Assertion: cleat | /r/AtLocation | shoe
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text: The traction element preferably extends substantially laterally from the hub -- i.e., the projection of the traction element into the plane of the hub, which when the cleat is attached to a shoe is parallel to the plane of the shoe sole, is larger than the projection of the traction element into a plane perpendicular to that of the shoe sole.
text: In some embodiments, the cleat may be designed so that a portion of the base--e.g., a centered disc--is normally visible when the cleat is attached to the footwear.
text: Indeed, in some embodiments, the traction element may lie substantially in the plane of the hub, so that it lies substantially along the sole when the cleat is attached to the shoe.
text: The turf-engaging portion would preferably extend generally perpendicularly to the plane of the hub, so that it extends downward between the grass blades when the cleat is attached to a shoe being worn on turf, although it may extend at some other angle.
text: In other words, when the cleat is attached to a shoe, the traction element is cantilevered away from the shoe sole, with the turf-engaging portion extending from the end of the traction element substantially perpendicularly to the shoe sole.
text: 1 a perspective view of a cleat attached to a shoe, and a pedal having a cleat coupling mechanism according to the present invention,
text: The traction element preferably extends substantially laterally from the hub—i.e., the projection of the traction element into the plane of the hub, which when the cleat is attached to a shoe is parallel to the plane of the shoe sole, is larger than the projection of the traction element into a plane perpendicular to that of the shoe sole.
text: The turf-engaging portion would preferably extend generally perpendicularly to the plane of the hub, so that, it extends downward between the grass blades when the cleat is attached to a shoe being worn on turf, although it may extend at some other angle.
text: In other words, when the cleat is attached to a shoe, the traction element is cantilevered away from the shoe sole, with the turf-engaging portion extending from the end of the traction element substantially perpendicularly to the shoe sole.
text: The traction element preferably extends substantially laterally from the hub--i.e., the projection of the traction element into the plane of the hub, which when the cleat is attached to a shoe is parallel to the plane of the shoe sole, is larger than the projection of the traction element into a plane perpendicular to that of the shoe sole.
text: The turf-engaging portion would preferably extend generally perpendicularly to the plane of the hub, so that it extends downward between the grass blades when the cleat is attached to a shoe being worn on turf, although it may extend at some other angle.
text: In other words, when the cleat is attached to a shoe, the traction element is cantilevered away from the shoe sole, with the turf-engaging portion extending from the end of the traction element substantially perpendicularly to the shoe sole.
text: In addition, portions of the first material and the second material may be externally visible when the cleat is attached to the footwear.
text: In some embodiments, the cleat may be designed so that a portion of the base--e.g., a centered disc--is normally visible when the cleat is attached to the footwear.
text: In addition, portions of the first material and the second material may be externally visible when the cleat is attached to the footwear.
text: Indeed, in some embodiments, the traction element may lie substantially in the plane of the hub, so that it lies substantially along the sole when the cleat is attached to the shoe.
text: Indeed, in some embodiments, the traction element may lie substantially in the plane of the hub, so that it lies substantially along the sole when the cleat is attached to the shoe.