Chuck Taylor All-Star

In 1917, the world's first pair of ALL STAR canvas shoes were born in the US CONVERSE (CONVERSE) company. In the early twentieth Century, the American basketball star CHUCK TAYLOR (chuck Taylor), who was known as the "basketball ambassador", loved the new canvas shoes. It was convinced that the ALL STAR shoes allowed basketball players to gallop and play on the pitch. So no matter where he went, he always had a pair of ALL STAR canvas shoes, enthusiastically recommended ALL STAR canvas shoes to friends, basketball players and coaches around him, and personally participated in the improved design of the canvas canvas shoes according to the requirements and personal experience of basketball sports, making it more suitable for basketball sports.

In 1923, CONVERSE (CONVERSE), in recognition of his contribution to ALL STAR canvas shoes, decided to sign the CHUCK TAYLOR (chuck Taylor) as part of the ALL STAR trademark.

ALL STAR CHUCK TAYLOR canvas shoes were born.

More than half a century later, all star classic canvas shoes have become the pronoun of canvas shoes widely known all over the world.

It has created the sole sole shoe type sales record of six hundred million pairs in the world.

Like McDonald's, Coca-Cola, Ford cars and Levi "s Jeans", they become the emblem of the traditional American culture.

2. Air Jordan I

It is believed that all Jordan fans have a special feeling for Air Jordan I. This is the earliest and the most classic Air Jordan. It is also the beginning of the road of Michael Jordan!

Born in 1985, as the first Air Jordan shoes, due to the violation of the color matching standards stipulated by the union at that time, it was banned by the league. However, with the full support of NIKE, Jordan insisted on wearing the shoes for the whole season after making up for a heavy penalty. He also attracted more attention from him as a rookie. In the same year, Jordan also won the best rookie of the year, and he scored 63 points in a playoff match against the Celtics in the strongest League of Boston.

The Air Jordan I has been re engraved three times since 85 years ago, in 1994, 2001 and 2003, and the latest design of the lacquer has been repeated. But it has received a lot of criticism from the AJ fans. She thinks that while Nike wants to push the AJI into the fashion shoes, it loses the original feeling. In these repeated engraving, the black and red and red and white two colors are always the sign of AJI.

3. Adidas Country

Other products are unknown in 1970s. (I don't know why its ranking is higher than that of Superstar).

4. Puma C l y d e

The basketball shoes produced in 1960s were worn by the Walt C l y d e Frazier of the New York Knick of the United States Basketball League at that time, so it was named "Puma Frazier".

5. Adidas Superstar

Superstar, also known as "Shell Toes" (Bei Ketou), is the basketball shoes produced by Adidas in 1970s. Its position in Adidas is just like the position of Air Force I in NIKE. It is also an epoch-making work. It also runs from red to half.

Because many classic coloring materials are available on the mainland's Adidas clover, the mainland's sneaker fans is also very familiar with it.

6.Vans Checkered Slip-On

It is also an ordinary shoe that is no longer normal. Because of this, its popularity is so high that many fashion brands choose it as the object of crossover (such as Beams).

7. Reebok Classic

The classic Classic introduced by Reebok has little to do with shoes itself, but almost all parts of the world, as long as Reebok is sold, there will be Reebok Classic, and someone will wear it on the foot.

That's why it can be ranked seventh.

8. Nike Air Force 1

In 1982, NIKE produced a sneaker that affected the whole sneaker world. This is Air Force I.

It sent an unprecedented challenge to the technology of shock absorbing shoes, which is the birth of Nike Air Sole.

Since then, the concept of gas damping has begun to enter the hearts of people, and most of the footwear products after NIKE have used Air Sole as the damping system.

9. Adidas Gazelle

This shoe was launched in 1968 with Adidas as a material for velvet as a shoe upper.

And this shoe has won many volleyball and handball players' favor.

10. Converse Jack Purcell

If you only look from the outside, it will be hard to believe that this is a pair of sneakers that are nearly 70 years away from us. It is the badminton shoes that Converse introduced in 1930s, and later this shoe is named after the American badminton player Jack Purcell.

The advent of this shoe has influenced the attention of a large number of sneaker manufacturers, such as Adidas or New Balance, and similar sneakers have been introduced later.

This also shows the leadership position of Converse in the sneaker world at that time.