Adidas Ag

Adidas International Marketing B.v.

Bruno Jean Antonelli

Harald Geyer

Jan Hill

Robert Frank Kirk

Dirk Meythaler

Marco Fischhold

Jack Huang

Timothy Kelvin Robinson

Daniel Stephen Price

Nina Maria Ludwig

Gerd Rainer Manz

Josh Robert Gordon

Wolfgang Scholz

Jürgen Weidl

Juergen Weidl

Ernie Rustam

Dylan Moore

Described are shoes, in particular a sports shoe, wherein at least a portion of an upper of the shoe includes a first layer and a functional second layer, wherein the functional second layer is directly printed onto the first layer.

Function screen printing on upper

Described are materials for a shoe upper, in particular for soccer shoes, with a particularly low weight. The material includes an inner polyurethane layer, an outer polyurethane layer, and a textile reinforcing layer. The textile reinforcing layer is arranged between the inner polyurethane layer and the outer polyurethane layer. The inner polyurethane layer and the outer polyurethane layer comprise thermoset polyurethane. The textile reinforcing layer comprises apertures through which the inner polyurethane layer and the outer polyurethane layer are connected to each other.

Material for shoe upper

The present invention relates to an outsole for a shoe, the outsole including a sole plate, extending from a heel part, via a midfoot part, into a forefoot part of the outsole, at least one first reinforcing rib integrated into the sole plate, and a reinforcing plate disposed above or below the at least one first reinforcing rib. The present invention also relates to a shoe, including a shoe upper including a closure region and a sole region, and at least one reinforcing element attached to the inside of the shoe upper, arranged in a midfoot part of the shoe upper, and including a plurality of flexible bands extending between the closure region and the sole region.

Outsole and sports shoe

The invention relates to a shoe having a sole element. The sole element includes a sole area extending below a wearer's foot and a heel cup three-dimensionally encompassing a heel of the wearer's foot. The heel cup alone forms at least a portion of a sidewall of the shoe.

Sole element for a shoe

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Herzogenaurach, Germany

Bruno Jean Antonelli