Definition of midsole
: a layer (as of leather or rubber) between the insole and the outsole of a shoe
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The sneaker is also equipped with a drop-in foam midsole made of Nike React technology and Lunarlon to maximize cushioning and response.
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That growth can be linked in part to Adidas' introduction of its Boost midsole technology in 2013.
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Set to hit retailers in April, this Air Max 93 starts with a plain white upper as the base that's attached to a can't-miss safety orange panel around the midsole and finished off with a cool blue Swoosh and a deeper blue Nike Air ankle plate.
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This would be a great boot for a chairlift operator, where its grip, impressive stack height, insulated midsole, and thick outsole are unstoppable.
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That beefy midsole, which is made of the new Nike-only proprietary technology React Foam, is what all the hoopla over this new release is about.
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The midsole is well supported by Boost foam, which is made of many individual foam capsule molded together rather that one large piece of foam.
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Also, the midsole and outsole are kind of one in the same here.
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The crown jewel of the adidas empire, the Boost midsole, is present in the shoe to give that familiar and comfortable feel.
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