Surfwear     Shoes   Superlite foam (SL) is 20% lighter than the other neoprene rubbers and thus is the most indicated neoprene for this application. Features more elasticity and smoothness, making it easier to put on and to take off, has good isothermal insulation and UV resistance properties.       Blended foam (B) and Airprene are the most used rubbers for the manufacture of shoes, due to its isothermal insulation and good elasticity properties. The Airprene allows better perspiration to the feet.               Diving     Horsehold articles   Diving suits are mostly made of Lite foam (L) as this rubber is light and elastic and offers good isothermal insulation. Resistance to UV rays is within its properties and it is easy to put on and to take off.       Blended foam (B) is the most used rubber for this application, due to its isothermal insulation and good elasticity properties. Combined with different fabric coatings it offers a variety of stretch levels for specific uses.               Clothing     Orthopedic articles   Blended foam (B) and Airprene are the most used rubbers for this application, due to its great elasticity properties. The Airprene allows better perspiration. Custom pattern fabrics can be developed upon request/analisis.       Blended foam (B) is the most used rubber for this application, due to its isothermal insulation and good elasticity properties. Combined with different fabric coatings it offers a variety of stretch levels and finishes for specific uses.               Accessories     Furniture   Blended foam (B) and some surfaces such as rhombus, shark skin and mesh skin are the most used rubbers for this type of applications, due to its particular properties for each case, like resistance and stretchness.       Blended foam (B) is the most used rubber for this application, due to its durability, good elasticity properties and various options of finishes.