Boots – shoes – and leggings – Insoles – Laminated
Patent
1986-08-01
1988-11-08
Ball, Michael
Boots, shoes, and leggings
Insoles
Laminated
36 37, 128595, 128614, 156 82, 156221, 156245, 4283166, A43B 1000, A43B 1341
Patent
active
047826053
ABSTRACT:
A shoe insert for use with a shoe or sneaker to reduce impact to the foot and to absorb shock and attenuate shock to the foot. The insert is comprised of a base layer of a relatively resilient material, a foam layer disposed over the base layer, a fabric disposed over the foam layer and means integrally forming the base layer, foam layer and fabric into a sheet tri-laminate. A support layer is disposed only at the heel area and is constructed of a rigid material of higher density than that of the tri-laminate. Means are provided for attaching and forming the tri-laminate with the support layer.
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Ball Michael
Packaging Service Corporation
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