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Michelin Extends Its Tire Technology To The Field Of Sports Shoes

2008/8/11 10:01:00 41753

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The outsole of sports shoes has many similarities with the tire in terms of its performance and function. It must grip the ground under different ground conditions, different conditions, and even in extreme cases, and must be durable, shock absorbing and comfortable.

Through its development in tires, Michelin has a lot of technology and experience in dealing with ground contact technology. These experiences and techniques can be applied to the design of moving shoes.

Michelin has made an in-depth study of two key issues affecting the performance of tires and sports shoes:

Sole pattern design

The sole pattern is very important to the grip of sports shoes. It must be able to play a corresponding role under different ground conditions and conditions.

Michelin's performance in the racing arena is the best example of this expertise.

The design inspiration of shoe outsole often comes from Michelin tire tread patterns that are suitable for different road conditions.

For example, shoes with large sole texture are suitable for outdoor sports.

Mountaineering shoes belong to this kind. It must be well adapted to the harsh terrain. Its unique sole texture is inspired by off-road tyres.

Sole rubber formulation

The formulation of rubber is essential to ensure optimum performance. The formulation must meet two important criteria:

Sole rubber must have good grip performance to ensure that it does not slip during wearing.

Without sacrificing the effect of grabbing, ensure the highest durability and wear evenly and slowly.