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Indoor Fitness Sneakers - Soft Bottom Anti-Slip Training Shoes
Indoor Fitness Sneakers - Soft Bottom Anti-Slip Training Shoes
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Indoor Fitness Sneakers - Engineered for Home Workouts
Transform your home fitness routine with these specialized indoor training sneakers. Designed specifically for indoor workouts, these ultra-lightweight shoes feature advanced anti-slip technology and soft bottom cushioning for safe, comfortable exercise sessions.
Indoor Training Features:
- Anti-Slip Technology: Superior grip prevents slipping during intense indoor workouts
- Soft Bottom Cushioning: Advanced padding protects joints during high-impact exercises
- Ultra-Lightweight: At just 320g, perfect for agility and quick movements
- Indoor-Optimized Design: Specifically engineered for home gym and fitness studio use
- Quiet Performance: Soft sole minimizes noise for apartment-friendly workouts
Your Home Gym Essential:
Whether you're following online fitness classes, doing yoga, strength training, or cardio workouts at home, these indoor fitness sneakers provide the stability and comfort you need. The anti-slip design gives you confidence during dynamic movements, while the soft bottom technology protects your floors and joints. Perfect for creating your own fitness sanctuary at home.
Specifications: Soft bottom sole, anti-slip design, 320g weight, indoor-optimized construction
Tips on Foot Size
What you’ll need
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A sheet of paper larger than your foot
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A pencil or pen
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A ruler or measuring tape
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Socks you’d normally wear with the shoes (optional, but recommended)
1. Prepare Your Foot and Paper
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Place the paper on a hard, flat floor (not carpet).
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Stand on the paper with your weight evenly distributed. Stand rather than sit—your foot spreads more under weight.
2. Trace Your Foot
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Holding the pencil upright (not angled), trace all the way around your foot.
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Keep the pencil close to your foot to avoid adding extra width to the outline.
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Do this for both feet—many people have one foot slightly larger.
3. Measure the Length
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Using a ruler, measure from the tip of your longest toe to the very back of your heel on the outline.
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Write the measurement in centimeters or inches.
4. Measure the Width (optional but useful)
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Measure the widest part of your foot (usually across the ball of the foot).
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This can help determine if you need narrow, regular, or wide-fit shoes.
5. Compare to a Size Chart
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Always go with the measurement of your larger foot.
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Enter your measurement in the Shoe Size Calculator.
Extra Tips
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Measure in the afternoon or evening—feet tend to swell slightly during the day.
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If your measurement falls between sizes, most people prefer going to the next size up for comfort.