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What is the difference between Teijin leather and kangaroo leather for the nike total 90 laser II?
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∙ 15y ago
teijin is lighter k leather is better for touch and accuraccy
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What is the difference between Teijin leather and calf leather for the nike total 90 strike III?
Teijin leather is hard to explain but as far as I can describe it almost feels like sharkskin you can feel it in top grade Nike mercurial vapor 8 and calf leather is like most leather cleats
What is Teijin's population?
Teijin's population is 21,000.
When was Teijin created?
Teijin was created in 1918.
What is the population of Teijin?
The population of Teijin is 2,004.
When was Teijin Aramid created?
Teijin Aramid was created in 1983.
What is the population of Teijin Aramid?
The population of Teijin Aramid is 1,300.
What is Teijin Aramid's motto?
The motto of Teijin Aramid is 'The Power of Aramid'.
What is the ticker symbol for teijin?
tei
What are the Nike mercurial vapors made?
teijin microfibre
What has the author Masahiko Inui written?
Masahiko Inui has written: 'Inui Hakushi Teijin jiken benron' -- subject(s): Trial transcripts, Teijin case, 1934, Pleading, Trials (Bribery)
What are Nike mercurial glides made of?
Made to help you pick up the pace, this lightweight cleat delivers the ultimate cushioning and support for better touch.Soft, supple and ultra-thin Teijin synthetic leather that conforms to your foot shape for comfortStretch synthetic-leather lace cover for increased ball-contact area and asmooth ball-striking surfaceContoured last mirrors foot shape for optimal fitContoured sockliner to reduce cleat pressureLightweight TPU bladed cleats with innovative vapor traction pattern for accelerationFirm-ground (FG) cleats for use on short-grass fields that may be slightly wet, but rarely muddy http://reviews.nike.com/9191/396134/nike-mercurial-glide-fg-mens-soccer-cleat-reviews/reviews.htm
What materials are being used to make bioplastics?
Bioplastics are not a new concept. Henry Ford used soybeans to make a bioplastic body for a car in 1941, and celluloid plastic was manufactured from camphor and acid-dipped cotton almost 80 years earlier. Polylactic acid (PLA) plastics, made from corn, were created from a collaboration in 2000 between Cargill, Inc. and Dow Chemical. Cargill went on to partner with Teijin Ltd., a Japanese plastics manufacturer, to produce corn plastics under the name NatureWorks LLC.
