Ingenious iron miserable sole

Iron to buy seems to be my favorite sport in the meantime. With a 4-person household, the weekly produces 14 dress shirts now, I need every 2 years a new iron. None has been held longer.
Ironing station I do not want, because I have to put away after each ironing.
I wanted an iron from the new generation with more than 140 g of steam but without built-in steam generator. These hybrids from station and iron are too heavy for me. This may be appropriate if you ironed plenty of linens. For shirts, where we must at all button around the weight loaded too much my wrist.

It seemed to me this Rowenta perfect.
- It has the perfect shirt-strap top.
- Its performance is remarkable.
- Visually not at the top (the other iron from Rowenta is nice), but by far the best in the market.
- Weight is also ok

After much testing then ordered.
At this point, I would also criticize the fact that one rarely gets instructions on the cable length, the weight and especially the gliding of the sole.
The hardness of the sole is always jubilant highlighted by the manufacturers. I still do not know, why do I need an extra hard sole. Well but how important is good slip.

I plugged it, filled and ironed and packed directly again and sent back.

The sole is similar, slight exaggeration but still close to it formulated sandpaper.
Slides not even a millimeter of itself. Stockt while you push it.
I do not understand how one can develop such a sole.

It would be the perfect iron. The one I've been looking for ..

Perhaps there is some point yes a manufacturer who developed the perfect iron. I am now almost 50. Maybe I should live to see yes