Adidas’ new running shoes include a 3D printed midsole to make the user’s front feet more comfortable

Adidas has released a new running shoe, 4DFWD, which has a technical know-how. Whenever your foot hits the ground, the shoe will let you relax a little forward.This is because the shoe’s3D printingThe midsole is manufactured by Carbon, and is an air grid penetrated by bow-shaped holes. When compressed, its squeezing motion moves your foot forward compared to the position of the sole on the ground.

In contrast, the traditional midsole just rolls down, so the front of your foot will hit the inside of the shoe harder.

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Adidas and Carbon said that the redesigned midsole, the part above the rubber tread of the shoe, reduces the braking force on the front of your foot by 15% compared to ordinary shoes. Adidas said that it has identified a perfect lattice midsole, which is designed to compress forward under load to resist mechanical forces, while providing steppers with a unique sliding feeling.

The new display design illustrates3D printingThe fundamental changes brought about in manufacturing. By creating materials layer by layer, it is possible to build designs that are not possible with traditional casting, molding, extrusion, or machining.although3D printingStarting to create prototypes commercially, but the technology is increasingly being used in production.

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By Carbon3D printingAdidas 4DFWD shoe lattice midsole, there is a bow-shaped gap, when the runner’s foot touches the ground and compresses the midsole, it helps to move the top of the shoe forward. Adidas and Carbon evaluated 5 million possible lattice structures and finally determined the bow pattern of 4WFWD. They tested the design with real runners at the University of Calgary and the University of Arizona.

The shoe is expected to go on sale on July 1, priced at approximately $240.

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