Bowling shoe with sole having regions of different coefficient of friction
AssigneeLind Shan Company
InventorJeffrey R. Lind
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AssigneeLind Shan Company
InventorJeffrey R. Lind
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A wedge-soled bowling shoe has selectable percentages of regions of different coefficients of friction of traction characteristics and different coefficients of friction of slide characteristics on a shoe sole surface. The shoe gives the bowler precise control over relative amounts of slide and/or traction action of each shoe. The bowler can readily change the relative amounts of slide and/or traction action of each shoe by changing a replaceable sole member of the desired percentages of regions of high or low traction and high or low slide to accommodate differing conditions and differing styles of bowling. Using one of a plurality of pairs of replaceable sole members, a first member of each pair is constructed of two materials, each of a different coefficient of friction to provide slide characteristics and a second member of each pair is constructed of two materials, each of a different coefficient of friction to provide traction characteristics. Changing the replaceable sole member changes the relative slide and/or traction on the bowling shoe sole and allows either shoe of a pair to be determined as the slide or traction shoe.
A bowling shoe comprising:
A bowling shoe comprising:
A method of varying the slide and traction characteristics of each shoe of a pair of wedge-soled bowling shoes comprising:
A method of varying the slide and traction characteristics of each shoe of a pair of wedge-soled bowling shoes comprising:
A method of varying the slide and traction characteristics of each shoe of a pair of wedge-soled bowling shoes comprising:
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