soles

This puts the same concept into the least noticeable spot on your body: the soles of your feet.

Good boots, thick soles, are a blessing and felt more valuable to me than a heavy coat.

It is quite common for homeless people to wear shoes whose soles are falling off.

If you're talking about dress shoes you don't expect the soles to last especially longer than those on cheap dress shoes.

The soles of your feet are sensitive and legos are strong with sharp edges.

I could feel the carpet texture through the soles of my shoes and time seemed to slow down.

It's the same reason they don't want you taking a sledgehammer to the walls, or putting sandpaper on the soles of your shoes.

I wear down heels very fast, and used to get through mass-produced shoes with moulded soles far too quickly.

Rock climbing shoes have very thin soles with no cushioning whatsoever.

What immediately came to mind was high end leather shoes, where you can replace the soles, maintain the leather, and have them last for 10+ years.

I don't suppose thin soles will perform well in a cold environment though!

It annoyed me hugely that I had to throw away a pair of shoes whose uppers were in perfect condition, but whose soles couldn't be replaced.

To further enhance the arch support, I also replaced the soles with some fairly thick "Superfeet" soles, which are rather stiff and are curved to rise where your arches are.

If you confront them and say "your joy dance is deaf to the poor and sick that you're trampling under the soles of your shoes," that is a very serious charge.