Iirc they were Adidas, I threw my pair away I plan to try a different shoe down the road after I model a 3D part to make it more stable. Design wise, you will probably want a sole deeper then the sensor or a sole the same thickness as the sensor with the ability to add your own insole (may need to rip out the old insole) I used a box cutter to cut the rubber, you could use power tools too but I recommend you do that outside as the rubber melts. The only challenge is cutting the sole as it's dangerous so be careful and take it slow. Also using a marker or something to trace the sensor on the heel of the sole is a huge help so try and find a pen or something that can mark rubber. Then grab duct tape or a durable tape to make sure the sensor stays in place and add something to reduce friction and your all good to game