The Front Of The Shoe Should Flex Well Due To The Presence Of Grooves (Grooves) On The Sole. Make Sure The Forefoot Flexes Well A, The Toe Stiffness Is Not Soft B, The Toe Area Is Protected C, And The Upper Is Breathable D. Rigidity Of The Toe With Additional Protection Of The Toe To Avoid Bruises On Stones, Uneven Surfaces, And Tree Roots. The Midsection Of The Shoe Corresponds To The Instep. This Is Where The Tongue And Laces Are Located. Midsole The Midsole, Or Midsole, Is The Middle Layer Of The Sole In Which Shock-Absorbing Components Are Mounted To Ensure The Safety Of The Foot While Running. Midsole Functions: • Absorption Of Shock Loads (Depreciation); • Protection Against Supination, Pronation And Torsion Of The Foot; • Providing Comfort To The Foot While Running. Outsole Outsole Is The Outer Part Of The Sole, Which Provides: • Grip On The Surface Due To The Tread Pattern (The Most Common Is “Herringbone”); • Flexibility Of The Shoe And Additional Shock Absorption In The Heel Due To Flexibility Grooves (Under The Pressure Of The Foot, The Grooves “Move Apart” And Absorb Shock); • Protection Of The Midsole From Wear. To Make Outsoles, Mixtures Of Wear-Resistant Natural And Synthetic Rubbers Are Used. Insole It Is Made Of Dense Material, Most Often Foam Rubber - Eva. In Some Running Shoe Models, The Insole Is Made Of Memory Foam, A Porous Material That Can Take On And “Remember” The Anatomical Shape Of The Foot. Upper Material: 100% Textile; Lining Material: 100% Textile; Outsole Material: 100% Ethylene Vinyl Acetate.
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