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1.Sole Materials
(Various soles)
Rubber Sole:
Advantages: Good elasticity, wear-resistant, and strong anti-slip performance. It is the preferred material for athletic shoes. Although it is relatively heavy, considering its wear-resistance and stability, this weight is acceptable.
Application Scenarios: Suitable for various outdoor and sports occasions, such as running, basketball, football, etc.
TPU Sole:
Advantages: Lightweight and wear-resistant, suitable for sports and casual shoes.
Application Scenarios: Suitable for occasions where certain wear-resistance is required but the shoes should not be too heavy.
PU Sole:
Advantages: Wear-resistant and insulating, often used in formal shoes and casual shoes.
Application Scenarios: Suitable for formal or semi-formal occasions such as business and casual settings.
PVC Sole:
Characteristics: Not durable, mostly used for sandals and slippers.
Application Scenarios: Suitable for lightweight occasions such as summer or indoor use.
Leather Sole:
Advantages: High-end and breathable, commonly seen in high-end business shoes.
Application Scenarios: Suitable for business occasions where a high-end demeanor is required.
EVA Sole:
Advantages: Lightweight.
Disadvantages: Not wear-resistant.
Application Scenarios: Suitable for occasions where lightness is required but excessive wear-resistance is not necessary.
2. Sole Craftsmanship
Sole Pattern:
Observation Points: Design structure, width, and depth. Shoes with high and low protrusions and groove designs generally have better anti-slip performance.
Importance: Affects anti-slip performance and wear-resistance.
(Clear sole texture)
Sole Contact Area:
Observation Points: The larger the contact area between the sole and the ground, the greater the friction force and the better the anti-slip performance.
Importance: Affects anti-slip effectiveness and wearing stability.
(Sole pattern with large specific surface area)
Sole Hardness:
Testing Method: When forcefully twisting the sole, it should not deform; pressing the middle of the heel and insole with a finger should feel moderately soft without sinking.
Importance: Affects wearing comfort and foot support.
(Soft sole does not permanently change shape after compression)
Shock Absorption Function:
Testing Method: Feel the softness and elasticity of the insole when trying on the shoes.
Importance: Reduces impact on the soles of the feet during walking, protecting foot health.
(The sole will deform when absorbing shock to reduce impact force)
Breath ability:
Observation Points: Shoes with good breath ability are conducive to timely drainage of foot sweat during walking.
Importance: Prevents and reduces foot problems such as meatiness and athlete's foot.
(Hollow breathable sole)
In summary, judging the quality of a shoe sole requires comprehensive consideration of both material and craftsmanship. When choosing a sole, select the appropriate material and craftsmanship based on your own needs and wearing occasions. I hope these suggestions help you purchase high-quality shoes!
