Cushioning system for golf shoes
CA 2337629 A1 · Owner: Spalding Sports Worldwide, Inc. · Inventors: Patterson, Chad C.; Singer, Joel A.
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A cushioning system for golf shoe includes a footbed having a sole region an , arch region, and a heel region. The footbed includes an upper layer which is engaged by the foot of a golfer and a lower layer. The lower layer is composed of a compressible material and includes a recess in the heel region a , plurality of receptacles in the sole region and a receptacle in the arch , region. A lasting board has a heel region defining a receptacle disposed oppositely the recess of the footbed. The cushioning elements include a plurality of first cushioning elements and a single second cushioning element. The cushioning elements are composed of a material which is more compressible than the …
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- Filed May 25, 2000. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended May 25, 2020.
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