Golf shoe
Abstract
Disclosed is a pair of golf shoes, each comprising an outsole provided with a plurality of spikes protruded from a lower surface of the outsole, in which the lower surface of the outsole is inclined from an outer edge of the outsole to an inner edge of the outsole so that the spikes at the inner edge of the outsole have a height larger than that of the spikes at the outer edge of the outsole, and the spikes respectively have heights so that an upper surface of the outsole is substantially parallel with a ground. The golf shoes allow golfer's feet to be stably mounted on the surface of a green, thereby assisting a golfer in taking a stable position during address and swing motions.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed is:
1 . A pair of golf shoes, each comprising an outsole provided with a plurality of spikes protruded from a lower surface of the outsole, wherein:
the spikes at an inner edge of the outsole have a height larger than that of the spikes at an outer edge of the outsole; the lower surface of the outsole is inclined so that the thickness of the lower surface of the outsole is decreased from the outer edge to the inner edge; and an upper surface of the outsole is substantially parallel with a ground.
2 . The pair of golf shoes as set forth in claim 1 ,
wherein the lower surface of the outsole is stepped upward from the outer edge to the inner edge.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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