US2008010860A1PendingUtilityA1
Cleated footwear
Est. expiryJul 13, 2026(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Kaj Gyr
A43B 13/223A43B 19/00A43B 7/20A43C 15/16
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Abstract
An article of footwear, such as a cleated shoe, includes a sole portion with cleats which taper transversely, protruding less at the sole edges and more towards the middle of the sole. The footwear may take the form of a substantially flat sole to which the cleats are anchored and a shock-absorbing outsole portion that the cleats protrude through. The footwear also includes mini cleats arranged along the sole, and the sole includes plural thickness demarcators. The footwear also includes integral ankle protectors, a hinged cuff, and an inner boot.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . An article of footwear, such as a cleated shoe, comprising: a sole portion with cleats which taper transversely, protruding less at the sole edges and more towards the middle of the sole.
2 . The footwear of claim 1 further including mini cleats arranged along the sole.
3 . The footwear of claim 1 comprising a substantially flat sole the cleats are anchored to and a shock-absorbing outsole portion that said cleats protrude through.
4 . The footwear of claim 1 wherein the sole includes a plurality of thickness demarcators.
5 . The footwear of claim 1 further including integral ankle protectors.
6 . The footwear of claim 1 further including a hinged cuff.
7 . The footwear of claim 6 further including a hinged cuff with lateral play.
8 . The footwear of claim 7 wherein said hinged cuff includes a means for adjusting lateral play.
9 . The footwear of claim 1 further including an inner boot.
10 . The footwear of claim 1 wherein the cleats are arranged in a circular pattern, thereby minimizing torsional stresses on the knee and ankle.
11 . The article of footwear of claim 6 that includes a hightop in lieu of a hinged cuff.
12 . The article of footwear of claim 1 that includes a means for attachment of the shoe to a shin guard.Cited by (0)
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