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1/3 versus 2/3 versus 3/3
How to select which Outsole154 to use. Fast tutorial. iFrame is not supported!
1/3 versus 2/3 versus 3/3
How to select which Outsole154 to use. Fast tutorial. iFrame is not supported!
Jenn and the Outsole 154
The same Outsole154 Jenn is using to lift on is the same Outsole154 that goes into your shoe. Never be without the sensory input your brain deserves. iFrame is...
Jenn and the Outsole 154
The same Outsole154 Jenn is using to lift on is the same Outsole154 that goes into your shoe. Never be without the sensory input your brain deserves. iFrame is...
The trace out
The trace out is critical to the quality of the fit. From the race out a mold is made. The more exacting the trace out the better the fit. So...
The trace out
The trace out is critical to the quality of the fit. From the race out a mold is made. The more exacting the trace out the better the fit. So...
Skiers you still get the bubble with the new ve...
I get asked about the insole with the bubble. That hasn’t been eliminated. You still get that with the package. It is now the base layer for the top layer...
Skiers you still get the bubble with the new ve...
I get asked about the insole with the bubble. That hasn’t been eliminated. You still get that with the package. It is now the base layer for the top layer...
Kevlar and carbon fiber
What is Kevlar and what is carbon fiber and how they are different. Both are composites. They serve different purposes. You have carbon fiber bikes and kevlar tires. iFrame...
Kevlar and carbon fiber
What is Kevlar and what is carbon fiber and how they are different. Both are composites. They serve different purposes. You have carbon fiber bikes and kevlar tires. iFrame...
You shouldn't supinate when moving
Pronationis natural. In inward rolling of the ankle. Pronation is really at the ankle. It allows for the foot to rotate inward as the tibia moves forward. It allows the foot...
You shouldn't supinate when moving
Pronationis natural. In inward rolling of the ankle. Pronation is really at the ankle. It allows for the foot to rotate inward as the tibia moves forward. It allows the foot...