Adidas Ag

Adidas International Marketing B.v.

Jürgen Weidl

Angus Wardlaw

Wolfgang Scholz

Gerd Rainer Manz

Stuart David Reinhardt

Tobias Biegel

Jan Hill

Falk Bruns

Carl Arnese

Harry Miles

Daniel Ruiz

Josh Robert Gordon

Heiko Schlarb

Bruno Jean Antonelli

Fabian Schweizer

Arnau Sanjuan Roman

Darren Michael Wood

Harald Geyer

Sam Forester

Jochen Bartl

Robbie Paterson

Peter Valdivia

Valentin Perrin

Antonio Jamie Zea, Jr

Alejandro Alcaniz

Benjamin Alexander Thompsett

Dirk Meythaler

Stanislav Goussev

Adrien Francois Michel Noirhomme

Wilfried Ernst Wiederer

Ronny Herman Gerard Groeneveld

Matthias Schmitt

Robert Stinchcomb

Martin Love

Baptiste Jacques Dany Tarenne

Strahinja Spasic

Florian Fleischer

Stefan Schneider

Mareike Engel

Hannes Schaefke

Marco Müller

Huu Minh Tru Le

Antonio Jaime Zea, Jr

Adrian Francois Noirhomme

Charles Griffin Wilson Iii

Baptiste Tarenne

Jr Antonio Jaime Zea

Adrien Francois Noirhomme

Marco MÜLLER

Described are methods for manufacturing a sole, in particular, a sole for a sports shoe, comprising providing at least one first sole element and at least one second sole element; and injecting at least one second sole element through the at least one first sole element. Also described are methods for manufacturing a shoe, in particular a sport shoe, wherein the method comprising: providing a flexible sock element and at least one sole element; injecting the at least one sole element on the flexible sock element, such that the at least one sole element comprises a stiffening element below the arch of the foot.

Sole for sports shoes

An outsole for a shoe including first and second sole segments that overlap at least partially. The first sole segment can include at least one stud and be arranged at least in a mid-foot portion of the outsole. The second sole segment can include at least one stud and be arranged at least in a toe portion of the outsole. In some embodiments, the outsole can include a first cushion element arranged between the first sole segment and the second sole segment and overlapping with at least one first stud of the first or second sole segment. In some embodiments, the outsole can include a second cushion element being arranged between the first sole segment and the second sole segment and overlapping with at least one second stud of the first or second sole segment. In some embodiments, the outsole may be an outsole for a football shoe.

Outsole for a shoe

A sole for a shoe, the sole comprising reinforcing members extending in a front half of the sole, wherein at least a first one of the reinforcing members further extends rearwardly beyond a midfoot area and into a heel area of the sole and wraps up to a posterior portion of an ankle region. A shoe, in particular a running shoe, comprising such a sole. A method for the manufacture of such items.

Sole comprising individually deflectable reinforcing members, shoe with such a sole, and method for the manufacture of such items

Baseplates for shoes, wherein the baseplate is removably insertable into a shoe upper, and wherein the baseplate includes a substantially planar body, which is configured to provide stability to the shoe upper, and a plurality of tread elements, which are configured to protrude through a respective opening of a plurality of openings in a bottom portion of the shoe upper when the baseplate is removably inserted into the shoe upper, wherein the plurality of tread elements are unitarily formed with the body.

Baseplate for a shoe

Described are methods for manufacturing a sole, in particular, a sole for a sports shoe, comprising providing at least one first sole element () and at least one second sole element (); and injecting at least one second sole element () through the at least one first sole element (). Also described are methods for manufacturing a shoe, in particular a sport shoe, wherein the method comprising: providing a flexible sock element () and at least one sole element (); injecting the at least one sole element () on the flexible sock element (), such that the at least one sole element () comprises a stiffening element () below the arch of the foot.

The present invention relates to a modular shoe () in particular a sports shoe, with a sock like outer shoe () and a frame (). The sock like outer shoe is provided for a releasable arrangement around the frame. The sock like outer shoe may comprise a plurality of profile elements (), wherein at least one of the profile elements extends from an outer side of the sock like outer shoe. A region of the at least one of the profile elements may be configured to releasably engage in a formfitting manner with a lower side of the frame of the modular shoe.

Modular 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

A sole for a shoe, in particular a sports shoe, includes a unidirectional bending element. The unidirectional bending element enables a dorsal bending of the sole (bending of the sole in the direction upward and away from the ground) and blocks a plantar bending of the sole (bending of the sole in the direction downward and towards the ground). The unidirectional bending element may be arranged at a first layer of the sole and may vertically project from the first layer.

Sole

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Jürgen Weidl