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These were Goodyear-welted shoes, using a special process (and machinery) to join the upper, a comfort foot bed made of cork and a material called Poron, and the sole of the shoe with an extremely strong fastening system - call it "power sewing."
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There are soft sheep-leather linings, a layer of a shock-absorbing material called "Poron," a sole made of a light material called "Wearlight," and a bottom that is part leather and part rubber for flexibility where the foot bends.
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The bag consists of three front pockets, one main compartment, and a back section, while users can choose to carry the bag from a Poron-foam handle or an attachable shoulder strap.
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Poron for shock absorption and a new lightweight EVA that combined works well for the player.
Sneaker Files 2010
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It is a state of the art combination of Poron® rubber - the world's most advanced microcellular shock absorbing material, Technogel® which is a unique soft-solid gel and EVA.
NZ On Screen 2010
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Removable Poron insoles wick away moisture, keeping feet comfy for puddle-jumping or for stable mucking.
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Soft seal is suitable for ultra-thin gap filling, combining compressible Poron foam and construction, and is suitable for LCD gasketing and sealing needs in gaps as thin as
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Soft seal is suitable for ultra-thin gap filling, combining compressible Poron foam and construction, and is suitable for LCD gasketing and sealing needs in gaps as thin as
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Poron materials in general are said to retain over 90 per cent of their original thickness under extreme conditions.
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Manufactured through a process that combines the adhesive and foam in one step, Poron Thinstik self-adhesive solution material contains fewer incompressible layers compared to traditional constructions.
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