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Check these out from some more converse sale angles below, then pick yours up from shops like Premier .Fresh off last month's  Grape Leaf' suede colorway comes another new Jeff Trapasso signature from Converse Skateboarding. The CONS Trapasso Pro II Ox is back again with another highly skateable suede makeup, this time in black with a white vulcanized sole. The upper goes tonal with black perforated leather coming in on the Star/Chevron and heel tab, a nice look that keeps the stealthy aesthetic intact while providing a boost by way of the contrasting gloss. Check these out from some more angles below, then pick yours up from shops like Premier .

Nick Trapasso is the youngest skater alive with a second signature sneaker. Trapasso has quite a career ahead of himself, and with quality footwear like this offering top performance and good looks, the legend will only grow from here. Check out the latest Converse Skate converse high tops white Trapasso Pro II Ox , a Pacific-flavored makeup with UCLA (or is that Berkeley?) color scheme and a Hawaiian floral print on the sockliner and LunarLon footbed. Check out more angles after the jump, then grab yours at shops like Premier .Following all that John Varvatos stuff that you saw this converse high tops black morning, there's even more Converse heat to look forward to for Fall 2013.

Grab the Converse Chuck Taylor All Star II "Reflective Print" Collection at retailers soon; the Camouflage set will launch on March 3rd, while the Stars will be available in April.The Converse Weapon has gone through all sorts of remixes already this year. Perhaps the most drastic of them is the Converse CONS Weapon Skate , which transforms the shoe into a more street-ready model. This interpretation of the shoe is the latest in a long line of basketball shoes appropriated for skate purposes, this one featuring the drop-in Lunarlon converse for kids sockliner, perforated memory foam, and other bits of tech that help make them more appropriate for that activity.

The Converse Weapon is having sort of a metamorphosis year. Not only is the sneaker sporting all sorts of new materials to steer it away from the traditional leather, but it's also being chopped down to a lower height and re-purposed as a skate silhouette. The resulting design features a Nike Lunar insole permitted by the subsidiary relationship between Converse and Nike, a traction rubber outsole, and three debut colorways on display here. Continue reading for your first look at the Converse Weapon skate sneaker and watch for the pairs to make their debut for June, 2014.

Down below, a SmartFoam cushioning system and traditional herringbone outsole ensure that the performance stacks up to the looks. Debuting in a white/grey, a black/white, and a black/grey, the VLTG will hit and select stockists this August, so get a first look directly below and stay tuned to our Sneaker Release Dates page for further updates as they're available.Over the past couple of months, we've reminisced about some of the best sneakers celebrating their 20th birthday with the Flashback to  95 series.

The year 1995 was indeed a golden year for the converse kids sneaker world, as many shoes that rank among our favorite models still today were first released in that 365 day period. The Air Max 95 giving us more Air than we'd ever seen before, Zoom Air being officially introduced in the Zoom Flight  95, and the Kamikaze II reigning for Reebok are three of the six major stories of 1995 that we've covered, but there are many more sneakers released that year worth a mention. That's where this week's article comes in, as we feature ten more sneakers from 1995 that live on in the hearts of sneaker collectors.