Vibram

[ vahy-bruhm ]

Trademark.

1. a brand of lightweight, rubberlike material used for the soles of shoes and boots.

Vibram

/ ˈvaɪbrəm /

noun

1. a special type of moulded rubber sole, widely used for climbing and walking boots

Word History and Origins

Origin of Vibram¹

C20: from Vi ( tale ) Bram ( ini ), Italian climber who devised the product

Example Sentences

It’s a half-ounce lighter than the previous Speedgoat 4 yet still has a beefy, lugged Vibram sole and enough cushion to make it feel like a magic slipper.

From New York Times

It’s a half-ounce lighter than the previous Speedgoat 4 yet still has a beefy, lugged Vibram sole and enough cushion to make it feel like a magic slipper.

From New York Times

The outsole will be made of Vibram, which is made in the United States from recycled materials.

From New York Times

But for many, the Hoka Speedgoat 5 will be a fit, with a cushioned fit and some of the best traction in the game, thanks to a Vibram Megagrip sole.

From Los Angeles Times

But for many, the Hoka Speedgoat 5 will be a fit, with a cushioned fit and some of the best traction in the game, thanks to a Vibram Megagrip sole.

From Los Angeles Times