Get The Safety and Fun of a Foam Pit

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Foam pits are growing in popularity as more and more athletes utilize them to push the boundaries of their sports with reduced safety risks. Additionally, foam pits designed for recreation rather than protection are a hit with children in gymnasiums, indoor playgrounds and activity centers. For those wondering where to get foam for a foam pit, we are the perfect resource to find filler in the right size, type and quantity needed for any application, be it a home playpen or an industrial testing area.

For impact absorbing foam pits to provide the safety they are intended for, proper materials need to be used for their filling. Foam pit foam is available in two different varieties; custom cubes in a range of sizes for larger scale, more professional installations, and foam scrap pit filler of varying shapes and varieties for purposes geared more toward recreation and entertainment.

The polyurethane foam used for the foam pit blocks comes in a range of densities so custom pits can be created, whether a soft, cushiony product is desired or a firmer, more resilient filler. In addition to customized firmness, many colors are available for either creating a pit with one solid color, a couple complementary colors, or all of them for a rainbow appearance. The colored foam products are also flame retardant, which is beneficial for uses where motorized vehicles like dirt bikes will be landing in the pit. Foam cubes can be cut as small as 2 cubic inches for pits aimed at recreation or light use, or as large as 1 cubic foot, the size most frequently used in extreme sport pits where people are landing in the foam with vehicles and/or heavy equipment at high speeds from great heights.

Foam padding pits have been used for years in gymnastics to provide athletes with a way to try new or difficult moves safely, before attempting them on the standard equipment. More recently, motocross riders, BMX riders, skateboarders and rollerbladers have embraced foam pits as a way to attempt daring tricks, without the worry of crashing to the ground from 20, 30 or 40 feet in the air and breaking expensive equipment or getting hurt. And of course, the recreational aspect of tumbling into a soft, cushiony pit is enjoyed by many. So whether your need falls into one of these categories or you are filling a foam pit for a completely different use, let us create the materials right for you that will keep you landing in foam safely and comfortably, time and time again.

 

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