- to the
original footbed,
Birkenstock gives the
option of a soft
footbed. The shoe is made of the same
materials as the
original footbed, with the addition...
- vegetable-tanned
leather or soft
rawhide uppers attached to a
leather footbed and
rubber sole by a
method known as
stitchdown construction, done without...
- technology, (ATS), a multi-layered
lightweight sole with a gel-cushioned
footbed and a heel
stabilizer to
provide more
support while riding.The
boots are...
-
manufacturers name appears, as well as on a
round emblem in the
actual heel of the
footbed. Notably,
there are tiny
black m****age nubs
throughout the foot-bed for...
-
consists of a two-layer sole; the
inner sole is
softer and
serves as the
footbed, and most
models come with arch
support and
Microban Zinc, a technology...
- (also
called the liner) is the
cushioning part of the boot and
contains a
footbed along with a
cushion to keep a skier's foot warm and comfortable. The outer...
-
created a
sandal inspired by a
classic Birkenstock with a mink
covered footbed. Philo’s
first ad
campaign for Céline
notably did not
include the heads...
-
interior bottom of a shoe,
which sits
directly beneath the foot
under the
footbed (also
known as sock liner). The
purpose of the
insole is to
attach to the...
-
Reebok and game
publisher Parker Brothers. Fullfoot, midfoot, collar, arch,
footbed and Dual
Chamber support was
offered at the time. The pump
technology was...
-
Traditional biblical sandals had
inflexible soles; Naot used a
flexible footbed of cork,
natural rubber or leather.
Adjustable leather straps allowed for...
