USRE40215EExpiredUtility
Stabilizer athletic shoes
Individually held — no corporate assignee on recordPriority: Jul 17, 2000Filed: Oct 27, 2004Granted: Apr 8, 2008
Est. expiryJul 17, 2020(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
A43B 5/00A43B 7/24A43B 13/143A43B 7/22A43B 7/16A43B 13/148
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Claims
Abstract
An athletic shoe is provided which contributes a dynamic stability of the shoe during several athletic activities. The athletic shoe comprises a tapered lateral wedge section and may further include a lateral heel stabilizer, a medial heel wedge and a tapered lateral forefoot section.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1. A stabilizer athletic shoe comprising a sole having a bottom portion, a forefoot having a top portion, a rearfoot portion, an edge and a heel portion, said forefoot portion having a medial part and a lateral part, an external lateral foot stabilizer attached to the edge of said sole, a bottom forefoot wedge member attached to the bottom of said sole, a medial heel wedge having a bottom portion wherein said heel wedge spans substantially the entire length, and about one-half the width of said heel, and a heel stabilizer extending from the bottom portion of said heel to the top of the rearfoot portion.
2. A stabilizer athletic shoe as in claim 1 wherein said external lateral foot stabilizer is from about ⅛ to about ¼ inch thick, with the thickness increasing from said medial part to said lateral part of said forefoot portion.
3. A stabilizer athletic shoe as in claim 1 wherein said bottom forefoot wedge member and said lateral foot stabilizer partly overlap one another.
4. A stabilizer athletic shoe as in claim 2 wherein said bottom forefoot wedge member and said lateral foot stabilizer partly overlap one another.
5. A stabilizer athletic shoe comprising a sole having a bottom portion, a forefoot having a top portion, a rear foot portion, an edge and a heel portion, said forefoot portion having a medial part and a lateral part, and a lateral foot stabilizer integral with and conformally contouring the edge of said sole.
6. A stabilizer athletic shoe as in claim 5 wherein said lateral foot stabilizer is from about 1 / 8 to about 1 / 4 inch thick, with the thickness increasing from said medial part to said lateral part of said forefoot portion.
7. A stabilizer athletic shoe as in claim 5 further including a forefoot wedge member.
8. A stabilizer athletic shoe as in claim 7 wherein said forefoot wedge member and said lateral foot stabilizer partly overlap each other.
9. A stabilizer athletic shoe as in claim 7 wherein said lateral foot stabilizer is from about 1 / 8 to about 1 / 4 inch thick, with the thickness increasing from said medial part of said lateral part of said forefoot portion.
10. A stabilizer athletic shoe as in claim 8 wherein said lateral foot stabilizer is from about 1 / 8 to about 1 / 4 inch thick, with the thickness increasing from said medial part to said lateral part of said forefoot portion.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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