Fitness and therapy mat for standing and walking
A therapeutic pad and functional technology, applied to cushions for absorbing sports shock, jumping equipment, transportation and packaging, etc., can solve problems such as unstable effects and unsatisfactory effects
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[0017] These figures show the results of comparative measurements between open cell and closed cell mats. These results are available in test report No. 444’254 of 27.11.2006 of the Swiss Federal Laboratory for Materials Testing and Research.
[0018] The springback effect of the fitness and therapy mat as defined in claim 1 is not progressive and, under light loads, almost proportional. The omission of an outer shell firmly attached to the soft elastic core reduces the transmission of horizontal forces that, in existing commercial mats, are transmitted by a strong, tear-resistant protective outer shell. The open-cell structure of the foam, which is achieved through the use of special materials, detectably minimizes the transmission of horizontal forces. Seen through the cleanly cut mat, on the treading and lateral surfaces, the open structure also extends to the outside, whereby the open structure allows air exchange from the inside to the outside. The spring action can be ...
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