The soling on moccasins can be glued on or sewn on. It is primarily the material the touches the ground, but also can include a 'cushion' between you and the soling.
Conveyor Belt - Sewn on soling, made of actual conveyor belting. Very durable. Also known as 'barefoot without pain'. Can be like velcro in that it picks up stuff. The original designers of this style moccasin used conveyor belt soling. It is usually a rusty orange color, although sometimes we have other colors available.
Vibram - A company that makes a wide variety of soling. Most of the soling we use is made by Vibram.
Spikeless Golf - A very durable Vibram soling, dense, good traction, long wearing, glued on.
Olivia - A soft Vibram sheet soling, good traction, lasts one to three years, not appropriate for folks of larger size or hard walkers.
NewFlex - A thicker Vibram soling of medium density, comfortable, good traction, nice if you want the cushion without adding a cushi midsole.
Kletterlift - The traditional 'hiking boot' sole, or what some folks call a 'vibram' sole (made by Vibram). Very dense, great traction, aggressive (where you put your foot your foot stays), not necessarily for dancing if you like to move your feet, years of wear. We do suggest that you also have a layer of thin cushi midsole with the Kletterlift, as the density makes it a hard surface to walk on.
Cushi - This is a layer that is glued in between the boot and the soling. It is meant to cushion your knees and hips, great if you have issues, or if you are a 'hard' walker. It comes in a variety of thickness'. I primarily use the 1/4 inch and the 3/8 inch, also known in my world as 'thin' or 'thick' cushi.
Conveyor Belt - Sewn on soling, made of actual conveyor belting. Very durable. Also known as 'barefoot without pain'. Can be like velcro in that it picks up stuff. The original designers of this style moccasin used conveyor belt soling. It is usually a rusty orange color, although sometimes we have other colors available.
Vibram - A company that makes a wide variety of soling. Most of the soling we use is made by Vibram.
Spikeless Golf - A very durable Vibram soling, dense, good traction, long wearing, glued on.
Olivia - A soft Vibram sheet soling, good traction, lasts one to three years, not appropriate for folks of larger size or hard walkers.
NewFlex - A thicker Vibram soling of medium density, comfortable, good traction, nice if you want the cushion without adding a cushi midsole.
Kletterlift - The traditional 'hiking boot' sole, or what some folks call a 'vibram' sole (made by Vibram). Very dense, great traction, aggressive (where you put your foot your foot stays), not necessarily for dancing if you like to move your feet, years of wear. We do suggest that you also have a layer of thin cushi midsole with the Kletterlift, as the density makes it a hard surface to walk on.
Cushi - This is a layer that is glued in between the boot and the soling. It is meant to cushion your knees and hips, great if you have issues, or if you are a 'hard' walker. It comes in a variety of thickness'. I primarily use the 1/4 inch and the 3/8 inch, also known in my world as 'thin' or 'thick' cushi.
There are many different types of soling to choose from, many of which come from the Vibram Company. Shown here are the main two 'sheet' solings that I offer. On the left is the Spikeless Golf or Sport Utility by Vibram. It is the most durable sheet soling I offer. It is nice because it has good traction, is durable - long lasting, and doesn't pick up too much dirt. On the right is the NewFlex by Vibram. This is a bit thicker and softer, which is nice if you don't want to add the height and thickness of the cushi midsole. Both of these soles can be worn by folks of any size. Both of these soles come with your footwear, for no extra charge.
There are many different types of soling to choose from, many of which come from the Vibram Company. Shown here are the main two 'sheet' solings that I offer. On the left is the Spikeless Golf or Sport Utility by Vibram. It is the most durable sheet soling I offer. It is nice because it has good traction, is durable - long lasting, and doesn't pick up too much dirt. On the right is the NewFlex by Vibram. This is a bit thicker and softer, which is nice if you don't want to add the height and thickness of the cushi midsole. Both of these soles can be worn by folks of any size. Both of these soles come with your footwear, for no extra charge.