What is the most affordable and flexible foam for shock absorption?

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For a project requiring shock absorbent materials, flexible foam options are ideal. The user seeks affordable products that can effectively absorb impacts, specifically from a baseball hitting a window. Recommendations for suitable materials are requested, with a reference to a specific foam supplier. The discussion highlights the need for guidance on selecting the best foam for impact absorption. Overall, the focus is on finding effective and budget-friendly solutions for shock absorption.
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Hey there,

I'm new to the forums, while I did get an A in my physics class, in no way do I consider myself an expert. That's why I figure you guys could answer my question best.

I am working on a project and I was wondering what the most shock absorbent material is that I could purchase for a relatively low price. I need it to be kind of like a foam, more specifically something that is easily flexible. I was looking at this site, http://www.thefoamfactory.com, and while I found some good products I just don't know which is best.

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
 
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Seriously though, what kind of impact are you trying to absorb?
 
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An impact like a baseball hit at a window, more specifically.
 
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