Shape Retention EVA Cosplay Foam 10mm (1mm-10mm) 14x39 inch White or Black High Density EVA Foam Sheets. Premium 85 kg/m3 Heat Shape Material for DIY Convention or Halloween Costumes by The Foamory

I'm not a cosplayer, so I can't claim to be an EVA foam connoisseur or anything like that. I bought the 2mm and 4mm thick sheets to use for insoles and midsoles respectively on the moccasin and iron age style "primitive footwear" I like to make for myself. The sheets were pretty uniform, there were not any obvious defects or tears anywhere, using scissors they cut cleanly without deformation, sanded smoothly, and stood up to being punched and stitched onto the lowers. A combination of Barge contact cement and E6000 glue around the perimeter worked to anchor the 2mm rubber outsoles over the top. The combination makes for a lightweight, very flexible, zero rise, low stack height (just under 1cm) shoe, with the right bit of squish to take the edge off of standing on hard surfaces all day. These sheets will also be used in other pairs of shoes and boots and I will buy them again once my current supply runs out.

The EVA foam was easy to work with to make a portion of Halo costume.

Foam has been good. Making very minimal motorcycle (chopper) seats for my own builds. I get a 10mm thick firm base layer, then a 3/8 to 1/2 inch softer but still firm top layer. I have a super minimal budget, and this works out very well for me. I cover it myself and it works great. My covering won't win any shows, but it's very functional and easy to cut, modify or change if you want to change your design. I ride, not show bikes. If I want to change something about my seat after sitting on it for a while, it's easy. Just peel off and start over, or modify existing set up. Once I get it perfect I'll have it professionally covered. It's excellent for R&D.

I had an unusual use for this. I've got some foot pain due to rubbing against my shoe so I created sort of a shield that I can wear inside my sock to protect the rub against a sensitive nerve. It work surprisingly well and I appreciate that it comes in different sizes. I ended up with the 1mm which was perfect for my needs. The material seems very durable and is easily malleable (for the 1mm). I can cut it and manipulate it into whatever shape I want.

Cuts like butter, i used it for completely unrelated things. Used it as pinning board for insects. Works great for that. I got the thickest one, true to size. Great amount for your buck.

Nice pads they smell nice and nice color great value the right Thickness and Softness

Very high quality and great for beginners! I found it easy to use and the instructions that came with it were very helpful in creating my first ever costume mask.

The “armor” is made from the foam. It takes a little practice to cut and a sharp knife. My grandson was delighted with the end result. Eye protection and a respirator will be needed if you sand any rough edges. It comes in a variety of thicknesses. It is smooth and soft to the touch. It is also malleable. There’s no smell that I’m aware of but I did use contact cement for adhesion, another reason for respirator. Whatever you make should last a long time.

I could t believe my eyes when I saw it, the EVA was not even properly cut it was ripped from both ends like someone cut it with their hand and the worst part it was (white) Eva with footsteps on it. That is outrageous and I wouldn’t recommend to anyone

The product is as promised. Good quality. I have completed 80% of my costume using the foam and it is sturdy.

Extremely prompt and great product. Ordered again, arrived quicker than before. Brilliant!

The quality of the foam was really nice! I didn't had any problem working with it! It cut super well also so it's really easy to work with it! I took 2 different size from this company to do my gun and both were really good quality! Highly recommand it!

This is thinner than I thought but it worked and was perfect for my needs. I installed an aftermarket floating head unit in my Corolla and the head unit is about an inch away from the fascia. So when you look from the side, you could see the gap/opening behind the screen. I wanted something that was about 1mm thick, flexible and durable to cover the opening and I found these EVA foams. Never bought these before and I was pleased with the way it was easy to cut them to the shape I wanted and hot-glued it to the back of the fascia. It looks really good too. A little on the expensive side but worth it.