Morito Co., Ltd.

Mitsuhiro Yamaguchi

A fastener with tape comprising a tape having at least one through hole and at least one associated fastener element made of synthetic resin and having at least one mold hole. The synthetic resin is bonded to the face and reverse sides of the tape via a portion of the through hole. The bending of the tape is substantially inhibited by the mold holes.

Fastener with tape

A cord fastener (1) comprises a one-piece synthetic resin molding including a housing (2) having cord holes (11), a slider (3) fitting into the housing (2) and having cord holes (18), and a spring (4) for driving the slider (3). The housing (2) opens on both lateral sides (6, 7) and has at its top (5) bridges (10) interconnecting its front and back walls (8, 9).

Cord fastener and method for manufacture thereof

A baseball shoe comprising spikes (S) with ceramic teeth (t) embedded in resin flanges (f), a resin sole body (A) having the spikes (S) embedded therein, and an upper shoe portion. Each tooth (t) includes a tooth body (3) and a seat plate portion (5) connected thereto. Each flange (f) includes an embedment portion (6) having the seat plate portion (5) of the tooth (t) embedded therein and a thinner peripheral portion (8) positioned around the embedment portion (6). The material of the sole body (A) is softer than that of the flanges (f) of the spikes (S).

Baseball shoe

A golf shoe spike (S) comprising a ceramic pin (P) and an aluminum or aluminum alloy washer (b). The pin comprises a generally conical shank portion (11) and a seating portion (12) contiguous thereto and having an increased diameter. The washer (b) comprises a base portion (1) having an accomodating recess (3) on its top side and a central hole (5) through its bottom (6) and a flange portion (2) around said base portion (1). The pin (P) is inserted into the central hole (5) of the washer (b) and the outer peripheral wall portion (4) defining the accomodating recess (3) is caulked or drawn inwards to secure the seating portion (12) of the pin (P) tightly against the bottom portion (6) of the recess (3).

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Nishinomiya, Japan

Mitsuhiro Yamaguchi