Are Dainite soles comfortable?
Because of its rigidity, the Dainite sole is no more comfortable than a leather sole is. On pavement the Dainite sole performs exceedingly well, but on smooth tile it can be almost as slippery as a leather sole is. Wet weather is the main reason most people should wear Dainite soles over leather.
What is a Ridgeway sole?
Ridgeway soles are more lightweight than commando soles but are thicker than Dainite boot soles and will have a more raised profile. They can act as a good in-between option for those who need a hard wearing boot sole.
What is a commando sole?
The Commando or Lugged sole is your classic hiking/workboot rubber outsole. Known for its thick knobby tread, the commando sole offers great traction and weather resistance, but it can have quite a chunky profile.
What is Vibram Christy sole?
Part of Vibram’s Italian-made Heritage Series, the Christy sole is a lightweight blown rubber sole which provides sneaker-like comfort and excellent traction on natural terrain and pavement alike.
Which sole is most durable?
PU :: Polyurethane soles are lightweight, resilient, flexible, and have good ground insulation and shock-absorbing properties. These soles have the best durability performance. RUBBER :: Rubber has excellent ground traction and is a non-marking, long-lasting material that enhances the shoe durability and longevity.
What is a Christy sole?
Which is the best sole for a dainite?
A Dainite sole emanates quality and class. Hardwearing but comfortable, the soles offer a benefit over leather soles of being fully waterproof. Harboro’s production of the Ridgeway sole originated with the idea of a gentleman being able to utilise his most comfortable brogues on the golf course.
What kind of Welt does a dainite use?
Generally speaking, all of the Dainite ranges are affixed utilising the traditional Goodyear welt method. This is not only robust but ensures that after a great amount of wear they are easily replaced.
Where does dainite soles and heels come from?
Generally speaking, all of the Dainite ranges are affixed utilising the traditional Goodyear welt method. This is not only robust but ensures that after a great amount of wear they are easily replaced. All soles and heels are made in our UK factory using the best quality materials with abrasion and flex testing undertaken by SATRA.