datawebotNOBULL product data: training shoes, fit and specifications
Compare NOBULL Outwork, Drive 2, Journey 2 and Allday by training role, shoe construction, unisex sizing and model-specific specifications.
Choose a shoe family by its training role.
NOBULL's official catalog separates strength training, high-support training, hybrid work, performance running and everyday movement. Keep the model or family name attached to the activity description instead of treating every shoe as one interchangeable trainer.
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| Family or model | Officially described role | Keep distinct |
|---|---|---|
| Outwork | Foundational strength training; flat, stable build | Model, upper and outsole pattern. |
| Outwork Edge | High-support strength trainer for higher-impact work | Separate model from Outwork; the herringbone tread is not the same as Outwork's circular pattern. |
| Drive 2 | Hybrid training for lifting and cardio | Knit and Mesh are different construction options. |
| Journey 2 | Performance running; the official collection lists a PEBAX midsole and nylon plate | Running model and plate/material claims. |
| Allday / Allday 365 | Everyday movement and easy running/walking | Keep the family label and exact product-page name related but separate. |
Keep shoe specifications on the exact model and size basis.
Stack, drop and weight vary by model. These official product-page examples were reviewed October 5, 2026; they illustrate record structure, not a complete catalog or a substitute for the current product page.
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| Official example | Published specification | Record with it |
|---|---|---|
| Men's Outwork | Stack: 15 mm heel / 11 mm forefoot; drop: 4 mm | Model/version, exact measurement labels and units. |
| Men's Outwork | Weight: 315 g / 11.1 oz at men's size 10.5 | Reference shoe size and gender label; preserve the source units. |
| Men's Outwork | Polyester-canvas upper; stability-tuned EVA midsole; circular-pattern rubber outsole | Upper, midsole, outsole and tread as separate components. |
| Allday 365 | Stack: 32 mm heel / 22 mm forefoot; drop: 10 mm | Do not reuse Outwork measurements for an everyday model. |
| Allday 365 | Weight: men's 10.5 is 292 g; women's 8.5 is 252 g | Two stated reference sizes are not a size-independent weight. |
| Allday 365 | Ripstop upper; EVA midsole; rubber outsole | Keep model-level material statements and product URL together. |
Preserve size conversion, width and fit advice separately.
The Help Center says its shoes use standard D width and generally run true to size; if between sizes, it recommends choosing the larger size. A separate unisex FAQ states a 1.5 US-size difference between men's and women's labels. Keep these as attributed fit guidance and use the chart linked from the specific product page.
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| Fit evidence | Source statement | How to retain it |
|---|---|---|
| Footwear size chart | US men's, US women's, UK, EU and centimeters | Keep each chart label and unit; do not collapse them into one numeric size. |
| Unisex conversion | The FAQ states a 1.5 US-size difference | Store direction of conversion and the Help Center source/update date. |
| Width | Standard D width for shoes | A width attribute is separate from numeric size. |
| Fit recommendation | Generally true to size; between sizes, choose the larger size | Label as NOBULL guidance, not a guarantee for every model or foot. |
| Item reference | The product page links its relevant chart | Prefer the chart linked to the exact model and market. |
Do not apply shoe sizing to apparel records.
The NOBULL size guide links separate men's and women's apparel charts. Apparel charts use body measurements; shoe charts convert footwear labels. Keep the chart, unit and selected product category attached to each size value.
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| Catalog area | Relevant fields | Do not confuse with |
|---|---|---|
| Men's apparel | Chart size, chest, waist, hip and chart unit | US men's shoe size. |
| Women's apparel | Chart size, bust, waist, hip and chart unit | US women's shoe size. |
| Shorts | Style, lined/unlined option, named inseam and unit | Footwear size or a general apparel body measurement. |
| Selected apparel option | Style/SKU, size, color and market | A size chart alone does not establish which variants a particular style offers. |
Tie color, construction and offer observations to one option.
A product family, shoe construction, color, size and market are separate dimensions. NOBULL product pages can offer styles in different colors and can distinguish Knit from Mesh construction; preserve the exact selected option and date when recording a market offer.
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| Observation | Keep together | Boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Product identity | Family/model, style ID, product URL and color name | A color name alone does not identify a shoe model. |
| Variant | Construction option, size label, color and variant/SKU when shown | Only create a variant relation the product page actually exposes. |
| Offer | Market, currency, selected option, price type and observed date | Do not compare different currencies or selected variants as if like-for-like. |
| Availability | Exact size/color state and observation time | A page label does not establish inventory quantity. |
| Merchandising | Promotion or new-color label and date | Promotions and “new” badges can expire; omit live values from an evergreen guide. |
Check NOBULL's access and material-use terms first.
NOBULL's Terms of Use, last updated January 14, 2026, limit Website material to personal, non-commercial use and prohibit robots, spiders and other automatic means of Website access, including monitoring or copying. A publicly visible page or this informational guide does not grant access or reuse permission. Review the current terms and obtain permission for any collection or commercial use.
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| Published term | What the page should communicate | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Automated access | The Terms prohibit automated Website access for any purpose, including monitoring or copying. | Current Terms of Use, §6. |
| Material use | The Terms describe Website material as for personal, non-commercial use and reserve rights not expressly granted. | Current Terms of Use, §4. |
| Permission | Use data supplied under appropriate rights or obtain express permission; check for updated terms before acting. | Retail content-use terms do not describe footwear construction or performance. |
| Robots directives | Check separately if relevant; they do not override the published terms. | Do not infer permission from public visibility or a robots file. |
Content reviewed 2026-10-07.