| In 2016, the well-known sports brand Reebok introduced its innovative Liquid Factory technology that can add to the manufacture of shoes. Now, the company has released the latest 3D printed sneakers: Liquid Floatride Run. This new shoe incorporates Reebok's Liquid Factory 3D printing. Technology brings new technology to its popular Floatride Run sneaker model.  In addition to the novelty of technology, what does Reebok's 3D printing technology do for new shoelaces? According to Reebok, its Liquid Factory process enables it to reduce the weight of shoes by 20% and provides two unique features: And liquid grip. Reebok's liquid lace feature replaces traditional shoelaces by printing stretchable 'laces' directly onto shoes. According to reports, flexible 3D printed shoelaces are designed to integrate pressure points in certain parts of the shoe so that The wearer can easily take off the shoes without sacrificing the stability and support of the sports shoes. The second new feature, liquid grip, was found at the bottom of the Liquid Floatride Run, and is basically arranged along the 3D printed lines at the bottom of the sole, designed to provide better grip and traction. These 3D printed liquid grips are also Help Reebok reduce the weight of sports shoes. In addition, the upper structure of the shoes also utilizes Reebok's Flexweave technology. It is said that the upper structure manufactured using the figure eight knitting technology has better breathability, durability and supportability than other upper structures. Currently, Reebok The new Liquid Floatride Run shoes can be ordered through its online store for $180. Article Source: 3D Tiger |
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