Our verdict
Classic Chukka styling meets modern design in the Chukka Low from Vans. With its meticulous stitching accents, the shoe turns heads, whether in a casual setting or a skate-centric environment. There's also its tough shell and nimble skateboarding performance that equate to months of enjoyment both on and off the board. And to top it all off, the Chukka Low's ultra-low asking price is a deal-maker.
Pros
- Incredibly comfy
- Fantastic boardfeel
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- Versatile grip
- Absolutely affordable
Cons
- Extended break-in
- Insufficient midfoot support
Who should buy the Vans Chukka Low
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- You wish to nail those tricks while wearing a simple tee and loose-fitting pants for comfort.
- You want to rock it casually in slim jeans, a sweater, and a leather jacket.
- A pair with a relaxed fit is what you're looking for.
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- Highly affordable sneakers, especially those that last for months, excite you.
Who should not buy it
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The comfort level of the Vans Chukka Low is beyond satisfactory, numerous reviewers say. That said, its comfiest state has to be earned, as the shoe has a slightly longer break-in period than other Vans kicks.
Heightened sensitivity underfoot
Sneakerheads in droves commend the design of this low-top casual shoe, stating that it gives a “real skater feel,” thanks to its mighty responsive sole unit.
Among Vans' tougher sneakers
According to many, the Vans Chukka Low has a solid construction and lasts a long time when used casually or for easy skating sessions.
Lacks midfoot security
This skate-inspired sneaker has been reported to lack support around the arch.
The Vans Chukka Low's roomy confines
A considerable number of people, including broad-footed ones, are happy with the accommodating fit of the Chukka Low.
Impressively grippy
This low-top kick from Vans provides more than enough grip on the board and man-made surfaces. Its sticking prowess also makes the Chukka Low a competent driving sneaker.
Bends to your will
Skaters are impressed with the Vans Chukka Low's flexibility. They say that the shoe bends and twists just right, making it “great for longboarding.”
Won't hurt your wallet
With its initial asking price of $65, the Chukka Low is a compelling starter shoe for entry-level skaters.
The Vans Chukka Low in history
The Vans Chukka Low is a shoe inspired by Vans classic shoes such as the Authentic and the Chukka Cleat. It was designed in 2006 in collaboration with the amateur skating team of Vans. The shoe takes on the look of the Chukka Cleat with the upper’s design and raised vamp, while the sole and low-cut profile comes from the Authentic.
Listed as one of the most iconic Vans models, the Chukka Low has been released in a variety of finishes such as brushed denim, canvas, and suede. The model has also figured in many collaborations, including one with game giant, Nintendo, featuring Mario characters in a checkerboard layout or a Bomb-Omb print.
