PerseveranX

Open-Cell Polyurethane Foams

Open-cell foams are ideal for footwear cushioning due to their ability to compress and instantly recover their original shape. The open cell structure allows the foam to:


Provide consistent cushioning and support over extended use.
Maintain comfort without degrading or bottoming out.
Bounce back to its original state after compression.

EVA, Memory Foam, Gel, Polyurethane

Closed-Cell Material

Closed-cell foams, often used in cheaper footwear, have a different cell structure that causes them to slowly break down under compression. This leads to:

Gradual loss of cushioning as cells rupture
Inability to recover original shape and support
Discomfort and lack of support over time
For long-lasting cushioning, the open-cell structure of PerseveranX foams is far superior to closed-cell foams that quickly degrade with use. PerseveranX ensures your feet stay comfortably supported through its durable, resilient cushioning.

Open-Cell Polyurethane Foams PERSEVERANX VS. Open-Cell Polyurethane Foams PERSEVERANX

Open-Cell Polyurethane Foams PERSEVERANX Closed Cell Material (EVA, Memory Foam, Gel, Closed-Cell Polyurethane)
Consistent Cushioning React to compression like a spring, instantly returning to the original position without degradation, ensuring consistent cushioning. Generally stiffer and less conforming, which can lead to discomfort in footwear applications.
Compression Set Resistance Designed to retain its cushioning properties and maintain its original shape even after repeated use over an extended period. Prone to compression set over time as trapped air bubbles rupture, leading to a gradual loss of cushioning and support.
Breathability Interconnected cell structure allows air and moisture vapor to flow through, providing breathability and maintaining a comfortable environment inside the shoe. Non-interconnected cell structure prevents air and moisture flow, potentially creating an uncomfortable environment inside the shoe.
Softness and Conformity Softer and more easily compressible, conforming better to the shape of the foot for improved comfort. Stiffer and less compressible, failing to conform to the shape of the foot, leading to discomfort.
Sustainability Plant-based materials are added, reducing carbon footprint and enhancing performance. Synthetic materials are used, increasing carbon footprint and diminishing performance.

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