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‘Significant advancements’ lead to 3D printed midsole from New Balance

24/11/2015
‘Significant advancements’ lead to 3D printed midsole from New Balance

Following in the footsteps of adidas, New Balance has launched a 3D printed midsole, following “significant advancements in the performance of printed parts for running shoes”.

It makes use of 3D Systems’ new elastomeric powder, DuraForm Flex TPU, which it says balances flexibility, strength, weight and durability.

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