Converse Fastbreak Pro Review

The fastbreak was a basketball shoe in the ’80s. Similar to how the Jordan 1 was basketball then found its way into skating because of the durability and support. Which is a funny thing considering Converse isn’t known for the most supportive shoe. Yes, I know that the original Chuck Taylor was for skating. But, this shoe has found itself on the feet of the Converse team. Specifically (at least to me), Jake Johnson. Which made it easy for me to pick up a pair.
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[@Daggermouth8k]

i wear a size 8.5 in all of my other shoes and i went with a 8 on these. i should be good right?

[@SkatepunkEu]

Yes they’ll be fine. A little tight if you have wider feet.

[@matthewd6760]

Would you recommend these for skating impact ?

[@SkatepunkEu]

They’re a thinner cup sole and don’t have a supportive stock insole. If you were to jump off of stuff, I recommend getting after-market insoles.
- Julio

[@matthewd6760]

@@SkatepunkEu alright thanks

[@verdiernoyama9681]

Can I hoop in these ?

[@timchimmery2464]

Although not bouncy at all these are pretty good to hoop in! The lacing really locks the foot down, and a nice low wide base keeps your foot stable with good court feel. Grip is just ok, probably better for outdoor.