18490267. ARTICLE OF FOOTWEAR INCLUDING A SOLE STRUCTURE simplified abstract (NIKE, Inc.)

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ARTICLE OF FOOTWEAR INCLUDING A SOLE STRUCTURE

Organization Name

NIKE, Inc.

Inventor(s)

Fidencio Campos, Ii of Dallas OR (US)

Roger Paul Murphy of Portland OR (US)

Thomas J. Rushbrook of Portland OR (US)

Jessica Small of Portland OR (US)

Matthew W. Thornton of Beaverton OR (US)

ARTICLE OF FOOTWEAR INCLUDING A SOLE STRUCTURE - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18490267 titled 'ARTICLE OF FOOTWEAR INCLUDING A SOLE STRUCTURE

The abstract of this patent application describes a sole structure for an article of footwear that includes multiple support elements and a cushioning element.

  • The first support element has a first set of recesses.
  • The second support element has a second set of recesses and an opening extending through it.
  • The coupling portion, which is placed within the opening of the second support element, includes a third set of recesses.
  • The cushioning element, with a plurality of tubes, is positioned between the first and second support elements.
  • The first, second, and third sets of recesses create a continuous receiving area where the cushioning element is located.

Potential Applications: - Athletic footwear - Casual footwear - Orthopedic footwear

Problems Solved: - Improved comfort and support for the wearer - Enhanced shock absorption - Increased durability of the footwear

Benefits: - Enhanced cushioning and support - Reduced impact on joints and muscles - Long-lasting comfort for extended wear

Commercial Applications: Title: Innovative Sole Structure for Footwear This technology can be used in various types of footwear, catering to athletes, individuals seeking comfort in everyday wear, and those with specific foot conditions requiring additional support.

Questions about the technology: 1. How does this sole structure compare to traditional footwear designs in terms of comfort and support? 2. What materials are typically used in the construction of the cushioning element for this type of footwear?

Frequently Updated Research: Stay updated on the latest advancements in cushioning technologies for footwear to ensure optimal performance and comfort for users.


Original Abstract Submitted

A sole structure for an article of footwear having a first support element, the first support element including a first set of recesses; a second support element, the second support element including a second set of recesses, and wherein the second support element includes an opening extending therethrough; a coupling portion, the coupling portion including a third set of recesses, and wherein the coupling portion is disposed within the opening of the second support element; a cushioning element disposed between the first support element and the second support element, the cushioning element including a plurality of tubes, wherein the first set of recesses, the second set of recesses, and the third set of recesses form a continuous receiving area, and wherein the cushioning element is disposed within the continuous receiving area.