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The arched part of the top of the foot between the toes and the ankle.
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A section of any footwear covering that part of the foot.
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In horses, the hind leg from the ham to the pastern joint.
Examples of instep in a Sentence
The Magician smashed her heel into his instep.
The Avantis have tunnel lacing that is quick to do up, which holds the shoe closely round the instep.
Foy brilliantly turning his man and running in on goal from the angle shot with his left instep.
The ball position is back in your stance, opposite your right instep.
The instep should be comfortable and the heels should not feel like you are performing a balancing act!
Some manufacturers cut their boots larger over the instep, making a wider width boot.
Instep crampons are also critical on icy trails.
Claire features a transparent Lucite strap running from the instep to ankle and a band of rhinestones decorating the toe.
The heel, instep, and metatarsal areas are designed to fit women's feet.
Shoes used for practice or belly dancing tend to have a two-piece split sole, a sturdy heel and elasticized instep for arch exposure.
It has a patented two-piece split-sole design, elasticized instep and suede sole patch.
These boots fit above the ankle, and they are designed to provide increased ankle and instep support.
First, decide if you need to stretch the width, the length, the width and length, the toes, or the instep (vamp).
The cushioned instep will keep your feet comfortable even if you wear them all day.
They are rubber, of course, and perforated at the instep for ventilation.
They have six eyelets and a pretty wicked buckle strap across the instep.
Smooth leather uppers greet the wearer, a small elastic gore at the instep offers a more flexible fit, and contrast piping details guarantee that these shoes won't leave your feet!
It is a Mary Jane style shoe featuring a split, rich leather upper body with an adjustable hook-and-loop instep strap ensuring a comfortable customized foot.
Within these types, shoes can be lace up or slip-ons, with style variations like elastic on the instep, elastic sides, or side-laced versions.
The base only holds one foot of the flyer, who holds the other foot in the opposite hand by the instep in a kind of vertical split, the leg inches from the flyer's nose.
The simplest kind was a pad or sole of leather or papyrus bound to the foot by two straps, one passing over the instep, the other between the toes.
We start with coaching the basic skill of using the instep for kicking at goal, and passing the football.