midsole
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- noun
- /ˈmɪdˌsoʊl/
- Specialized
- A well-designed midsole is crucial for providing stability and reducing fatigue while walking.
- EVA midsole
- midsole and outsole
- midsole cushioning
Examples
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As the white midsoles and gum soles complement the soft pink and grey uppers, they also give that classic design and look for old-school sneakers we all know and love.
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Infrared provides the main pop color on the classic runner and sets the stage for the vintage treatment on the midsole.
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It's bound to the midsole, right, right, right underneath where the the foot sits.
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And so this midsole is been engineered to provide more push off the stop.
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Outside magazine writes that by definition, they have less cushioning and midsole to break down.
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Surely Nike could make a boot with Lunarlon in the midsole.
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As well as preserving the actual high heel, the actual midsole Supra foam presents finished weight for the effect with the 12 inches.
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Underpronators are best suited to neutral-cushioned shoes because they need a softer midsole to encourage pronation.
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The dual-density midsole provides excellent cushioning for the foot during long runs.
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Many running shoes have a supportive midsole that helps absorb impact and enhance comfort.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Midsole breaks into mid- ('middle') and sole ('bottom' of a shoe), just like in insole. So a midsole is the middle layer of a shoe that cushions and supports your foot.