Lycra is a brand name for spandex. Spandex is a synthetic fiber made primarily from a polyurethane polymer. It is a competitor to the natural material latex.
Lycra and Teflon
Probably Lycra, nylon or polyester
Lycra is often used in articles of clothing, particularly sportswear where a close fitting garment is required for less wind resistance. Lycra is also used in underwear.
Lycra probs wonts be used cause their i nothing else to use it for.
Lycra, a trademark of Invista (formerly part of DuPont) make Spandex.
Lycra is an artificial fabric used in Feminine togs, like Nylon or Spandex, it is not a person"s name, Laura is, not Lycra.
Lycra Thinsulate Carbon Fibres Kevlar Teflon
steel cables, rubber bands, springs and lycra clothes
Lycra, a brand name for spandex or elastane, is not easily recyclable due to its synthetic composition and the way it is often blended with other materials. While some specialized recycling programs may accept it, most traditional recycling facilities do not process Lycra. Consumers are encouraged to look for brands that use recycled materials or to consider donating or repurposing Lycra garments instead of discarding them.
when they are in the sun .. sun bounces off of them and make it easier to concentrate
Well... It can be mixted with any other materials. Lycra seems to be natural and man made i think... well i hope this helps
gor-tex lycra kevlar thinsulate carbon fibre