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Options

​Once you determined your size you now have

different options to accommodate your shoes.

                              Finding
                    the balance between
                   stability and flexibility.

​​​Soft materials are characterized by a high flexibility
and amortization due to shock absorbing characteristic of the materials while rigid materials are favoring a direct contact with the floor and offering stability.

 

​With Tarquino you can combine all features in order to accommodate your shoes exactly the way you like them;

Which Leather

Soft

Rigid

will result in a more rigid and stable shoe with ditto characteristics in behavior. It will take the shoe a longer time to become elastic but this compensates more stability and a longer life span.

will give you a high level of comfort, they will stretch quicker and fit your feet faster like a second skin. While they are softer the top layer or lamina and the shoe in general will wear out faster than a more rigid leather.

Which Heel

Taco Francés

Taco Inglés

- is a common English heel,
- 1 cm to 2,5 in height (to preference),

- available in 2 materials;

    - Wood

    - Polymeric rubber
      hard density to avoid compression

- is the classic wooden heel,
- 4,5 cm to 3,5 cm declining height
-
concentric shaped
-
tilts the axis forwards
- address the typical Milonguero style.

Which Sole

Suela - Leather

Chrome - Cromo

Chrome or grained leather sole;

- has a high porosity and rough structure which benefits grip.

- it needs to be brushed up because of the loss of its coarseness due to friction forces and absorption of dust and dirt.

- higher resistance load for the joints

Smoothed out leather sole;
- covers the whole base of the  shoe
- sits underneath the heel and offers a rigid and stable structure.

- smoother and more slippery

- hardly moisture absorption due to low porosity which benefits prevailing forces in pivots and enrosques.

Which Heel Cap

Rubber

Chrome - Cromo

- smoother grip than rubber

- lower friction

- benefits pivots and enrosques

- is a high density material
- is more wear-resistant

- offers more brake capacity

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