Do you know how a running shoes is made of ? this post tell you the answers
A Running Shoes is made up of three parts: the upper, the midsole and
the outsole.
1.
Upper: Holds the foot in place, protects the foot from rocks and
dirt, has synthetic leather for durability, mesh for breathability
and reflective material for safety.
2.
Midsole: The most important part of shoe. There are three
materials that make up the midsole:
EVA: Lightweight, foam-based cushioning.
Dual-Density EVA: When you double the density of something it gets
stronger, firmer and heavier (twice the mass in the same amount of
space). The dual-density EVA is called a "medial post". 'Medial'
because it is on the inside of the shoe and 'post' because it has a
beginning and an end. The length of the post determines the amount
of control.
Polyurethane: Very durable cushioning. More durable/stable than EVA
and weighs more than EVA.
New forms of EVA or combinations of EVA and rubber midsoles are
being developed at increasingly faster rates. These new foams are
lighter and provide you with more durability. Look for brand name
foams like Mogo, Solyte, Acteeva and others.
3
Outsole: Has tread for traction, flex grooves for flexibility and
protects from dirt/rocks. The outsole is made of two materials:
Carbon Rubber: The most durable (same material as tires).
Blown Rubber: Lighter, more flexible and more cushioned, but not as
durable.
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