PRODUCTS

ROOTZONE 3D SERIES

The 3D Series is AstroTurf’s most popular product line.

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System Highlights

  • Manufactured with unmatched quality controls

  • 3D Decade systems available with ten year, non-prorated warranties

  • Multi-ply primary backing system for dimensional stability

  • Available with a range of infill options

  • Also available in the RootZone 3D HD line, which offers denser configuration for enhanced durability and a more plush appearance

The 3D Series adds a RootZone® to basic infilled turf systems. The RootZone, a texturized layer of fibers that draw down to encapsulate infill, results in minimal rubber splash, better shock absorbency, and less infill migration than basic systems. The RootZone improves safety, playability, and durability, making 3D systems the top choice for athletes and field owners alike. Importantly, independently funded research by Michigan State University has shown the RootZone to reduce torque transmitted to lower extremities.

ROOTZONE BENEFITS

  • Grass-like traction with reduced torque to lower extremities

  • Less infill spray

  • Consistent shock attenuation

  • Improved durability

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RootZone 3D3 Blend

  • By combining three unique fibers in one system (RootZone, Trionic Monofilament, and ultra-durable slit film), RootZone 3D3 Blend offers both durability and aesthetics. This is AstroTurf’s most popular system!

    DETAILS

    Usage: Heavy

    RootZone: Yes (Nylon or PE)

    Infill Splash: Minimal

    Face Fibers: Slit Film AND Monofilament

    Aesthetics: Great

    Best Uses: Suitable for stadiums and practice fields

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RootZone 3D3 Blend HD

  • With three unique fibers – the RootZone, Trionic monofilament fibers and ultra-durable slit film fibers – the RootZone 3D3 Blend HD offers exceptional durability, player protection, and aesthetics.

    DETAILS

    Usage: Heavy

    RootZone: Yes (Nylon or PE)

    Infill Splash: Minimal

    Face Fibers: Slit Film AND Monofilament

    Aesthetics: Great

    Best Uses: Suitable for stadiums and practice fields. Shorter and denser than 3D3, designed for use with pads and alternative infills.

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RootZone 3DSF

  • The slit film fiber is the workhorse of the synthetic turf industry. This proven fiber easily surpasses 150,000 Lisport cycles with minimal degradation.

    DETAILS

    Usage: Very Heavy

    RootZone: Yes (Nylon or PE)

    Infill Splash: Minimal

    Face Fibers: Slit Film AND Monofilament

    Aesthetics: Good

    Best Uses: Best for extremely heavy use (lots of hours, indoor use)

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RootZone 3DM

  • Featuring monofilament Trionic face fibers and a RootZone system – RootZone 3DM products offer outstanding player protection, excellent durability and superior aesthetics.

    DETAILS

    Usage: Heavy

    RootZone: Yes (Nylon or PE)

    Infill Splash: Minimal

    FaceFibers: Monofilament

    Aesthetics: Best

    Best Uses: Most Suitable for stadiums and game fields

ROOTZONE SHOWCASE

  • Football practice inside a large indoor training facility with players in jerseys and helmets on the field marked with the Texas A&M logo, with coaches and staff observing.

    TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY

  • Wide-angle view of an American football stadium filled with thousands of fans wearing yellow and black, with a clear blue sky and fluffy clouds overhead.

    UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI

  • An empty football stadium with purple and gold seats, green field with yard lines, and sunrise in the background.

    UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON

  • Empty football stadium seen from the end zone, with the last light of sunset in the background, and the words 'Tar Heels' at the near end of the field.

    UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA

More Info

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The 3D Series adds a RootZone® to basic infilled turf systems. The RootZone, a texturized layer of fibers that draw down to encapsulate infill, results in minimal rubber splash, better shock absorbency, and less infill migration than basic systems. The RootZone improves safety, playability, and durability, making 3D systems the top choice for athletes and field owners alike. Importantly, independently funded research by Michigan State University has shown the RootZone to reduce torque transmitted to lower extremities.

This turf system features grass-like traction with reduced torque to lower extremities. The systems and its unique design also mean that it features less infill spray, which affects the longterm durability and consistency of a surface, but can also affect gameplay at times. All portions of the playing surface also offer consistent shock attenuation. Overall, this means that a RootZone field is capable of offering improved and superior durability over other turf systems.

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