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Bookmark or Share- What Are the Parts of a Shoe? - NikeThe strobel is the piece of fabric that lays in the bottom of your shoe directly below your foot. The midsole is the foam layer, responsible for cushioning. The outsole is the bottom layer, the one that comes into contact with outside surfaces. It’s often rubber, and provides traction.
- Anatomy of the Shoe - Shoe GuideOutsole: The exposed part of the sole that is contact with the ground. As with all parts of the shoe, outsoles are made from a variety of materials. The properties the outsole need are: grip, durability, and water resistance. Midsole: A mid-sole can be found on some shoes but is not always a requirement.
- In-depth insights into running shoe outsoles (road & trail)The outsole, a vital part of any running shoe, forms your crucial link with the ground during your run. Not only does it help prevent slips and falls, but it also ensures a firm grip, offering the traction necessary for a safe and effective run.
- What is the Outsole of a Shoe? History and Types - LiveAboutThe outsole, also known as the sole, is the bottommost part of a shoe that comes in direct contact with the ground. The outsole can be made out of a variety of materials, including leather and rubber. Certain types of outsoles provide more traction than others by using specific materials or designs.
- What Is The Outsole of a shoe? [Definition, History, Types & Uses]What is an outsole? Simply put, the outsole is the outermost part of the shoe that is in contact with the ground. The outsole is meant to provide footwear with the necessary traction and protection from the surfaces it will be in contact with.
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