Am I too old for Vans or Converse sneakers?
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Anonymous
| 47 with grey vans here. |
Anonymous
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47 with two pairs of converse high tops. Maroon and pale blue.
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Anonymous
| 49. Converse with sparkles! (My 6 year old picked them out.) |
Anonymous
| Yes to timeless and ageless |
Anonymous
| 46, three pairs of converse (pink, black, and some new black and red ones) and one pair of classic black and white Vans. |
Anonymous
| 43 and also wear converse. Ive been pondering the slip on, vans type sneakers, but I keep thinking they're a step too far for me. I see them on other same-age women and like them, though. But I'm chunky and a little frumpy and worry that I will just look sad rather than relaxed and comfy. |
Anonymous
| I'm 35 and wear grey Vans. I get compliments on them all the time, including from women in their 40s. I was deciding between those and converse but the Vans were more comfortable for my feet (high arches). |
Anonymous
| 40s are the new 20s. |
Anonymous
| I'm 47 and I love my Converse Shorelines. |
Anonymous
| 41 and I wore vans today. |
Anonymous
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Chucks are universally appropriate, until your arches give out.
After that, Merrell Jungle Mocs for you. |
Anonymous
| I have sucky feet and ankles. Are converse supportive? |
Anonymous
| I am 39 and wear Converse low tops a lot on weekends. |
Anonymous
| love them - wear them |
Anonymous
No. They're less supportive than barefoot, if that's possible. Sorry -- some other form of fun for you. (Doc Martens maybe?) |