Adidas Women’s Strutter Grey Shoes

These Adidas women’s shoes have a chunky design that keeps you comfortable throughout your day. The smooth leather upper is detailed with cutouts, overlays and signature 3-Stripes. The Adidas women’s shoes are anchored on a high-profile sculpted midsole and a grippy outsole.

• Regular fit
• PU coated leather upper
• Comfortable textile lining
• Mix of smooth and textured materials
• Adibouncy lightweight EVA sockliner
• Grippy rubber outsole

EVA: this midsole foam is soft, lightweight and flexible. The midsoles are cut and shaped from flat sheets of EVA foam. EVA would compress and become flat over time as the air trapped within the foam is squeezed out. Once EVA is compacted, it does not return to its original shape and no longer provides cushioning. EVA compresses faster than other regular midsole materials. It is widely used in different kinds of footwear, varying from running to leisure shoes. This midsole is the most common in sports footwear, it is used in shoes, boots, sports shoes, running shoes, trainers, sneakers, running trainers, football boots, sandals, slides, thongs, flip-flops, etc.

PU (Polyurethane): it is the most dense, durable and stable midsole material. PU is poured into a mold to create a firm midsole that provides maximum protection from impact. PU is identified by its smooth rubbery feel and tendency to turn yellow with age. PU is the heaviest midsole material, but it is also the most durable. This midsole is mostly used in leisure and training footwear: shoes, boots, sports shoes, running shoes, trainers, winter shoes, sneakers, running trainers, sandals, slides, thongs and flip-flops.

Leather: this natural material has the least amount of imperfections, so it rarely needs to be sanded or buffed. The benefit of using leather is two-fold - it looks better and it is stronger and more durable. Leather is not lightweight when compared to modern synthetic materials, nor is it breathable, unless manufactured with perforations. Additionally, leather can adjust a little to the shape of the foot over time. Leather is commonly used in manufacturing of sneakers, boots, running shoes, trainers, sports shoes, slides, sandals, boots, football boots, thongs, flip-flops, and running trainers. Cleaning: soak a cloth in a cold water and gently clean the surface after wearing until the mud has sunk in. Let the surface dry itself. Use professional shoe shiners to restore the colour of the leather. Do not soak it in water, wash in a washing machine, nor dry in a dryer.

Leather: this natural material has the least amount of imperfections, so it rarely needs to be sanded or buffed. The benefit of using leather is two-fold - it looks better and it is stronger and more durable. Leather is not lightweight when compared to modern synthetic materials, nor is it breathable, unless manufactured with perforations. Additionally, leather can adjust a little to the shape of the foot over time. Leather is commonly used in manufacturing of sneakers, boots, running shoes, trainers, sports shoes, slides, sandals, boots, football boots, thongs, flip-flops, and running trainers. Cleaning: soak a cloth in a cold water and gently clean the surface after wearing until the mud has sunk in. Let the surface dry itself. Use professional shoe shiners to restore the colour of the leather. Do not soak it in water, wash in a washing machine, nor dry in a dryer.

Synthetic Leather: this material does not stretch out, and is more sturdy, durable and lighter than natural leather. Due to its durability, synthetic leather is used in most of the kinds of shoes: boots, sports shoes, running shoes, trainers, sneakers, running trainers, football boots, sandals, slides, thongs and flip-flops. Cleaning: soak a cloth in a cold water and gently clean the surface after wearing until the mud has sunk in. Let the surface dry itself. Use professional shoe shiners to restore the colour of the synthetic leather. Do not soak it in water, wash in a washing machine, nor dry in a dryer.

Heel counter: it is placed onto the rear of a shoe's upper and is usually stitched and glued onto the base material of the upper. Most of the modern footwear is manufactured with a lightweight and breathable mesh upper, which provides less stability than leather shoes. The purpose of the heel counter is to provide stability and protection. The foot will feel more stable in every step, and it will also be more protected from getting injured by moving to various directions. Heel counter is used in most of the categories of shoes: sneakers, trainers, running shoes, boots, sports shoes, running trainers, tennis shoes, basketball shoes and football boots.

Inner lining: generally two types of fabric are used for inner lining - textile (natural) and synthetic fabrics. Textile fabrics that are mostly used in sports footwear manufacturing are cotton and viscose. They are the most comfortable and breathable. These fabrics are also absorbent, soft, durable, and can be washed by hand. Synthetic fabrics, mostly used for lining are polyester, acrylic and elastane, however they hardly absorb any moisture, and are not as breathable as natural lining fabrics.