Sole structures and articles of footwear including bladder systems with closable fluid line

An article of footwear, comprising:

• an upper formed from one or more component parts;
• a sole structure engaged with the upper, the sole structure including a foot support bladder chamber;
• a fluid reservoir chamber;
• a first fluid line extending between the foot support bladder chamber and the fluid reservoir chamber and placing the foot support bladder chamber in fluid communication with the fluid reservoir chamber, wherein the first fluid line extends outward from a heel area or a midfoot area of at least one of the foot support bladder chamber or the fluid reservoir chamber, wherein the first fluid line extends through a flap that projects outward from a heel area of one of the foot support bladder chamber or the fluid reservoir chamber, and wherein the flap includes:
• (a) a forward portion where a first end of the first fluid line receives fluid from one of the foot support bladder chamber or the fluid reservoir chamber and (b) a rearward portion forming a free end of the flap;
• a closure element for changing the first fluid line between an open configuration and a closed configuration, wherein the closure element comprises a switch, wherein the switch includes:
• (a) a medial side anchor point, (b) a lateral side anchor point, and (c) a contact portion extending along a surface of the flap at a location between the forward portion and the rearward portion, and wherein movement of the switch to change the first fluid line from the open configuration to the closed configuration moves the contact portion to create a pinched region in the first fluid line at a location between the rearward portion and the forward portion;
• and
• a heel component fixed to at least one of the upper or the sole structure, wherein the switch is movably mounted to the heel component, wherein the heel component includes a latching member, and wherein the latching member engages a portion of the switch to hold the closure element in one of the open configuration or the closed configuration.

An article of footwear, comprising:

• an upper including a medial heel region, a lateral heel region, and a rear heel region extending between the medial heel region and the lateral heel region;
• a sole structure engaged with the upper, the sole structure including a foot support bladder chamber;
• a fluid reservoir chamber;
• a first fluid line extending between the foot support bladder chamber and the fluid reservoir chamber and placing the foot support bladder chamber in fluid communication with the fluid reservoir chamber;
• and
• a switch including a medial member pivotally engaged with the medial heel region, a lateral member pivotally engaged with the lateral heel region, and a contact portion extending around the rear heel region, wherein movement of the switch moves the contact portion to change the first fluid line between an open configuration and a closed configuration.

A foot support system, comprising:

• a first sole member including a first upper-facing surface and a first ground-facing surface;
• a first bladder portion including a second upper-facing surface and a second ground-facing surface, wherein the second ground-facing surface extends over the first upper-facing surface;
• a second sole member including a third upper-facing surface, a third ground-facing surface and a sidewall extending between the third upper-facing surface and the third ground-facing surface, wherein the third ground-facing surface extends over the second upper-facing surface;
• a second bladder portion including a fourth upper-facing surface and a fourth ground-facing surface, wherein the fourth ground-facing surface extends over the third upper-facing surface;
• and
• a first fluid line extending from the first bladder portion to the second bladder portion, wherein one of the first upper-facing surface, the third ground-facing surface, the sidewall, or the third upper-facing surface includes a first recessed surface defined therein, wherein an outer surface of the first fluid line is received in the first recessed surface.