Running shoes are designed with cushioning, support, and flexibility to optimize performance and comfort during long-distance runs.

Cleats are designed to provide grip and traction on various surfaces, particularly in sports like soccer, football, and baseball.

Cross-training shoes are versatile and provide adequate support and stability for a wide range of indoor and outdoor sports.

Arch support helps stabilize the foot, prevents excessive inward rolling (overpronation), and reduces the risk of injuries.

Basketball shoes are designed with lightweight materials, cushioning, and support to enhance speed, agility, and jumping ability.

A rocker sole is designed to promote a smooth and efficient stride by facilitating a natural rolling motion during the running gait.

Hiking boots provide ankle support, traction, and protection from uneven terrain and obstacles encountered during hiking.

A heel counter provides stability and support to the heel, reducing the risk of injuries and providing a secure fit.

Dress shoes are designed with a focus on aesthetics, comfort, and support for formal occasions, where precise footwork and balance are not primary concerns.

The midsole is designed to absorb shock and provide cushioning, reducing the impact on the feet and joints during physical activities.

Dress shoes are designed for formal occasions and everyday wear, prioritizing aesthetics and comfort over performance-enhancing features.

The outsole is designed to provide traction and grip on various surfaces, ensuring stability and preventing slips and falls during physical activities.

Basketball shoes are designed to provide a combination of speed, agility, and stability, making them suitable for the dynamic movements and quick changes of direction in basketball.

The toe box is designed to provide ample space for the toes to move freely, preventing discomfort and potential injuries.

Running shoes are designed to provide a combination of cushioning for impact absorption and stability for support during long-distance runs.