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Vibram
[ vahy-bruhm ]
- a brand of lightweight, rubberlike material used for the soles of shoes and boots.
Vibram
/ ˈvaɪbrəm /
noun
- a special type of moulded rubber sole, widely used for climbing and walking boots
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Example Sentences
Vibram’s new Arctic Grip AT sole bites superbly on snowy descents, exposed rock, and dirt.
The Tamaracks have sheepskin-lined footbeds, Vibram soles, and a proprietary waterproofing system inspired by pine pitch and spruce gum—traditional materials used by the company founder’s Métis ancestors.
I quickly learned that this boot is a lightweight hiker fit for Antarctica, with a 100 percent waterproof fabric upper, a thermal fleece lining, and a chunky Vibram outsole.
The Vibram soles, coupled with that additional real estate, made control effortless.
The all-leather upper, high cuff, Gore-Tex liner, and burly Vibram outsole make the Sundowner both gorgeous and technical.
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