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London, UK. 17 May 2021. "Converse Weapon", 1986, one of the first shoes designed by Converse Biomechanics Lab in response to Adidas and Nike. Worn and endorsed by LA Lakers' Magic Johnson.
Converse Weapon: A Brief History of the Iconic Basketball Shoe
