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The BRS 1000 Outsole is the Nike brand rubber constructed with a high content of carbon making it durable and able to provide additional traction for the wearer. The use of the BRS 1000 carbon rubber outsole is effective because the outsole will not wear out as quickly as it would if another type of rubber were used. The additional traction the rubber provides is important because the outsole is better able to grip the surface. Carbon rubber is, in general, a very common outsole material, however it is typically not used for court shoes as it will leave black marks on the surface of the hardwood or tile flooring.
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