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01 / Turf System

UltraBlade
DFE Extreme

UltraBlade with a dual-fiber engineered build and the extreme-cycle backing system. A 330-micron-plus monofilament married to a 120-micron-plus parallel slit film. Two unique polymer technologies in one canopy. Built for premier football at FBS and FCS programs and the practice complexes that run two-a-days.

Premier Football Soccer Lacrosse
8-Year Warranty Made in USA Extreme-cycle backing
UltraBlade DFE Extreme dual-fiber turf system close-up showing 330-micron monofilament blades layered with 120-micron parallel slit film fibers 330µ mono + 120µ slit film
DFE Extreme pairs the 330-micron mono and 120-micron slit film with our extreme-cycle polyurethane backing. The coating step is where a field decides whether it shrugs off freeze-thaw or sheds tufts in year three. Every roll is tested before it ships.
Sprinturf engineering Chatsworth, GA
02 / The numbers

Engineered to spec. Verified at install.

330+µ Monofilament Primary blade fiber
120+µ Slit film Secondary traction fiber
<165 Gmax (ASTM F355) Engineered through warranty period
8years Limited warranty Fiber, seam, and color
03 / Specifications

Full spec sheet.

Every value below is verified at install. Independent third-party Gmax and HIC reports for any project on request as part of the "Numbers, not stories" transparency program.

Download CSI 32 18 23 spec
UltraBlade DFE Extreme dual-fiber turf system full specifications
Pile height[verify with Sprinturf rep]
Face weight[verify with Sprinturf rep]
Fiber compositionDual-fiber: 330µ+ monofilament (primary) + 120µ+ parallel slit film (secondary)
Monofilament polymerC8 resins from Dow and Nova
Slit-film polymerProprietary metallocene resin from Exxon
BackingExtreme-cycle dual-layer urethane-coated polyester
Gmax (ASTM F355)Engineered < 165 throughout warranty period
HIC (ASTM F1936)Engineered < 1000
Infill compatibilityCrumb rubber, EPDM, TPE, Greenplay organic, NaturalCool
Recommended shock padSprinturf SprintPlay 580 (10 mm)
Country of manufactureUnited States. Dadeville, AL extrusion. Chatsworth, GA tufting.
Warranty8 years limited (fiber, seam, color)
Sport applicationsPremier football, soccer, lacrosse, multi-use practice
04 / Fiber architecture

Two polymers. Two fibers. One backing rated for the worst week of the season.

DFE Extreme is a dual-fiber engineered system. The 330-micron-plus monofilament runs C8 resin from Dow and Nova for blade integrity under cleat impact. The 120-micron-plus parallel slit film runs a proprietary metallocene resin from Exxon for traction and infill retention. The dual-layer urethane-coated polyester backing is the extreme-cycle build, sized for the cleat-hour load that breaks a standard backing.

Primary fiber

330µ+ Monofilament

The 330-micron-plus monofilament is the structural fiber. C8 resin from Dow and Nova gives the blade enough wall thickness to resist fold-over under heavy cleat traffic and recover its upright position between snaps.

Thickness
330µ+
Polymer
C8 (Dow / Nova)
Role
Blade integrity
Secondary fiber

120µ+ Parallel slit film

The 120-micron-plus slit film is the traction fiber. A proprietary metallocene resin from Exxon allows the parallel slit profile to splay at the surface, hold infill, and reduce flyout. Cleat traction without sacrificing the multi-sport canopy.

Thickness
120µ+
Polymer
Metallocene (Exxon)
Role
Traction + infill retention
06 / Common questions

Six questions buyers ask first.

If yours is not here, call the number at the top of the page or email a Sprinturf rep through the contact form. Same-day reply on weekdays.

What does DFE Extreme stand for?

DFE is dual-fiber engineering. Extreme refers to the extreme-cycle backing system. UltraBlade DFE Extreme combines a 330-micron-plus monofilament with a 120-micron-plus parallel slit film on a backing built for the highest-traffic programs.

Who is UltraBlade DFE Extreme built for?

FBS and FCS football programs, NCAA practice complexes that run two-a-days, and high-traffic municipal stadiums where the same field hosts back-to-back varsity, JV, and youth schedules. The extreme-cycle backing exists because some fields take more annual cleat-hours than the standard backing was rated for.

How does it differ from regular UltraBlade?

Regular UltraBlade is a single-fiber slit-film system. UltraBlade DFE Extreme adds a 330-micron-plus monofilament and runs both fibers on an extreme-cycle backing.

The monofilament gives blade integrity. The slit-film keeps the multi-sport canopy. The backing is rated for higher annual cycle counts.

What polymers are used?

C8 monofilament resins from Dow and Nova are married to a proprietary metallocene slit-film resin from Exxon. Two unique polymer technologies engineered to do two different jobs in the same canopy.

Where is DFE Extreme manufactured?

All fibers are extruded at the Sprinturf plant in Dadeville, Alabama. Tufting and coating happen at the Sprinturf plant in Chatsworth, Georgia. Sprinturf is the only North American synthetic turf company that owns extrusion through tufting through coating in-house.

What is the warranty?

DFE Extreme carries an 8-year limited warranty against fiber failure, seam separation, and excessive color fade. As of 2026, Sprinturf has not had a fiber failure on a warranted field since 2010.

Buying through Sourcewell, OMNIA, BuyBoard, or TIPS-USA?

DFE Extreme is on every contract. Most NCAA athletics departments and municipal parks programs can piggyback an existing co-op contract and skip a full RFP.

See contract numbers
07 / Next step

Spec DFE Extreme on your next project.

Request the full spec packet, CSI 32 18 23 three-part spec, BIM family, and extreme-cycle backing data sheet for a comparable installation in your region. A regional Sprinturf rep will respond within one business day.