Every Aravon outsole unit offers subtle support that adds a bit of spring to your
step. It also supports all other technologies built into Aravon shoes.

In Aravon shoes, the foot fits and sits properly on the outsole for best support
throughout the dynamics of the gait cycle. In motion, Aravon technologies steady
the foot, helping to keep it on the ideal neutral plane of the gait and to alleviate
thousands of compensations the complex structure makes with each step.
The arch is gently fortified as it flexes and every step is cushioned in the heel
and forefoot. Over the course of a day, this finely tuned support adds up to
feet that are less stressed and less tired.

There are several kinds of Aravon outsoles, each designed to provide
the right foundation for a particular group of comfort and support
technologies. For example, our most supportive Everyday shoes
are made on a full ground contact outsole with an embedded T-Frame®
stabilizer. Office heels, on the other hand, are made on a last that
places the heel of the foot in the most supported, neutral position
possible with a strong, lightweight shank in the midfoot area.

In every Aravon shoe, the last and outsole have been engineered to
create a beautiful working partnership of foot and footwear. Outsoles
follow the natural contours of the foot, optimize ground contact, and
help keep the foot balanced and supported through every step.

> T-Frame® or stability shank
> Stability cradle
> Full ground contact outsoles
> Rocker soles
> Rubber soles
> Heels: grounded in support