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T.H.E Soles

Experience game-changing slide and stability with our T.H.E bowling soles.

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T·h·e S8 White Microfiber

White

Designed for an above-average slide, for use exclusively with T·H·E Technology shoes.
T·h·e S4 Red Leather

Red

Designed for less slide, for use exclusively with T·H·E Technology shoes.
T·H·E S12 Black Ice

Black

The S12 Black Ice slide sole is designed for the most slide possible, for use exclusively with T·H·E Technology Shoes.
T·H·E T1 Rubber Traction

Orange/White (Multicolor)

Designed for maximum grip in all conditions, for use exclusively with T·H·E Technology shoes.
T·H·E 0 Slide Adapter Sole

Black

Create your own custom slide - for use exclusively with T·H·E Technology Shoes.
T·h·e S2 Brown Microfiber

Brown

Designed for the least slide, for use exclusively with T·H·E Technology shoes.
T·H·E T2 Rubber Traction

Grey/Red (Multicolor)

Designed for high traction, for use exclusively with T·H·E Technology shoes.
T·H·E S6 Blue Microfiber

Blue

Designed for an average slide, for use exclusively with T·H·E Technology shoes.
T·H·E S9 Sawtooth

Grey/White (Multicolor)

Designed for a longer slide, for use exclusively with T·H·E Technology shoes.
T·h·e S3 Sawtooth

Red/Brown (Multicolor)

Designed for a short slide with sawtooth technology combining the S2 and S4 - for use exclusively with T·H·E Technology shoes.
T·H·E T5 Rubber Traction

White

Designed with smooth texture for minimal traction, for use exclusively with T·H·E Technology shoes.
T·H·E S5 Sawtooth

Blue/Red (Multicolor)

Designed for an average slide, with Toehold Hyperflex and Sawtooth Technology combining T·H·E S4 and T·H·E S6, for use exclusively with T·H·E Technology shoes.
T·H·E S11 Sawtooth

Black/Grey (Multicolor)

Designed for a very long slide, for use exclusively with T·H·E Technology Shoes.
T·H·E S10 Grey Felt

Grey

Designed for a long slide in grey felt, for use exclusively with T·H·E Technology shoes.
T·H·E S7 Sawtooth

White/Blue (Multicolor)

Designed for a lower-resistance slide, for use exclusively with T·H·E Technology shoes.

The image is a more detailed grid chart comparing various types of shoe soles and heel designs in terms of their slide and braking performance. The chart features two main axes: Vertical Axis (Y-Axis): Lists different types of heels from H1 through H7. Horizontal Axis (X-Axis): Lists different types of soles from S2 through S12, ranging from low to high sliding capabilities. Key Details: Heels (Left Column): Includes several heel types (H1, H2, H5, H5 ST, H6, and H7) with each row indicating the recommended sole pairing. Soles (Top Row): Includes soles S2 through S12, showing how they pair with different heels for varying slide and brake characteristics. Slide and Brake Transitions: Slide Transition (Color Coded): The slide behavior ranges from short to long with some entries indicating “not recommended” in red. Brake Strength: Color-coded from red (most brake) to green (least brake). Approach Conditions: The chart also indicates the types of approach conditions each combination is best suited for, ranging from slick to tacky. Slide and Brake Performance: The chart has a gradient background that transitions from red on the left (least slide, most brake) to green on the right (most slide, least brake). The lower-left corner (H5 ST, H6) indicates combinations that are “not recommended.” The right side with higher numbers (S9 to S12) and heels H1 to H5 indicates long to extra-long slides with less brake, suited for tacky to more tacky conditions. This chart provides a detailed guide for selecting soles and heels based on sliding and braking preferences and surface conditions.

The image is a more detailed grid chart comparing various types of shoe soles and heel designs in terms of their slide and braking performance. The chart features two main axes: Vertical Axis (Y-Axis): Lists different types of heels from H1 through H7. Horizontal Axis (X-Axis): Lists different types of soles from S2 through S12, ranging from low to high sliding capabilities. Key Details: Heels (Left Column): Includes several heel types (H1, H2, H5, H5 ST, H6, and H7) with each row indicating the recommended sole pairing. Soles (Top Row): Includes soles S2 through S12, showing how they pair with different heels for varying slide and brake characteristics. Slide and Brake Transitions: Slide Transition (Color Coded): The slide behavior ranges from short to long with some entries indicating “not recommended” in red. Brake Strength: Color-coded from red (most brake) to green (least brake). Approach Conditions: The chart also indicates the types of approach conditions each combination is best suited for, ranging from slick to tacky. Slide and Brake Performance: The chart has a gradient background that transitions from red on the left (least slide, most brake) to green on the right (most slide, least brake). The lower-left corner (H5 ST, H6) indicates combinations that are “not recommended.” The right side with higher numbers (S9 to S12) and heels H1 to H5 indicates long to extra-long slides with less brake, suited for tacky to more tacky conditions. This chart provides a detailed guide for selecting soles and heels based on sliding and braking preferences and surface conditions.