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What's the difference between the air cushion being trampled and not being trampled?
The difference between the air cushion being trampled and not being trampled is that:

1, the difference between air cushion pedaling and non-pedaling is that air will enter after pedaling, and it will become soft after entering the air. If it is not trampling, it will be very hard. Air sole cushioning technology was first used in air cushion shoes, and the original form was nikeair, which not only improved the shock absorption performance of shoe midsole, but also reduced the weight of midsole.

2. Owning an air cushion is not only of great help to athletes, but also a symbol of high-performance sports shoes, which has become a goal that many sports series manufacturers all over the world are striving to surpass, thus well stimulating the vigorous development of sports shoes technology, as well as a compressed air cushion, that is, the air cushion is compressed in the interlayer of the midsole.

The advantages of air cushion shoes are:

1. The key difference between air cushion shoes and ordinary casual shoes lies in the application of air cushion. An air storage cavity capable of generating an air cushion is arranged between the upper sole and the lower sole, so that the actual effect of buffering is better. Air cushion shoes are very popular in fitness. Among them, the sole is made of unique rebound material, which can reasonably digest and absorb part of recoil force, relieve foot pressure and make clothes more relaxed and comfortable.

2. The function of airbag glue is to store air in the air cushion to show elasticity and reduce the fluctuation during fitness exercise; The design scheme of air cushion is to better alleviate the fluctuation caused by the collision between barefoot and road surface in daily walking, and also to show additional shock absorption and contrast.