Nike, Inc.

Other

Peter Lam

Austin J Orand

Caleb W Dyer

Andrea M Vinet

Samantha Young

Peter Williams

Peter P Williams, Ii

Kevin W Hoffer

Jeffrey C Spanks

Daniel Akey Johnson

Elizabeth A Kilgore

Michael C Makay

Piero Fenato

Stacey H Lam

Katelyn Ricciardi

Katelyn Bruce

A lace-receiving assembly includes a substrate, a first sheet, and a lace guide. The substrate includes a first surface and a second surface opposite the first surface. The first sheet includes a third surface and a fourth surface opposite the third surface. The third surface is bonded to the first surface to define a channel extending between the substrate and the first sheet. The lace guide is disposed within the channel.

Lacing system

An article of footwear includes an upper defining an interior void and a first cable movable in a tightening direction to move the upper into a tightened state and movable in a loosening direction to move the upper into a loosened state. The article of footwear also includes a tightening grip operable to be moved away from the upper in a first direction to move the first cable in the tightening direction and a cable lock operable in a locked state to restrict movement of the first cable in the loosening direction and operable in an unlocked state to permit movement of the first cable in the loosening direction. A release grip is operable to be moved away from the upper in a second direction to move the cable lock from the locked state to the unlocked state, whereby the release grip is separate from the tightening grip.

Dynamic lacing system

An integrally formed plastic body configured to provide one or more structural members which can be readily assembled by an end user to form a garment hanger. The plastic body incorporates one or more structurally weakened regions which can be readily severed to create separate parts and/or a groove around which adjacent parts can be hinged to erect and collapse the hanger.

Garment hanger assembly kit

A multi-tier storage apparatus employed in a sales environment for storing and displaying fragile merchandise subject to damage during earthquakes and other natural disasters. The invention includes a first container having a plurality of upright walls and a bottom surface each including a mesh construction which is utilized for storing and displaying merchandise. A horizontal projection extends into the first container from the upright walls. A plurality of second containers are mounted on the horizontal projection for storing and displaying merchandise. Each of the second containers includes a mesh construction and is movable relative to other of the second containers and to the first container along the horizontal projection for accessing the first container. In a preferred embodiment, a first or lower container is formed in a mesh construction and preferably in a rectangular shape. Formed along the upright walls of the two length dimensions of the lower container is a pair of horizontal projections or ledges. A pair of second or upper containers each having a mesh construction similar to the lower container and each having a plurality of wheels are mounted on the horizontal projections. Each of the upper containers is movable with respect to the other upper container and to the lower container for providing access to the lower container. Furthermore, the lower container includes a lockable hinged door for alternative access thereto.

Multi-tier storage apparatus

Transducer apparatus (10) responsive to external perturbations is disclosed having an electrically responsive transducer circuit (12) energized when a display member (18) and an elongate member (20) move from a gravity determined quiescent orientation (30A) therebetween to an external perturbation driven activate orientation (30B therebetween. In various embodiments, the members are respectively responsive to air movement and acceleration. In one embodiment, the elongate member carries a first electrical contact (21) to abut a second electrical contact (22) carried by the display member.

Transducer apparatus responsive to external perturbation

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Portland, OR, United States of America

Peter Lam