Footwear Stiffening

Footwear stiffening refers to the process of adding support or structure to a shoe or boot to improve its fit, stability, and durability. This can be achieved through a variety of methods, including the use of stiffening materials such as board lasting, shanks, and toe puffs, as well as structural design elements such as box toes and heel counters. Footwear stiffening refers to the process of adding support or structure to a shoe or boot to improve its fit, stability, and durability. This can be achieved through a variety of methods, including the use of stiffening materials such as board lasting, shanks, and toe puffs, as well as structural design elements such as box toes and heel counters. Stiffening materials are often added to the inside of the shoe to provide support and shape to the foot, while structural design elements are incorporated into the exterior of the shoe to help it maintain its shape and support the foot during wear. It Footwear stiffening is important because it helps to improve the fit and comfort of the shoe, as well as its overall performance. Stiffer shoes may be more suitable for certain activities, such as running or hiking, because they provide more support and stability to the foot.

Tepp 2
As low as £144.29 £120.24
Leatherboard - SM Quality
As low as £16.16 £13.47
Mens Metal Shanks
£20.08 £16.73
Triumph Toe Plates
As low as £0.49 £0.41 Sold Individually
Texon Cellulose Board
As low as £7.03 £5.86