What special material is adidas cushioning made of? How many types are there?

adiPRENE - adidas' cushioning technology. adiPRENE is an elastic material designed to provide the shock absorption needed by the wearer when walking, and it is often used in the heel portion of the shoe. adiPRENE+a - the shock absorbing technology of didas. adiPRENE + is similar to adiPRENE technology, the difference is that adiPRENE + is more elastic and is generally designed to provide better forefoot dynamics .

adiPRENE+ - Made of the same material as the visible foam, adiPRENE+ is placed as a spacer in the forefoot of the traditional midsole for shock absorption cushioning and rebound.

adiPRENE - Dense, consistent EVA material placed in the impact area of the heel to absorb shock and better distribute pressure.

a3 - An energy conversion system consisting of individually molded components on a TPU tray distributes excess energy throughout the stride, cushioning, guiding, and propelling the entire stride, similar to nike's shox technology.

a? Structure - Structured midsole components provide more stable, long-lasting cushioning and support than traditional cushioning systems. Depending on the type of sport, stage of play, and athlete's body type, special cushioning protection and stabilization features are incorporated into these midsole components.

GCS Road - A functional midsole that gradually adapts to ground conditions to improve motion control and slow foot pronation TORSION - A midfoot insert that provides flexibility and torsion between the forefoot and forefoot, as well as improved stability The TORSION System supports the midfoot while allowing for greater stability between the rearfoot and forefoot. TORSION System provides midfoot support while allowing for natural rotation between the rearfoot and forefoot.

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