Comfort Safety Shoes
A shoe can be a garment that covers our feet to help us get from one place to another. It can also be a gadget that will help us strengthen the heart and live a little longer. And it can be an excuse to feed children in Burma. Step by step, it is clear that can save lives. The Spanish company promotes its creations Callahan as "the most comfortable shoes in the world. " Its keys are adapting to the heel, as it dampens the body's weight with a system called fusion energy, to the plant, increasing its width to keep the shoe press his foot, and a hinged design that manages to balance on two sharing weight of the entire body. It may mean they are the most comfortable shoes in the world is ambitious, to start would be to try them all, but the truth is that Callahan shoes are really comfortable to the point of surprising. You can use these brand-new comfort safety shoes to walk 15 miles without being noticed scratches or fatigue in the foot. The firm also has a cut sneakers with sporty. But comfort is not the only feature of these shoes and this is what leads to its component 'geek'. Callahan launches this September 15 an accessory called 'Adaptaction Vital' that lets you use the comfort safety shoes as a pedometer and track caloric expenditure on the computer using a daily evolution of the activity. The 'Vital Adaptaction Callahan' is sold separately from the comfort safety shoes for 69 euros and consists of a sensor that fits into the shoe, under the sole, heel-and into a receiver. The second device records the movements of the first and can pass data to a computer by simply plugging the USB port. To track the 'Adaptaction Vital' includes a program that allows you to see the calories burned during the walk or the distance traveled. With this information beneficial routines can be programmed to strengthen your heart, burn fat and tone the body. You can share the results through social networks or know the CO2 that the user has stopped broadcasting for not using the car. To demonstrate the comfort of the shoes and can be a great tool to encourage physical exercise, Callahan has made a solidarity action in Modacalzado (IFEMA, Madrid). In collaboration with partners Burma, has encouraged many volunteers to walk all they can and help disadvantaged children. Callahan solidarity walk is being held this week in the shoe fair in Madrid (11, 12 and 13 September) and has enjoyed the cooperation of the athletics world champion Abel Anton. The company still has not released the balance of the action but for every kilometer walk volunteers, Callahan offer food to a child in Burma for a year. . . .
