Who invented the first pair of tennis shoes?

Answer 1

The First Pair Of Trainers Were Invented By A Chap Called Patrick Kennedy In 1899, he Lived In Liverpool and Originally Invented Adidas But Sold His Idea To Adi Dassler which Is Ironic To His Name, he sold this buisness to save his dying friend Jordan Cosgrove Also From Liverpool.

Answer 2

Actually, "tennis shoe" is just one common name attributed to the general trainer, usually occurring in American or Australian English. The tennis shoe was made possible by the invention of vulcanized rubber, and by the start of the 20th century, many small companies involved with the production of bicycle tires were also manufacturing shoes. U.S. Rubber invented Keds in 1916, the same year that Converse came out with their All Star shoe. The first shoe marketed as a tennis shoe was created and sold by Adidas in 1931.

Answer 3

The first tennis shoes, characterized by a rubber sole and a cavas upper, were developed by the Liverpool Rubber Company in the early 19th century. While there is no official inventor of the tennis shoe, companies such as Converse and Keds helped make them popular.

Answer 4

The company JW Foster and Sons invented tennis shoes in 1895. This style of shoe became very popular in the early 1900's.

Answer 5

Chuck Norris

Answer 6

1856