Definition of midsole
: a layer (as of leather or rubber) between the insole and the outsole of a shoe
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The Air unit wraps entirely around the midsole and outsole, just like 1991's Air Max 180.
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The shape and size of each cell varies throughout the midsole, to provide the required distribution of support.
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The removable insole means your feet can rest directly on the cushy, grippy EVA midsole if full immersion is on the menu.
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Instead of a shoe pieced together from a limited number of specs, customers receive a midsole and last molded to their unique shape and movement.
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And to give the new LeBrons a slightly more vintage feel, the normally clear Nike Air midsole is painted over in white, and the original Nike tag is printed on the LeBron 15's front pull tab.
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Most hikers will feel it in their feet and back when a midsole is shot.
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Once the midsole designs are complete, the computer file describing them is transferred to the 3D printers.
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Just like the Yeezy Powerphase model, the Rascal features an EVA cushioned midsole, the same Adidas branding by the shoe eyelets, and similar perforated detailing.
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1926
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