Plastic tracks offer excellent elasticity, anti-slip properties, wear resistance, and weather resistance. They are also easy to maintain, featuring vibrant colors and an aesthetically pleasing, orderly appearance. As a result, they are widely adopted as essential sports facilities by both athletic fields and schools. The International Olympic Committee has also designated them as one of the necessary conditions for international competition venues.

The plastic track, also known as an all-weather track and field running track, is composed of polyurethane pre-polymer, mixed polyether, waste tire rubber, EPDM rubber granules or PU granules, pigments, additives, and fillers. The plastic track boasts good flatness, high compressive strength, appropriate hardness and elasticity, and stable physical properties, which are beneficial for athletes to demonstrate their speed and technique, effectively improving their performance and reducing the incidence of falls. Made of materials such as polyurethane rubber, the plastic track has certain elasticity and color, and is recognized for its excellent ability to resist ultraviolet rays and aging, making it a very good material for all-weather outdoor sports track surfaces.