Sentence examples for sole lightweight from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, she was chosen for Britain's sole lightweight spot at this month's World Championships in China, ahead of Amanda Coulson and Chantelle Cameron, and she will have the chance to make history by qualifying for the first ever Olympic women's boxing event.

He destroyed her iron but whipped up a groundbreaking lightweight sole with traction.

When the Hogan sports shoe brand asked Karl Lagerfeld to design a capsule collection, it did not get just cowboy boots with a thick rubber sole and a lightweight raincoat.

The elegant sportswear in Lou Dalton's catwalk show was perfectly complemented by these statement white shoes with chunky, though lightweight, soles.

A few years ago, the classic brushed-suède Hush Puppies with the lightweight crêpe sole — the moc-toe oxford known as the Duke and the slip-on with the golden buckle known as the Columbia — were selling barely sixty-five thousand pairs a year.

Sales of the classic American brushed-suede shoes with the lightweight cr*pe sole were down to 30,000 pairs a year, mostly to backwoods outlets and small-town family stores.

They come in five colors — gray, brown, navy, red and tan — with contrasting soles made of a lightweight Nike cushioning system.

Instead of heavy ammunition boots they wore lightweight rubber soled gym shoes that allowed them to move silently.

They are made of a foam-based material that is "a lot more minimal and lightweight" than regular soles but has comparable strength, he said.

Alternatively, try Marks & Spencer's Footglove shoe range (recommended to me by a florist who spends all day on her feet); the soles are flexible and very lightweight.

The Clifton 3, upgraded this year with a roomier toe box, features the surprisingly lightweight monster-truck soles with the cloud-like cushioning that make cracks and bumps disappear.