What role does the height difference between the front heel of about 3cm and the back heel of about 5cm play when worn?
Since the front and back heel heights are listed differently, you might wonder what the height felt by the foot and the walking gait will actually be like when wearing them.
The front heel of about 3cm supports the floor and connects to the back heel of about 5cm, so the incline of the ankle is relatively gentle compared to the heel height[1].
The front is about 3cm, and the back is about 5cm[2]. Rather than having only the back heel raised alone, it has a platform structure that thickly supports from the front sole. If the toe is thin and only the back is high like in typical heeled shoes, body weight tends to shift to the forefoot, but when the front heel supports underneath together, the slope felt by the sole of the foot becomes noticeably gentler. While securing visual height, you can take steps stably as if stepping on flat ground.
The outsole on the bottom surface uses synthetic rubber material[3]. The rubber sole, which has elasticity and friction, reduces slipping while walking and firmly supports the feet.
The composition of shock-absorbing material inside the heel and the weight of a single shoe have not been confirmed yet.
Product measurements
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BLOOM PADDED CLOG / BEIGE
Other stated figures
| Part | 250 |
|---|---|
| 발길이 | 25.5cm |
| 둘레 ◦ | 24cm |
For rows marked with ◦, flat measurement or circumference could not be confirmed in official sources, so hmmm determined them using figures from the same item.