Airex

Airex is a manufacturer of closed-cell foam exercise mats used for gymnastics, exercise, fitness, yoga, Pilates, and balance training. With more than 50 years of experience in foam technology, Airex AG is a leader in the exercise foam industry. Founded in Sins, Switzerland in 1956, Airex AG has manufactured foam exercise mats since 1960. Airex developed textured foam cores, closed-cell foam, and continuous extrusion of lightweight polymer foam panels. The Airex manufacturing process guarantees product durability. The Swiss quality of Airex products meets or exceeds current legal regulations in regards to materials and accident prevention measures.

Airex AG is part of the 3A Composites business unit, which is part of Schweiter Technologies AG. The unique closed-cell specialty foam used in AIREX products was developed over the course of many years of trails. This extremely durable foam material is supportive, warm, soft and cushioning. Airex foam products makes exercises extremely easy on joints, tendons and muscles for efficient training. Airex AG products are certified according to ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and OHSAS 18001. AIREX foam products are produced in compliance with the CE requirements according to Directive 93/43/EEC for class 1 medical devices. Airex's newest products include the Airex Balance Foam Products.

Airex Additional Information

• Airex Balance Cleaning Instructions provides information about cleaning and storing the Balance foam products.
• Airex Exercise Mats Care Instructions offers disinfecting and cleaning information.
• Allen, Skip, et al. "Core strength training." Gatoraide Sports Science Institute13.1 (2002): 14.
• Galea, Mary P., et al. "A targeted home-and center-based exercise program for people after total hip replacement: a randomized clinical trial." Archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation 89.8 (2008): 1442-1447.
• Kaesler, D. S., et al. "A novel balance exercise program for postural stability in older adults: a pilot study." Journal of Bodywork and Movement Therapies11.1 (2007): 37-43.
• Tiedemann, Anne, et al. "Predictors of adherence to a structured exercise program and physical activity participation in community dwellers after stroke." Stroke research and treatment 2012 (2011).
• Mills, Chris, Matthew TG Pain, and Maurice R. Yeadon. "Modelling a viscoelastic gymnastics landing mat during impact." (2006).
• Keim, Robert J., Meredith Cook, and David Martini. "How i do it: Otology and neurotology: A specific issue and its solution: Balance rehabilitation therapy." The Laryngoscope 102.11 (1992): 1302-1307.
• Hrysomallis, Con. "Balance ability and athletic performance." Sports medicine 41.3 (2011): 221-232.
• Bayouk, Jean-Francois, Jean P. Boucher, and Alain Leroux. "Balance training following stroke: effects of task-oriented exercises with and without altered sensory input." International Journal of Rehabilitation Research 29.1 (2006): 51-59.
• Hrysomallis, Con. "Relationship between balance ability, training and sports injury risk." Sports Medicine 37.6 (2007): 547-556.

Airex Foam Exercise Mat Video (2:26 minutes)

Airex Balance Pad Video (1:03 minutes)