midsole
midsole
Definition
mid·sole (mid′sōl′)
noun
a layer between the insole and outsole, as of an athletic shoe or a hiking boot
midsole
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- have: The Durham also has a polyurethane midsole to suit heavier runners, which is bolstered with rear- and forefoot Air cushioning units.
- absorb: A shock absorbing midsole and footbed round off the comfort features.
- mold: Instead of using a last and shank, the boots are constructed around a molded nylon midsole.
- boast: Some boast a steel midsole and some are waterproof.
Preposition: for
- cushioning: GEL units are strategically placed in the midsole for maximum cushioning.
- absorption: Integrated with EVA midsole for enhanced shock absorption and weight reduction.
Modifies a noun
- footwear: More steel plate protective steel midsole safety footwear Drivers protective steel midsole safety footwear Talking On Cell Phones.
- shoe: New York Joins Sony CD protective steel midsole work shoes protective steel midsole safety footwear Investigation.
- safety: More steel plate protective steel midsole safety footwear Drivers protective steel midsole safety footwear Talking On Cell Phones.
- material: The idea of the MIZUNO WAVE plate is to dissipate the shock over a larger area of the midsole material.
- foam: The most notable changes are deeper grooves in the midsole foam at the rearfoot.
- flex: The softish toe box, soft uppers and slightly soft midsole flex push this boot down into the mountain footpath league.
Noun used with modifier
- steel: More steel plate protective steel midsole safety footwear Drivers protective steel midsole safety footwear Talking On Cell Phones.
- density: By using a triple density midsole, which they call " progressive posting.
- polyurethane: The Durham also has a polyurethane midsole to suit heavier runners, which is bolstered with rear- and forefoot Air cushioning units.
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