Reebok International Limited

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Matthew J Montross

Ricardo Vestuti

Henry Hardigan

William L Marvin

Paul E Litchfield

Erica Callahan

Steven Francis Smith

Alexander W Jessiman

J Spencer White

John S Greenhalgh

Daniel Hobson

Toby Birkinhead

Michael Andrews

Jeff Acheson

Brian Christensen

Craig L Feller

Matthew Boudreau

Daniel Buonomo

Dan Buonomo

Frank Millette

Peter M Foley

Alexandre Leblanc

Robert Barret Monahan

Theresa S Scalzi

Laura K Mount

Merrick W Jones

Bob Bischoff

Scott Daley

Daley Scott

Paul E Litchfiels

Alexander Leblanc

A method of making a midsole for an article of footwear includes forming a plurality of foam layers, arranging the plurality of foam layers in a mold to form the midsole, piercing the plurality of foam layers with pins, and introducing heat with the pins to bond the plurality of layers together.

Layered foam sole for an article of footwear

An article of footwear includes an upper and a sole coupled to the upper. The sole includes an upper sole, a fluid filled bladder coupled to the upper sole, and a plurality of recesses disposed between the upper sole and the bladder. The bladder includes a plurality of chambers extending below the upper sole. The plurality of chambers hold a fluid. Ambient air is disposed within the plurality of recesses between the upper sole and the bladder.

Article of footwear having cushioning system

A sole for an article of footwear includes a base having an outer edge defining a perimeter, the base having a forefoot portion, a midfoot portion and a heel portion; and a plurality of resilient projections extending from the base, wherein the plurality of projections includes a plurality of projections extending non-orthogonally from the base about the perimeter of the base and a plurality of projections extending substantially orthogonally from the base within the non-orthogonal projections.

Sole with projections and article of footwear

Shoe

Shoe sole

Articles of footwear and soles. The article of footwear may include an upper, a midsole with a midsole core and a midsole rim, and an outsole. The midsole core may be manufactured from a plurality of portions that are arranged in a particular order before being placed in a mold. The plurality of portions may be arranged so that the portions at least partially overlap each other. The plurality of portions may be arranged in longitudinal strips. The plurality of portions may be arranged in lateral portions. The plurality of portions may be adhered to each other before being placed in the mold. The mold may apply heat and pressure for a predetermined amount of time to form the midsole.

Article of footwear having a midsole with multiple portions and method of making the same

Sole

Shoe midsole

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Matthew J Montross