Boots – shoes – and leggings – Protectors
Patent
1999-02-25
2000-11-28
Sewell, Paul T.
Boots, shoes, and leggings
Protectors
36 85, 36107, 36 76C, 36 75R, A43B 1322, A43B 1342, A43B 2322, A43B 108
Patent
active
061518034
ABSTRACT:
An insole is capable of withstanding penetration of nails and other foreign objects. The insole is constructed of a substantially flexible, substantially puncture resistant material, such as a polymer fiber. The perimeter of the insole is curved upward, and includes a plurality of substantially v-shaped notches therein to enhance flexibility of the insole. A downwardly curved portion is embedded in a sole of an article of footwear. The downwardly curved portion substantially mirrors the portion of the perimeter of the insole which is curved upward.
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Brams J. Stewart
Sewell Paul T.
Stashick Anthony
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