After Heron Preston teamed up with the emerging technology company Zellerfeld to create version 0.8 of the 3D printed shoe “HERON01” last year, this time, referring to the feedback of beta testers, they cooperated to update the shoe, bringing a new version 0.81.
Find problems from the test results and improve, this time the shoe’s fit, shape and function have been upgraded, not only with a roomy design in the toe and collar to make it easier to wear, but also with a softer material The upper is made so that it won’t irritate the skin even if you don’t wear socks; in addition, the heel inclination is adjusted and the midsole is optimized to strengthen the arch support.
In addition to the “HERON01” 0.81 version, Zellerfeld also continued to expand the shoe testing program, including sports performance shoe testing, etc., saying: “The beta test is incredible, their demand and feedback on the first version exceeded me. As expected, interacting with beta testers keeps me wanting updates and getting them to try.”
The “HERON01” 0.81 beta version is expected to sell for $350, and will provide a free update when the next iteration arrives; to get the update, beta testers must provide feedback and return old shoes, and interested readers may wish to pay more attention.