Adidas Ag

Marco Fischhold

Angus Wardlaw

Christopher Edward Holmes

Carl Arnese, Iii

Harald Geyer

Robert Frank Kirk

Ernie Rustam

Brian Hoying

Bruno Jean Antonelli

Dirk Meythaler

Jack Huang

Matthias Linz

Sergius Merker

Ulisse Matthias Tanzini

Andrew Leslie

Dylan Moore

Eric Jeandin

Florian Godenberg

Stefan Mohr

Goran Duz

Ping Li

Stanislav Gousev

Florian Pogl

Goussev Stanislav

Daniel Paul Cocking

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 invention concerns a method of producing an article of footwear comprising: providing an upper; providing a mold and opening the mold; inserting the upper into the open mold; closing the mold; and injecting a pressurized molten resin, wherein, after the injecting, there is a gap filled with the resin between a side wall of the mold and an outer surface of at least a first portion of the upper, wherein the gap is essentially zero at a contacting point, wherein the gap increases gradually from the contacting point in at least a first region of the mold.

Injection-molding method

The present invention relates to a shoe upper including a knitted component having a plurality of integrally knitted lines of loops including a set of consecutive lines, wherein each line in the set of consecutive lines includes a plurality of consecutive loops which are interlooped with adjacent loops of the respective line and not interlooped with loops of a line which is not contained in the set, and wherein the set of consecutive lines forms at least a portion of an eyelet which is configured to receive a lace.

Knitted shoe upper with integral eyelets

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Tangerang, Indonesia

Marco Fischhold