EVA Phylon Outsole Mould

Phylon soles feel more comfortable to the feet, especially when looking for shoes that you'll spend longer hours in. This minimizes pain, not only on the feet but also on the hips and lower back. Rubber soles on the other hand have a non-forming rigidity.
PHYLON originated in the United States. The earliest shoe midsoles were called PHYLON. There was no distinction between EVA foam midsole and PHYLON midsole. Later, with the continuous development of footwear products, some major brand footwear products in Taiwan and South Korea were developed. The factory is the source, and the name of the midsole is more systematic, and there is what we now call the EVA foam midsole.
At present, the most used midsole is PHYLON midsole. Its biggest feature is lightness, good elasticity, and good cushioning performance. PHYLON is called secondary foaming. EVA midsole is also very light, but the cushioning performance and elasticity are far less than PHYLON midsole, but the cost is much lower than PHYLON. EVA midsole is called a foam.
(PS: One-time foaming: After the material is injected into the mold, the shoe midsole that is formed by high temperature heating is called the one-time foaming midsole, which is also the EVA midsole.
Secondary foaming: After the material is injected into the mold, the shoe midsole that is fired at high temperature twice is called the secondary foaming midsole, which is what we often call the PHYLON midsole. The softness and hardness of PHYLON is controlled by temperature. In the process of firing the PHYLON midsole, the higher the temperature, the greater the density and the harder the burned PHYLON midsole. The lower the heat, the lighter and softer the PHYLON midsole will naturally burn. Therefore, the evaluation of the quality of the midsole of the shoe cannot be measured by the weight or the degree of softness.