A trio of new releases has arrived at retailers such as Premier Skateboarding.

Some of the favorite models from the Converse Skateboarding lineup are available in new colorways. The Revere Mid in a predominately blue suede upper with white accents and midsole. Another popular model, the ERX 300, comes in a new black, red, and white combination. Finally the Converse Pro Leather 2 OX comes in a combination of navy and white. Prices start at $75.

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Earlier this month we saw some of the Fall 2009 line-up from Converse Skateboarding. Today we have something a little more current for you, this version of the Converse ERX 200 is now available at Premier.

This high top make-up of the ERX 300 is a fresh look for the summer with the orange laces. If they’re too bright for you though, you can always swap in some white joints for the classic summer look of white on white. Converse Skateboarding as always keeps the price nice with these at $80.

More photos after the jump

If this preview is a decent peak at what’s to come, the Converse Skateboarding Fall 2009 line up looks to be equally impressive. Three simple colorways placed onto new, yet familiar styles. Most noticeable, the Chuck Taylor Skate (CTS) in a mid top silhouette is a dope version of the classic All-Stars. A mid top version of the Revere, and a low top of the Pro Leather.

Check out the other two silhouettes after the jump.

The CONS Pro Leather is done up in an army green colorway, and like previous Converse Skateboarding releases, it’s not about the size of your…tongue that matters. Converse avoids following the pack with a stay puffed marshmallow size tongue, and adds just enough padding without being excessive. Overall a simple silhouette that should make plenty of skateboard heads give at least a second look at following the masses in lining up for other “SB” releases.

Take a closer look after the break via The Converse Blog.

The latest release is the Converse Skateboarding Black & Gold Pack features the ERX 300 ($90) high top, and the Cons CTS ($70) aka Chuck Taylor Skate version. The CTS is done up in perforated leather, in the form of a low top. The ERX 300 should get some attention from Supra fans, as the silhouette is similar to some of their popular models, with features like the gold foil accents and the ankle strap, Converse Skateboarding has the right idea on the future of skate shoes.

Can these ERX 300’s fit into your collection?

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