Shock/impact absorbing materials?

I've seen demonstrations of both d3o (http://www.d3o.com /) and Sorbothane (http://www.sorbothane.com /). Unfortunately, d3o is not available to the general public in sheets, and sorbothane sheets are incredibly expensive.
I've been trying to find the "next best" material - a very soft, flexible shock absorbing material that's available in sheets. I'm aware that neoprene, EVA, and PE foam are readily available, but I want something that has greater shock absorption than these three materials.
Also, are there are any sort of comparison charts or graphs that compare the shock absorption of these various materials?

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Two materials you didn't mention are bubble wrap and cork composition.

I tried posting this before, but it didn't work.
I've seen demonstrations of both d3o (http://www.d3o.com /) and Sorbothane (http://www.sorbothane.com /). Unfortunately, d3o is not available to the general public in sheets, and sorbothane sheets are incredibly expensive.
I've been trying to find the "next best" material - a very soft, flexible shock absorbing material that's available in sheets. I'm aware that neoprene, EVA, and PE foam are readily available, but I want something that has greater shock absorption than these three materials.
Also, are there are any sort of comparison charts or graphs that compare the shock absorption of these various materials?

This is the third time I've tried to post this....let's see if it works this time.
I've seen demonstrations of both d3o (http://www.d3o.com /) and Sorbothane (http://www.sorbothane.com /). Unfortunately, d3o is not available to the general public in sheets, and sorbothane sheets are incredibly expensive.
I've been trying to find the "next best" material - a very soft, flexible shock absorbing material that's available in sheets. I'm aware that neoprene, EVA, and PE foam are readily available, but I want something that has greater shock absorption than these three materials. Whatever I look at, it needs to be available in sheet form.
Also, are there are any sort of comparison charts or graphs that compare the shock absorption of these various materials?

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