Midsole With a Shearing Structure for a Shoe and Method of Manufacturing Thereof
Assigneeadidas AG
InventorsMatthias Schmitt, Stephanie Toebben, Julian Fritz, Lisa Lehmann, Aleksandr Smyslov, Hans Scheurer
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Abstract
The present disclosure relates to a sole (101) for a shoe, in particular for a sports shoe, such as a running shoe, the sole (101) comprising: a midsole (110) comprising an upper midsole layer (120) and a lower midsole layer (125), the upper midsole layer (120) and the lower midsole layer (125) being distinct from one another; and a shearing structure (130), arranged in the midsole (110); wherein the shearing structure (130) is configured to allow a relative movement between the upper midsole layer (120) and the lower midsole layer (125).
Claims20
A sole for a shoe, the sole comprising:
- a midsole comprising an upper midsole layer and a lower midsole layer, the upper midsole layer and the lower midsole layer being at least partially distinct from one another;
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- a shearing structure, arranged in the midsole;
- wherein the shearing structure is configured to allow a relative movement between the upper midsole layer and the lower midsole layer.
A sole for a shoe, the sole comprising:
- a midsole comprising an upper midsole layer and a lower midsole layer, the upper midsole layer and the lower midsole layer being integrally formed;
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- a shearing structure, arranged in a midfoot portion of the midsole and/or a forefoot portion of the midsole;
- wherein the shearing structure is configured to allow a relative movement between the upper midsole layer and the lower midsole layer.
A method for manufacturing a sole for a shoe, the method comprising:
- providing a midsole comprising an upper midsole layer and a lower midsole layer, the upper midsole layer and the lower midsole layer being at least partially distinct from one another;
- providing a shearing structure, arranged in the midsole;
- wherein the shearing structure is configured to allow a relative movement between the upper midsole layer and the lower midsole layer.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.