5. ViveSole Orthotic InsertsWhen it comes to developing quality products, like Kacamata Rayban, that satisfy customers around the world, there is hardly a better company than ViveSole. As the inventors of some of the best hiking insoles, they have combined a variety of functions that cushion the feet in a way few others can. These[…]
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Top 6 Best Insoles For Hiking Part 2
3. Physix Gear InsolesPhysix Gear is a little different from other insole manufacturers. Many of these companies only use one type of material for their insoles. Physix Gear does not find this good enough and shows with its insoles that it is made of durable, medical dual base layered high-performance EVA foam as well as[…]
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Top 6 Best Insoles For Hiking Part 1
1. Logics Best Pain-Free InsolesWhile many insoles are of reasonable quality, that doesn’t really cut when your feet are on the line. So if you choose a trustworthy name in the insole business, it is difficult not to choose Logics Best. They offer you fantastic hiking soles that make your feet happy. Their “pain-free” insoles[…]
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Materials for Hiking Shoe Soles Part 2
Here are some of the materials used in Hiking Shoe Soles, below will show the part 2 :– Ethyl-vinyl acetate (EVA)A chemical mixture of ethylene and vinyl acetate and is particularly well suited as material the shoes and sneakers, because of its low cost (compared to natural rubber), light weight, and its effect of damping[…]
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Hiking Shoe Midsole and Outsole
MidsoleIts location is found between the outsole and upper of the shoe. The most widely used materials for soles are EVA and PU. Soft and cushioning EVA midsoles consist of thousands of air-filled bubbles. EVA midsoles are typically used in light shoes. Heavier and thicker but much more resistant PU gives less rebound to the[…]
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Materials for Hiking Shoe Soles Part 1
Here are some of the materials used in Hiking Shoe Soles, below will show the part 1 :1. Vulcanized RubbersBecause of its durability and versatility, rubber is known as the most traditional material for shoes and sneakers soles. It can be used in different ways even though it is mainly used in highly compressed molded[…]
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Hiking Shoe Insole
InsoleThe interior liner placed inside a shoe which is in contact with the plantar surface of the foot. Shoe insole is an integral part of your hiking shoes that acts as an insulating layer between the foot and the sole of the boot. Adding an insole inside the boot provides insulation and cushioning. It is[…]
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Hiking Shoe Upper Part 2
There are two basic parts to a hiking shoe: the upper and the soles. The upper and the soles are made separately. When connected, a new hiking shoe is obtained. UpperAn upper shoe is everything above the sole, ie the part of the shoe that encloses the foot and maintains the soles attached to the[…]
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Hiking Shoe Upper Part 1
There are two basic parts to a hiking shoe: the upper and the soles. The upper and the soles are made separately. When connected, a new hiking is obtained. UpperAn upper shoe is everything above the sole, ie the part of the shoe that encloses the foot and maintains the soles attached to the foot.[…]
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Types of Hiking Boots and The Pros and Cons
Making choice to wear any type of hiking boots will depend on the type of hiking one plans to do and also how often one will go hiking. Here are the 3 types of hiking boots and the pros and cons :1. Hiking ShoesLow-cut shoes and sneakers which have flexible midsoles. Pros :– Great and[…]
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