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VIBRAM

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VIBRAMVitale Bramani (developer of shoe sole)


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This shoe features a Goodyear welt construction with a steel shank and a full-grain, calfskin leather upper, an antimicrobial fabric lining, and an Ultra Soft Orthoflare Vibram rocker sole.
For Los Angeles shoe store owner John Goli, that means fashioning his 600cc 1971 Honda 1971 into a giant Vasque hiking boot, replete with laces, eyelets and a Vibram sole that hides each tire.
Though bike tires are narrower than Vibram soles, the rider's weight is distributed over the contact area of both tires, and the bike generally weighs about 872 pounds less than a horse.
 
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