Shoe shock absorption system

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1993-02-19

1994-05-17

Meyers, Steven N.

Boots, shoes, and leggings

Boots and shoes

Occupational or athletic shoe

36119, 36 88, 36 28, A43B 500, A43B 714

Patent

active

053116780

ABSTRACT:
A shoe (1, 30, 6) is disclosed in which there is a provided sensing means (16, 45, 66) for transmitting the force of shoe-support surface impact from the bottom of the lower sole (2, 31, 61) to the upper shell (3, 32, 62) and foot as the foot is moved toward the bottom of the lower sole. Means are provided (17, 50, 65, 67) for varying the amount of force transmitted and length of time that the force is transmitted from the lower sole (2, 31, 61) to the upper shell (3, 32, 62) and foot.

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