Boots – shoes – and leggings – Boots and shoes – Occupational or athletic shoe
Patent
1998-05-22
1999-07-27
Dayoan, B.
Boots, shoes, and leggings
Boots and shoes
Occupational or athletic shoe
36 67D, 36 62, 36 67A, 36127, A43B 502, A43C 1304, A43C 1516, A43C 1502
Patent
active
059269804
ABSTRACT:
A two-piece releasably securable cleat assembly for an athletic shoe, and particularly a golf shoe, formed of a pair of interengaging members which are preferably molded of plastic. In a preferred embodiment, the cleat assembly includes a first member comprised of a T-shaped threaded stem having a plurality of arms projecting radially and perpendicular from an end thereof, the stem for threadably engaging a complementary threaded bore or boss in the sole and/or heel of the shoe. The second member, interengagable with the T-shaped threaded stem, includes a generally circular base having an essentially planar top surface and a lower surface characterized by a plurality of traction enhancing arcuate legs which are preferably arranged in plural concentric circles on the lower surface. The base further features a central opening for snugly and slidably receiving the T-shaped threaded stem of the first member to releasably secure the second member to the shoe sole and/or heel.
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Here's the Soft Golf Spike That's Hard To Beat Champ Trend-Lite-Belived to be known prior to Aug. 1, 1996.
Dayoan B.
Diversified Industrial Technology, Inc.
Isaf Louis T.
Stashick Anthony
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