Categories of Athletic Shoes
Track shoes or Track spikes
Track shoes are often known as cleats. They are very lightweight shoes with spikes screwed into their bottom or spike plate, in order to maximize performance when running. At the front of the foot, there are usually 5 to 8 holes where the spikes may be screwed using a spike wrench. There are usually numbers of spikes near the heel, except for high jump or javelin shoes. Some spikes have permanent or fixed spikes.
Bowling shoes
Bowling shoes has a style sandwiched between dress shoes and athletic shoes. Bowling alley floors are not spoiled since thick soles and heels are used.
Soccer shoes
The recent soccer shoes offer foot suppleness when you are in haste. Soccer shoes are designed such that the player propels easily during forward movements. Soccer shoes assist in controlling the ball with the help of the exact rigidity it has.
Skating shoes
It is typically called skates. They have various attachments for skating on the bottom of the shoe portion.
- Ice skates
- Figure skating
- Speed skating
- Ice-skating
- Roller skates
- Roller blades.
Football shoes have cleats for grip and support.
Rubber Cloth, Plastic are some of the Materials used in Athletic Shoes
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