durometer
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of durometer
Example Sentences
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The firmer durometer is designed to work better with the grip pressure usually associated with higher swing speeds.
From Golf Digest • May 6, 2019
Our patented Four-Post triple clamp cannot be replicated�it uses a special, soft durometer rubber in each post in the bar mount, which means a lot less vibration to the rider�s hands and arms.
From Time Magazine Archive
Oh, and if this means anything to you, it's made of a Kraton rubber with a 35A durometer.
From Time Magazine Archive
We know you don't care about Kraton rubber or something called 35A durometer.
From Time Magazine Archive
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