Abstract: This invention relates to shoesoles for the bottom of golf shoes and especially to shoesoles provided with, in addition to conventional spikes at the forepart and heel, ground-engaging protrusions distribution along the inner and outer marginal edges of the soles to enhance the stance of the golfer.
Abstract: An athletic shoe provided with a bottom structure embodying spaced, parallel midsole members, a shock-dispersing plate disposed therebetween and an outsole attached to the lower one of the midsole members, characterized in that the lowermost one of the midsole members and the outsole member contain at the heel vertical openings centered within the heel area which penetrate the layers such as to permit the shock-dispersing plate to yield in the area of the openings.
Abstract: An athletic running shoe having a polymeric foamed midsole and a special stiffening formation formed separately of the midsole and received between two layers of the midsole to reduce non-uniform midsole degradation.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
July 15, 1988
Date of Patent:
August 8, 1989
Assignee:
Tretorn AB
Inventors:
Kenneth W. Misevich, Rob R. McGregor, Anthony J. Corrao