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Adidas NMD shoes are not good for running

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 Starting off at the end of 2015 as a combination of the Rising Star, Micropacer, and Boston Super, Adidas NMDs are the sneakers of the modern day and still be popular today. But, are NMDs running shoes? Since there is a misconception about how running shoes should be, this article will provide a detailed look at the function of the Adidas NMDs to know whether they are suitable for runners or not. Are NMDs Running Shoes? In short, Adidas NMDs are not running shoes despite their appearance as running shoes. They are lifestyle or casual shoes. These Adidas sneakers lack support, underfoot traction, cushioning, and protection for runners. So, if you use the NMDs for serious or long runs, your feet can be hurt. You can still wear NMDs for basic workouts for leg presses, squats, or light treadmill run. These shoes are great for light walking or basketball shoes thanks to their excellent stabilization and extra protection in the midsole. If you need shoes for serious run
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How To Clean Dirty Rainbow Sandals at Home?

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 Do you know  how to clean Rainbow sandals  by yourself? If you don’t, unfortunately, you might have a bad experience when they get some stains or reek of a very gross smell. However, with a bit of effort and tricks, it’s quite easy to keep your sandals good as new! Some Notices Before Cleaning Material of the shoes If you know what your sandals are made of, you already have a good start for a thorough cleaning. The most common materials used in making Rainbow footwears are leather, nylon, rubber, and hemp. Each of them has different notes you should keep in mind when you tend to sandals. Style of the shoes Aside from the material, the style also affects your cleaning method. For example, a plain strap made of nylon would be less of a hassle to deal with compared to a complex strap with braids and leather. The more details your sandals have, the more difficult it is for you. The warranty policy As a brand with a reputation, Rainbow sandals come with a w
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Where Are Hoka Shoes Made?

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 Hoka shoes are broadly known for their ultimate comfort, low heel drop, and minimal weight. There are various models of Hoka shoes for runners of all levels and on various terrains, from the trail to the road. So, where are Hoka shoes made? Are they made in the USA, China, or somewhere else? This article will provide insightful information on the origins of Hoka shoes, along with some interesting facts about this famous shoe brand. Where Are Hoka Shoes Made? More than 80% of Hoka shoes are produced in Vietnam and China, while less than 20% are made in other countries, including the Philippines, the Dominican Republic, and Cambodia. In the past few years, this company has remarkably switched its production activities from China to Vietnam. The reason behind this change is that the production in China depends on coal as non-renewable energy, which is inappropriate for a company that pursues sustainability like Hoka. This is a common trend among many American
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