What lining materials are used to make soles for special purpose shoes?

What lining materials are used to make soles for special purpose shoes?

Today, we'll look at the main lining materials for special-purpose footwearused by PROSAFE in its production. The materials described in this article have proven themselves among our customers and are in high demand due to their unique properties and characteristics.

Thinsulate®

is a unique, next-generation synthetic fiber-based material. It is currently considered one of the best insulating materials, boasting thermal properties that far exceed those of synthetic padding, foam rubber, felt, and even wool. Furthermore, Thinsulate® does not absorb moisture, is hypoallergenic, and is highly durable.

AIR/Air Layer:

This material is widely used in the production of linings; it is highly technological and highly wear-resistant. It effectively wicks away excess heat and vapor.

Cambrelle®:

Cambrelle® is a lining used in the production of elite, specialized sports and military footwear. It is a laminated non-woven material capable of retaining large amounts of moisture for long periods of time. This creates a healthy microclimate around the foot, preventing the development of fungus, bacteria, and unpleasant odors.

Sympatex®

is a breathable, lightweight, and thin, yet highly durable and environmentally friendly, non-porous membrane fabric. Its unique structure ensures optimal air circulation and 100% protection from moisture and wind. Due to the absence of micropores, the Sympatex® membrane is unaffected by pollution and other external influences.

Mesh/breathable textile mesh

is a mesh material made of polyester with high air circulation. The material dries quickly and promotes normal perspiration during shoe wear.

Today, we've discussed the most popular and high-quality materials used for linings in the production of special-purpose footwear. Learn more about special-purpose footwear on our website!

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