Shoe Having Pluralities of Lugs

A shoe comprising:

• a sole;
• and
• an upper secured to the sole;
• the sole having a sole heel end and a sole toe end, the sole extending along a shoe axis from the sole heel end to the sole toe end, the sole having a lateral side extending from the sole heel end to the sole toe end and a medial side extending from the sole heel end to the sole toe end, the sole extending transversely from the lateral side to the medial side, the sole including a sole heel region, a sole midfoot region, a sole forefoot region, and a sole toe region, the sole heel region extending longitudinally from the sole heel end to the sole midfoot region, the sole midfoot region extending longitudinally from the sole heel region to the sole forefoot region, the sole forefoot region extending longitudinally from the sole midfoot region to the sole toe region, the sole toe region extending longitudinally from the sole forefoot region to the sole toe end;
• the sole having a sole bottom surface, a plurality of first lugs projecting generally downwardly from the sole bottom surface, and a plurality of second lugs projecting generally downwardly from the sole bottom surface;
• each first lug of the plurality of first lugs projecting perpendicularly from the sole bottom surface along a longitudinal axis of such each first lug, each first lug having a proximal end at the sole bottom surface and a distal end opposite the proximal end, the distal end of each first lug having a distal end surface spaced from the sole bottom surface, the distal end surface of each first lug facing a first direction which is oblique relative to the longitudinal axis of such each first lug;
• each second lug of the plurality of second lugs projecting perpendicularly from the sole bottom surface along a longitudinal axis of such each second lug, each second lug having a proximal end at the sole bottom surface and a distal end opposite the proximal end, the distal end of each second lug having a distal end surface spaced from the sole bottom surface, the distal end surface of each second lug facing a second direction which is oblique relative to the longitudinal axis of such each second lug;
• the second direction being different from the first direction.