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Let’s be honest — there is certainly no shortage of Converse Chuck Taylor renditions floating out and about in the world today. In fact, the market has become somewhat over-saturated with them, but the brand still tends to produce a gem here and there. Just so happens that one such scheme has surfaced in the form of the Chuck Taylor Specialty Ox. Featuring solid uppers, matched with a tonal toe box and tonal laces, the near royal blue drop seen here is a must for your Spring/Summer 2011 repertoire. So cop accordingly through the UK’s Crooked Tongues for $65.

Bet you cats forgot that Converse does indeed have other models besides the iconic Chuck Taylor All Star (we forgive you though). Presented is the long time brand’s Poorman Pro Lo Ox silo, gifted in a predominantly canvas upper with hints of suede thrown in on the heel and toe regions. The monochromatic offering is available now via select Converse accounts worldwide. Diversify, kids. Hit the jump for a closer look.

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I don’t own a single pair of “boat shoes” but that may change shortly due to these Converse Sea Stars. The hybrid model comes in two brand new colorways, black and evergreen and will get you looking fresh throughout the Spring and Summer months. They feature full suede uppers, a standard white midsole and the converse tag on the side of the heel. Hit the jump to check out a few more detailed images and then head over to Primitive to pick yourself up a pair.

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With online shopping being all the rage as of late, especially amidst a crazily hectic holiday season, Converse has decided to aid in relieving the stress of actually going out and trying on sneakers. Presented is their premiere iPhone application, The Sampler, which allows you to virtually “try on” any of their models and view it on your own foot, via telephone screen. Simply take a picture of your leg/foot, select the targeted shoe, and then get a glimpse of what it will look like on your foot – virtual shopping at its finest. A more detailed description and additional imagery after the jump.

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