Materials

The compound decides how a shoe feels in month six.

Pick a material to see how it performs, where it fits and which of our soles use it.

Outsole materials

TPU

Structure, precise geometry and maximum wear life for outsoles and soleplates.

Maximum abrasion resistance for heels and high-impact zones.

Maximum grip and flex on smooth surfaces.

Light, flexible rubber for forefoot zones.

The lightest, most flexible outsole — for low-wear zones.

Low-cost, recyclable outsoles for casual footwear.

Lowest cost, waterproof — with clear limits.

Midsole materials

Springy cushioning that lasts — high rebound and durability.

Maximum rebound at minimum weight for racing shoes.

Light, soft and low-cost cushioning.

Compression-molded EVA — soft, light and precisely shaped.

Rebound, flexibility and fatigue resistance for long wear.

Dense, abrasion-resistant and safety-ready under heavy load.