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There is no real awnser but the first shoe was a sandal made out of flat pieces of wood and mats of grass , they were open toed shoes . They say there wasn't a real inventor but W.A Deitz invented them so he could protect his feet from rocks. Of course they weren't name brand shoes. They weren't meant to be for showing off they were again to protect your feet. There are other parts of a shoe, sorry i can't help with that but i can name some: soul, tongue and that's all I know.
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What was Archimedes first invention?
it was the shoe
What material was the first shoe made out of?
The first shoes were made out of animal hides or leather.
Which foot should I put my left and right shoe on first"?
It doesn't matter which foot you put your left or right shoe on first. Just make sure to put on both shoes before walking.
What did the first converse look like?
Well they were brown, and they were made in 1917. They are really old looking and if you want to see a pic of them go to google images and type in the first converse shoe, and you will see the first converse shoe ever made in 1917. I hope this helped you! :)
Who was the first female athlete to have a basketball shoe named after her?
Cheryl Swoops Cheryl Swoops
What was the first shoe made out of?
The first shoe was made out of delicate cloth. :)
What came first shoe or sock?
Shoe.
When was the first addidas shoe invented?
the first Adidas shoe was invented in 1941
Who was the first pointe shoe dancer?
The first pointe shoe dancer was Marie Taglioni.
Are first putting on your right shoe then putting your left shoe commutative?
Yes.
Does flightclub send the shoe box with ur shoe?
The first rule of fight club is...
Who first discovered the shoe?
vikranth
What was the first running shoe?
nike
What was the first shoe in the US?
moccasins
What was Archimedes first invention?
it was the shoe
Who was the first shoe made?
Freddy
How does a shoe work?
First, you put your foot in and then you tighten the straps if the shoe has any and you walk around.
