About the quality of shoes, how to distinguish the quality of shoes

Of course it is B-cool good.

If you look at the B-Cool alone, the standard three-bar design is no different from most Adi basketball shoes, and the simple upper design makes it not have much to show off. But if you wear B-Cool on your feet, you'll first be amazed at its lightness, since Duncan switched to Adi, almost every pair of his signature shoes has been associated with ClimaCool, and this technology is undoubtedly the face of lightweight. B-Cool has unintentionally used ClimaCool technology, which has undoubtedly taken ClimaCool to a new level compared to previous sneakers.

The large-area hollow design can not only effectively release the air on the TPU bearing tray, but more importantly, it can play a good shock absorption effect. The B-Cool's outsole is made from traditional NonclimaCool rubber, which gives the sneaker a noticeable boost in grip.

In terms of comfort, B-COOL can also meet good requirements, in the past, most basketball shoes often constrained the feet while pursuing wrapping, which only requires a long time of adjustment to achieve the comfort requirements. However, the B-Cool doesn't need to be adjusted at all, as the upper not only protects the ankles, but also the two elastic sponges on top can take care of the feet.

Like Duncan's character, B-Cool also doesn't have any ostentatious elements on its body, and like its owner, it can quietly play its role and give you enough help on the court.

Regarding personal hobbies, the quality of basketball shoes is, of course, the air cushion, and the feeling of expansion when touching the upper.

In fact, the main thing to judge the quality of shoes is not from the shoes themselves, but which pair is more suitable for you If there are too many, I don't need to say, both pairs are Adi's shoes, and when you buy them, you will know which pair of shoes is good

A big forward shoe.

A c shoe, why don't you ask.

B-cool is good or AI9 is good

No matter how we say it, we are objectively speaking.

Whether it is really good or not to wear it still has to be seen from a subjective point of view.

1. Check the fabric of the shoes. Learn to argue carefully about the fabric of leather shoes. Real cowhide is pore-spoken.

Pick up a pair of shoes and take a closer look in a well-lit place. The pores of cowhide are relatively fine, but the size is not uniform. There is something wrong with the too regular ones.

The pork skin is a little loose, and the pores are distributed in a zigzag shape.

2. Smell and distinguish the smell. Inferior shoes with fake leather, the smell of the fabric is particularly strong. There are some toxic and harmful smells that you don't have to smell under your nose. The smell of genuine leather is similar to that of raw pork skin bought in the supermarket. It's easy to separate.

3. Check whether the needle angle is neat. Whether it is leather shoes or cloth shoes, there are sewing threads on the edges of a good match. See if the needle angles of these threads are tight.

Take a pair of high-end shoes and compare them to see how many needles there are in the needle angle within an inch of distance, and then see if the shoes in your hand are enough for the number of needles. If the needle angle is too thin, it will not be firm.

4. Put it on the counter plane for inspection. Place a pair of shoes side by side on a glass counter or other flat surface to check whether the forefoot and heel are flat, whether they fit perfectly with the surface of the counter, and there is no skew.

5. Check the lining of your shoes. The shoe originally had a layer of insole, so let's see if it fits snugly to the bottom. Use your hands to feel if there is a bulge inside, uneven places. If you had, it would be awkward to wear.

6. Check the adhesive of the sole. See if the adhesive layer of the upper and shoe layer is tightly glued. There are no burrs and spills of the adhesive. You can press the side of the shoe slightly with your fingers to check if it is sticky.

7. Look at the design of the sole. The non-slip of the sole is related to the safety of walking. The sole of natural rubber is soft, elastic and comfortable to wear, but it is not wear-resistant. The artificial-like glue is relatively hard, and it is relatively wear-resistant. The teeth of the sole are more anti-slip, and on the contrary, it is easy to slip.

1. The most important process of leather shoes is the upper stitching and upper sole bonding, which is an important factor that directly affects the wearing life of leather shoes. Therefore, it is necessary to check whether the upper suture is broken and whether the upper suture is neat and standardized. In particular, whether the adhesive part of the sole is sticky and whether there is an open glue phenomenon, you can directly judge whether the leather shoes are bad.

2. Touch the inside of the leather shoes with your hands to see if there is a phenomenon of unevenness (where you can touch the feet can not be uneven, otherwise the feet will blister, and some good quality leather shoes will also have a unique massage needle eye to improve the touch of the feet).

3. Pinch the upper of the leather shoe with your hand to see if it is stiff and elastic. Those with good elasticity and no traces of grooves are good leather shoes, and those that are too good are of slightly worse quality.

4. Place the leather shoes on a flat table, check whether the soles are placed smoothly, and check whether there is a large gap on the contact surface from the side.

5. Insert the tip of your middle finger under the sole of the front tip to see if the height of the stilt is appropriate. For pointed scalp shoes, you can check whether the toe is moderate (good quality is generally the thickness of the middle finger), and when the stilt of the toe is too large, the stability is reduced; If the stilts are too small, the soles of the shoes wear out quickly, the shoes are easy to deform, and the wearing is easy to fatigue.

6. Hold the boots with your hands to see if the contact between the sole and the heel is stable. Place the soles and heels lightly against the side of the table (or counter) with the sides of the shoe facing up to see where the soles are touching. It is best to make contact with the side of the table on the sole (the widest part of the sole) and the entire heel plane.

Otherwise, the shoe is prone to deformation and heel dropping.

7. Use your index finger to stand on the outside of the back of the shallow shoes, check the height of the upper of the outer ankle, and choose the appropriate leather shoes.

8. Look down at the upper from top to bottom to check the symmetry of the upper parts and whether the cuff contour is deformed. Take the straight line between the toe of the leather shoe and the midpoint of the heel as the axis of symmetry, see whether the parts of the leather upper are symmetrical, and it is better to symmetrical the inside and outside without moving forward and backward. (The contour line of the cuff should be hugged towards the inside of the shoe, and the smooth and round ones are good quality leather shoes; twisted into a ruffle shape for bad quality leather shoes).

As far as I know, it is common to cut off a piece of sole and burn it to distinguish the taste and color, so that you can know whether it is good or not.

Question: Can you go to buy shoes to reduce burning? . .

2. PVC bottom, cut a small piece, ignite the flame to beat with a green edge, and self-extinguish from the fire. The sole of PVC material is cheaper than that of TPR, but the quality is not good, especially in winter, and the sole is easy to break.

3. EVA bottom, cut a small piece and light it, there is a burning smell of candles and melting and dripping. The quality is very poor.

4. Rubber sole, cut a small piece to ignite, there is a smell of burning tires, and there is black smoke. Not expensive. Medium quality.

5. At the bottom of TPR, cut a small piece, ignite the flame and beat, the burning place is molten, and it will not self-extinguish from the fire, and it can be dissolved in the nail benzene. The elasticity of the sole of TPR material is better than that of PVC, and it is moderate.

6. I think you can choose according to your own conditions.

If you're buying shoes, you can ask them what they're made of, and then you can tell them what I have to say.

It's a good idea to make a purchase