although these two brands have their differences, the sneakers are often similarly styled. Most often they are paired with skinny jeans or straight-legged pants. Of course, you can style them with whichever pants you want to rock, but slim-fit pants are the most popular way to go. For an edgy, skater look, opt for Vans paired with deconstructed jeans and a graphic tee or sweatshirt. Vans are perfect for a casual vibe. If you want a dressier look, choose a pair of Converse and throw on a sundress or a nice jacket and straight pants.
This is a great way to take your casual outfit up a notch. Who wins the Vans vs Converse Battle? Ultimately, deciding on a pair of shoes can be a difficult decision as they are often a long-term purchase and can be more expensive than your usual clothing purchase. When it comes to Vans vs.
Converse, it ultimately depends on your personal style and taste. However, whether you choose Converse or Vans, you will be choosing a good quality pair of footwear. There may be areas where one wins out over the other, but they will both last a long time and keep you looking stylish while doing it.
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