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new Nike line is that of lunarlite technology
Topic Started: 15 Sep 2014, 04:09 PM (148 Views)
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Here on Hubpages we're always looking for your thoughts- Have you used the Adidas Kanadia? We'd love to know what you think or if you have an alternative trail running shoe you would recommend we're all ears.Over the past 60 years, the struggle for the number one tennis shoe has raged between two industrial giants, Nike and Adidas. Some argue that Nike Air Max 1 Women tennis shoes are the best, while others say that Adidas are the future of tennis shoes. The purpose of this hub is not to persuade you toward either brand, but to help make your own decision about which shoe is better.Founded in 1924 by Adolf Dassler (1900-1959), at the age of 20, invented the first pair of shoes with spikes. Today known as cleats, this innovation soon became world renowned for its impressive traction and durability.

With more than 700 patents on new sports equipment and shoes before his death in 1959, Adidas was able to maintain its number one spot until just recently, with Nike Air Max 1 Men in first place.The current leading supplier of all shoes and apparel, Nike was founded in 1964 under the name Blue Ribbon Sports. Eventually changed to Nike in 1974, the reason for Nike's great success in the shoe industry is due to its original designs and shoe soles. Producing its first innovative and original design in 1974, called the Waffle Trainer, the company soon thereafter took the sport apparel industry by storm.The powerhouse of athletic goods, Nike holds range over everything from shirts and shorts to watches and weights.

Because of this monopoly on the sporting industry, Nike has allowed itself enough room to expand its design.
For example, in the last line of Nike Air Max 90 Women (the Nadal Air series), the apparel featured strong contrasting colors, small dots for breathability and lunarlite technology (will be explained in the comfort section).The next section, Comfort, is one of the more contested areas with Adidas. But don't take my word for it, judge for yourself.Described as stiff and rigid, Nike claims that their toe section is stronger for better stability and traction on the court. As an owner of a pair of Courtballistec Nike shoes, I can vouch for this stiffness. Despite this fact, the small dots covering the exterior of the shoe do allow for greater movement and flexibility.

Another factor dealing with the comfort of the new Nike line is that of lunarlite technology. This addition to the shoe, a lighter and more reactive foam, allows for greater spring in the step while also allowing for greater impact force when stepping down.Aside from these two traits, Nike shoes, as opposed to that of Adidas, have a much more comfortable interior. With slipper-likeness to the beginning of the shoe, the foot feels much less constrained and overall more comfortable.The last trait of the Nike Air Max 90 Men to be examined is that of endurance. This seems to be the only area that Nike lacks in.
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