Athletic shoe with pronation rearfoot motion control device

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1990-12-11

1993-09-28

Meyers, Steven N.

Boots, shoes, and leggings

Boots and shoes

Occupational or athletic shoe

36 30R, 36 31, 43B 1312, 43B 500, A43B 1312, A43B 500

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052477428

ABSTRACT:
A cushioning sole for use in footwear, in particular athletic shoes, is disclosed. The cushioning sole includes a pronation control device incorporated into the midsole. The device functions to gradually increase the resistance to compression of the midsole from the lateral side to a maximum along the medial side. The device includes generally vertically extending rigid members and a plurality of horizontally extending plate members.

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