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Converse made its own killer biker boot just in time for the cooler weather.

They're actually All-Star Trekwave Western Boots by Converse Japan. The contrast stitching and even the classic All-Star badge definitely scream "yeehaw." However, the Converse boots mostly resemble classic motorcycle boots, down to the buckles and tough-guy energy.

The lines between the two boot styles have always been blurred, even more with Converse's latest stompers.

And they're indeed stompers. The Converse boots arrive with those thick, albeit seriously cushioned Trekwave soles, taking these moto steppers up a notch (or three).

In addition to plenty of standard Converse branding moments, the Trekwave boots wrap the feet and calves in cozy suede.

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Converse's All-Star Trekwave biker boots ride out at dawn on September 26. They'll release exclusively on Converse Japan's website in black and desert sand for ¥22,000 (around $150).

After thigh-high cowboy boots and the ultimate ballerina sneakers, Converse Japan does it again with its new badass biker boot. Watch out, roads.

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