In 1974, Converse launched a low-cut, suede version of the Chuck Taylor All Star, featuring a single star logo on one side—the One Star sneaker. Reissued in the early '90s, the design gained traction with the skateboarding community thanks to a performance remodel. Today's One Star Pro provides better boardfeel and impact protection thanks to a CONS traction rubber outsole and molded CX sockliner. The low profile adds total flexibility, while a rubber-backed, suede upper keeps it durable.

Low-top skate shoe with rubber-backed suede upper
Poly cotton laces for durability
CX foam sockliner for impact protection
CONS traction rubber outsole
True to size
Converse

Converse first started marketing to skateboarders in the 1980s but it wasn't until the 1990s that they first introduced a skate team and skate specific shoes. That initial skate program was eventually dissolved but decided to give it another go in the late 2000s under the name Cons.