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Softspikes, Inc.

Brublake Co., LLC

John J Curley

Kevin J Fisher

William B Bruder

A dynamic golf cleat having a plurality of composite dynamic traction elements, the wherein the elements preferably assume an angle with respect to the plane of the shoe sole, to allow room for deflection toward the shoe sole under load. The dynamic traction element is preferably formed of an elastomeric material such as thermoplastic urethane. A hub portion having a threaded attachment means is preferably oriented perpendicular to the plane of the shoe sole. Extending outwardly in a radial manner from the hub portion is a plurality of embedded thin tensile members oriented to be integrally formed within each flexible traction element. Each individual tensile member is centrally located within each dynamic traction element creating a distinct upper surface area and a lower surface area, within each dynamic traction element. Said sections of the dynamic traction elements have facing surfaces joined by a thin tensile member sections. These thin tensile member sections are molded integral with the two flexible traction element, an upper surface area and a lower surface area.

Footwear cleat

A protective skin device that may be used to protect the fingers, thumb, and a portion of the hand is provided. The device is configured to be worn about a digit, and the device provides cushioning and aids in gripping. The device includes a sheath with one or more projections, and the sheath may be perforated. The device may include an opening that exposes a joint. The device also may include a palmar pad, which covers a portion of the hand. The device may include multiple sheaths that are connected with a membrane, and multiple devices may be worn on the same or separate digits.

Skin protection device for fingers and/or thumbs

A permanent spike dynamic outsole (,) having a plurality of traction sections (,) which have a plurality of dynamic traction elements (,) on their respective leading and trailing edges, under which are located debris channels (,) which act as a retraction areas for the dynamic elements (,) to go when walking on firm surfaces, thus reducing damage to greens and abrasion from pavement. The debris channels (,) additionally provide an exit path for any debris that may be caught under the dynamic traction elements (,).

Dynamic permanent spike outsole

A footwear cleat of flexible plastic includes a central hub portion and a series of resilient protrusions cantilevered from and extending radially outward and downwardly beyond the central hub portion. The protrusions are capable of horizontally engaging turf under the footwear for providing secure footing.

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Tyngsboro, MA, United States of America

John J Curley