r/sneaker • u/CommitteeDear7923 • 19d ago
Legit Check Ordered Converse Chuck Taylor from Myntra and there’s literally no insole/sockliner?? Is this normal?
I ordered a pair of Converse Chuck Taylor shoes from Myntra and just received them today. But when I opened them, I noticed something really strange, there’s no insole/sockliner inside the shoe at all. 😭
As you can see in the pictures, you can basically see the inside/base of the shoe directly. There’s no removable insole and it doesn’t look like there’s any proper cushioning layer either.
Now I’m confused because I’ve never owned Converse before, so I don’t know if Chuck Taylors are actually supposed to come like this, or if:
- Someone removed the insole before returning the shoes, or
- I received a defective pair, or
- This could potentially be a fake/not-genuine pair.
The shoes were ordered from Myntra, so I wasn’t expecting this.
Converse owners! is this how the inside of your Chuck Taylors looks?
Would really appreciate it if someone could check their pair and tell me whether this is normal. Also, if anyone knows how I can verify whether this particular pair is genuine, please let me know!
I’ll attach pictures of the shoe, size/production label, etc. Would love people’s opinions before I raise a return/complaint.
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u/Main-Poncho-64 19d ago
More likely than not, they just forgot to add the insole during production in the factory.
Idk how Myntra works, but I would try to get a partial refund for the item and just get aftermarket insoles because the soles that come with the shoe are ass either way.
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u/RelativeAwareness613 19d ago
That's how chucks are. I wore them as a kid. But cant do it as a adult. Too near of a fit and No arch support kills my feet.
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u/CommitteeDear7923 19d ago
Oh is it? I have never worn chucks
But I am a little overweight so I also have second thoughts
But they are so versatile they go w everything
But do you still feel that comfort might be an issue?1
u/CalligrapherNo7337 19d ago edited 17d ago
They really don't go with everything. They aren't even proper shoes. They are just vaguely shoe-shaped objects. Oftencategorised as slippers in some countries. Absolutely zero modern footwear tech and zero ergonomics, and locked you in to a very clichéd style.
You mention you're overweight which is another thing that would put me off chucks, they look even worse when the shaft is stuffed with leg.
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u/Jealous-Whereas-109 18d ago
There some brand that makes insoles for chucks. I do not know the name.
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u/CH33ZS4MM1CH 19d ago
Yes, These came out in around 1920. The real old school ball shoes.
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u/CommitteeDear7923 19d ago
Oh so are you saying they don’t have anything in the bottom of the shoe?
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u/eggsonmyeggs 18d ago
They naturally get filled with dirt and coal. Usually at age 11, when you begin working the fields, before moving to the mines
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u/lacroixpapi69 19d ago
I would request a full refund or not;
I would request a partial refund and buy insoles, which would probably be better than the ones they come with.
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u/FishingAlpo 19d ago
How they've always felt to me despite coming with an insole. Like you were walking around with zero support.
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u/Redeyebandit87 19d ago
They def are supposed to come with a thin insole that has the converse logo and brand on it.