Jerome TurnerBaltimore, MD

4364188, Dec 21, 1982

Oct 6, 1980

6/194485

Jerome A. Turner - Baltimore MD
George W. Dietel - Hanover PA

Wolverine World Wide, Inc. - Rockford MI

A43B 1314
A43B 1312
A43B 1304
A43B 506

36 31

A running shoe having an outer sole and a midsole. The midsole comprises a forefoot portion, an arch portion and a heel portion all formed of a resilient material having a first durometer sufficiently low to provide good cushioning and impact absorption. Rear foot stabilization means in the form of a mass of resilient material is located and confined within the midsole adjacent the medial side of the heel portion. The durometer of the stabilization means is higher than the durometer of the midsole to provide resistance to compression at the medial side of the heel portion, thereby lessening the tendency of the shoe to overpronation. In one embodiment, the stabilization means comprises plural plugs confined fully within the midsole. In another embodiment, the stabilization means extend through the outsole and into the insole.

D289341, Apr 21, 1987

Nov 27, 1984

6/674604

Jerome A. Turner - Baltimore MD

American Sporting Goods Corp. - Irvine CA

D 2322

D264017, Apr 27, 1982

Jan 29, 1979

6/007107

Jerome Turner - Pikesville MD

D0204

D 2320

D256180, Aug 5, 1980

Mar 6, 1978

5/883625

Jerome Turner - Pikesville MD

Brooks Shoe Manufacturing Co., Inc. - Hanover PA

D0204

D 2320

4237627, Dec 9, 1980

Feb 7, 1979

6/009993

Jerome A. Turner - Baltimore MD

Turner Shoe Company, Inc. - Aquadilla PR

A43B 500
A43B 706
A43B 1320

36129

A running shoe having an outer sole and a midsole. The midsole includes two groups of apertures extending therethrough. The first group of apertures is located in the forefoot portion of the midsole and a second group of apertures is located to the rear of the first group and contiguous with the arch portion of the midsole. The apertures in each group are disposed in an array of transverse rows, with the apertures in the first group being disposed closer to one another than the apertures in the second group.