Troy David Schubert

Title: Troy David Schubert and Footwear Sole Innovation.

Introduction

Troy David Schubert is an inventor associated with Nike, Inc. and based in Lake Oswego, Oregon. His patent work concerns footwear design, particularly a sole structure that combines a spring plate with midsole and cushioning components.

Latest Patents

Schubert is associated with 1 patent, titled “Sole Structures for Articles of Footwear.” The invention describes a sole structure with an outsole and a spring plate made of inferior and superior segments. The segments are pivotably coupled at their anterior portions and spaced apart at their posterior portions. A first midsole member sits between the spring plate segments, cushioning elements are positioned between the first midsole member and the superior segment, and a second midsole member rests on the superior segment. Together, these components provide a layered footwear construction designed around the spring plate’s movement and arrangement.

Career Highlights

Schubert’s patent reflects work on footwear construction and the integration of structural and cushioning elements. His association with Nike, Inc. places this invention within the company’s broader focus on footwear products and design.

Collaborations

Schubert’s listed coworkers include Josh A. Fedderly and Shane S. Kohatsu. Their names provide context for the professional connections associated with his patent work.

Conclusion

Troy David Schubert’s patent documents an approach to footwear sole design that combines a pivoting spring plate, midsole members, and cushioning elements in a coordinated structure.