Major sneaker brands revive 3D-printed footwear with improved comfort and durability

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Major sneaker brands are reintroducing 3D-printed footwear, aiming for mainstream adoption after previous attempts failed due to cost and comfort issues. Nike, Adidas, and Puma are launching new 3D-printed models, leveraging advancements in materials like thermoplastic polyurethane for improved comfort and durability. Previous 3D-printed shoes faced challenges with slow production, high costs, and discomfort, but improved technology and consumer demand for innovation suggest a potential comeback.


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