Table 2 Footwear characteristics for an example male and female shoe size from each condition
From: Does flip-flop style footwear modify ankle biomechanics and foot loading patterns?
Condition | Style | Midsole construction | Heel depth (mm) | Hardness (shore A) | Shoe mass (g) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Flip-flop | Havaiana Brazil | EVA | Size UK 6: 16 | 33 | Size UK 6: 140 |
Size UK 9: 18 | Size UK 9: 172 | ||||
FitFlop | Female = FitFlop Walkstar I. | Multi-density EVA in heel, midfoot and toe. Rubber outsole. | Size UK 6: 33 | Heel: 55 | Size UK 6: 172 |
Midfoot: 28 | |||||
Toe 38 | |||||
Male = Dass | Size UK 9: 37 | Size UK 9: 270 |