Hybrid material

Abstract

A process of making a family cell of homogenous inner bladders with varying elasticity includes a forming a plurality of inner bladders from a first material with a first elasticity. The inner bladders have interior surfaces during inner chambers and exterior surfaces exposed to an outside environment. The inner chambers are configured to store a fluid. A family cell is formed by fluidly connecting the inner bladders. One or more hybrid bladders are selected from the inner bladders and a second material having a second elasticity is applied to the hybrid bladders. The second elasticity is less than the first elasticity, such that the second material reduces the elastic qualities of the hybrid bladder.

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         15 . A cushion comprising:
 an inner bladder having a first material of a first elasticity; and   a second material having a second elasticity, the second material connected to an exterior surface of the inner bladder and forming a pattern thereon wherein the second material reduces the elasticity the inner bladder.   
     
     
         16 . The cushion of  claim 15 , wherein the cushion is the innersole of a shoe. 
     
     
         17 . A method of controlling elongation of connected fabrics comprising:
 connecting at least two first fabrics, the first fabric formed by a first material having a first elasticity; and   attaching a second fabric, the second fabric formed by a second material having a second elasticity to the first fabric,   wherein the second elasticity is substantially less than the first elasticity.   
     
     
         18 . The process of  claim 17 , wherein the second material forms at least one variable pattern. 
     
     
         19 . The process of  claim 17  wherein the at least one variable pattern corresponds with a pressure mapping diagram, the pressure mapping diagram reflecting areas of expected pressure between a cushion and a user.