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Originally Posted by Kipper is King
Interesting. I bet the flexibility of rubber relative to concrete would mean they would need less maintenance. Also, I wonder if the risk of getting scraped if you fall on them is a bit less.
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I think you'd get banged up about the same. It's slightly better on the feet, but not too much I don't think.
They had a cutaway piece of it sitting on the grass one afternoon as they were fitting pieces together further down the line and I gave it a kick thinking it looked so soft and fluffy... bad move.
Along Charleswood they doubled the size of the sidewalk, and the main draw of it is how much better it looks then the normal concrete and the fact they are using old rubber tires as the material.