Definition of midsole
:a layer (as of leather or rubber) between the insole and the outsole of a shoe
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But the latest in this series—a version with a black leather upper atop a white midsole—is the best yet.
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If the midsole of the adidas Futurecraft 4D does indeed last several hundred miles, matching or exceeding that of most running shoes on the market these days, that would be an extremely impressive feat.
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Parts of the midsole were noticeably firmer than others, while other areas felt soft and flexible.
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Flexible trail-shell midsole technology makes the transition from sidewalk to dirt nearly imperceptible.
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First Known Use of midsole
1926
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