Cleat Spike Insole
OwnerJames Edward JENNINGSinventor
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A shoe foundation assembly for receiving and retaining a number of cleats or spikes into the bottom sole of the shoe such as might be utilized in various sporting events. The shoe foundation assembly includes a unitarily molded shoe cradle component with a toe guard at a first end, a heel guard at a second end, and arch medial. An outsole is bonded to the midsole component sized and shaped to be positioned on the underside base of the shoe cradle component. The detachable cradle incorporates hillock apertures for positioning a number of sealable inserts to receive the cleat/spikes. Bonded to the midsole is an outsole component having a plurality of slit apertures also positioned to receive the plurality of cleat/spikes. A number of different types of cleats or shoe spikes may be inserted into the apertures in the outsole and through the sealable inserts within the midsole. Each of the cleat/spikes incorporates a structure for the retention of the cleat/spike onto the shoe foundation.
A shoe insole assembly for the optional receipt and retention of a plurality of cleat/spike structures such as those used in sporting events, the shoe foundation assembly comprising:
A cleat spike insole shoe for terrain engagement and traction by a plurality of cleat/spike structures such as those used in sporting events, the shoe foundation assembly comprising:
A metatarsal sole sized and shaped to be positioned on an underside base of the longitudinal platform of a shoe cradle component, the midsole having a plurality of sealable slit aperture pads positioned to receive the plurality of cleat/spike structures;
A shoe foundation assembly for the optional receipt and retention of a plurality of cleat/spike structures such as those used in sporting events, the shoe foundation assembly comprising:
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