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Why don't more (fashion) sneakers come with a circular pivot point at the ball of the foot, where alot of rotating takes place?
On all my margom cup soles, that point wears out first along with the heel drag area, while on my GATs and replica, the wear at the pivot point is minimal at best.
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>>12170785
So THAT is why they have the circles there.
Noice.
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>>12171028
yeah, like, zumba shoes even have a completely smooth pivot point to allow easy pirouettes and stuff.
Wheareas every time I look at my other shoe's soles, the wear on just these spots makes me sad.
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>>12171112
Now i actually have something to look in soles.
Thanks.
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Mind = blown
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>>12170785
Because they aren't actually made for real use and exercise.
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>>12171302
yeah, still, why not add a little detail to the sole that will prolong their lives, right?
It's not like it would be super visible and disruptive to the aesthetic.
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