The first footwear brand to apply sports technology to formal wear and casual leather shoes, as early as 1984 was certified by the American APMA Foot Therapy Medical Association, and Lebu's leather shoes are loved by most of the world's political elites.
 
After being acquired by Adidas in 2006, the comfort of the Lebu shoes was greatly improved by allowing the use of Adi's unique adiPRENE and Torrison technologies. At Lebu, even women's high heels also embody a sense of technology. adiPRENE, a dense and consistent EVA material placed on the impact area of the heel to absorb the impact and better distribute the pressure, is also applied to the forefoot to help with the start.
 
The comfort of Lebu's shoes is similar to that of Aibu and Qile, and the design style of several brands is almost the same, but the price is very different, especially Aibu, the price of Lebu is almost half of it, and the cost performance is relatively high. So if you've been looking for a comfortable and affordable pair of heels, add a Letox to your try-on list.