We use it in playgrounds, day care centers, sports fields, it's in all climates, all locations and kids play on it.

What I tell people is this, if it's 110 degrees in the middle of the afternoon, you may not want to be walking in your bare feet.

We see it kind of going in regions. The southwest and west are leading the charge for the US.

None of our kids at Carroll play both sports. Academically, it's too rigorous.

They wanted more opportunities for kids to play organized sports.

We've got a lot of kids who can play and who can come in and contribute, and that's been an advantage for us. Everyone understands their role.