EVA (Ethylene-Vinyl Acetate) an elastic co-polymer very similar to rubber and also used in household and industrial applications. EVA is considered environmentalyly friendly in that it doesn’t use chlorine in its production, and can be recycled into products such as playgrounds or industrial mats.EVA provides cushion, spring (rebound), and is resistant to hardening and cracking. It also resists UV radiation, doesn’t absorb water, and stays flexible in the cold, all of which make it very useful for outdoor footwear. Soft and flexible, EVA is technically a foam instead of a rubber, as it is formed by expanding plastic and trapping pockets of gas (air) in various densities. An EVA midsole not only provides rebound and cushion, but it protects the feet from impact as each foot strikes the ground. The rebound in EVA helps you spring off of each stride.

Each of the soles is carefully developed thinking about the context of use of the shoe. The measurement of the main performance indicators (including grip on dry and wet conditions, resistance) is fundamental in choosing the best sole according to the activity for which the shoe was designed. The midsole is the result of a meticulous research of materials, density and inserts to create the right compromise between control, precision and comfort. In the study of tread design, the key is the correct position of the self-cleaning plugs and channels, to satisfy the needs of thrust and braking and ensure effective cleaning of the sole from debris. The compounds are specifically designed for the outdoor world, with the objective of obtaining maximum performance in all weather conditions and on all types of terrain, without compromising the duration.