Footwear plate

A sole structure for an article of footwear having an upper, the sole structure comprising:

• a plate including a first surface facing the upper and a second surface disposed on an opposite side of the plate than the first surface and facing a ground-engaging surface of the sole structure, the plate extending continuously from a first end disposed in a forefoot region of the sole structure to a second end disposed in a heel region of the sole structure, the plate including an anterior-most point configured to be disposed in the forefoot region of the sole structure, a posterior-most point configured to be disposed within the heel region of the sole structure, an aft point disposed at a location ranging from 50% to 60% of a distance from the anterior-most point to the posterior-most point, and the plate including a concave portion extending from the anterior-most point to the aft point and a substantially flat portion extending from the aft point to the posterior-most point;
• a fluid-filled chamber including a first surface attached to the second surface of the plate between the posterior-most point and the aft point, a second surface disposed on an opposite side of the fluid-filled chamber than the first surface of the fluid-filled chamber, a first distal end, and a second distal end located on an opposite end of the fluid-filled chamber than the first distal end, one of the first distal end and the second distal end being aligned with the posterior-most point of the plate;
• and
• a midsole including:
• a first cushioning member having a first surface attached to the second surface of the fluid-filled chamber and defining a first recessed surface, and a second surface disposed on an opposite side of the first cushioning member than the first surface of the first cushioning member, the second surface of the first cushioning member facing the ground-engaging surface of the sole structure;
• and
• a second cushioning member having a third surface attached to the upper and a fourth surface disposed on an opposite side of the second cushioning member than the third surface and defining a second recessed surface, the first recessed surface and the second recessed surface cooperating to define a space that encloses the plate.