This is our H2prO cushioning system used within my debut sneaker, the Hydronaut. Our cushioning uses a sealed chamber of water to redistribute pressure throughout the shoe whenever you move. Due to water being incompressible, it doesn't squash under your weight. Instead, following a concept called "Pascal's Law" that states when pressure is applied to a sealed container of water all pressure is redistributed evenly in all directions. This creates a sensation that spreads your force instead of concentrating it all into one area. The feeling is unexplainable, experience it for yourself.
I didn't set out to engineer the lightest our faster sneaker. This is our trial to show that sneakers still have unexplored areas of growth that need to be experimented.