A sole structure for an article of footwear having an upper includes a midsole having a first surface opposing the upper and a second surface formed on an opposite side of the midsole than the first surface and defining a ground-engaging surface, the midsole including an aperture (i) formed through and defined by a material of the midsole, (ii) extending from a medial side of the midsole to a lateral side of the midsole, and (iii) tapering in height in a direction extending from a heel region of the sole structure to a forefoot region of the sole structure.
An open trap bar, comprising a body portion, the body portion comprising: a left body portion; a right body portion; and a middle body portion extending between the left body portion and the right body portion; a left handle extending from the left body portion towards a center of the open trap bar; a right handle extending from the right body portion towards the center of the open trap bar; a left sleeve; a right sleeve; a curved left foot extending from the left body portion; and a curved right foot extending from the right body portion, wherein the curved left foot and right foot are configured as a counterweight to the body portion.
A63B 21/00 - Exercising apparatus for developing or strengthening the muscles or joints of the body by working against a counterforce, with or without measuring devices
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ARTICLE OF FOOTWEAR INCORPORATING A KNITTED COMPONENT HAVING FLOATED PORTIONS
An article of footwear may include an upper incorporating a knitted component formed of unitary knit construction. The knitted component includes portions having extended floated portions to distribute forces acting on the knitted component and resist stretching of the knitted component when the article of footwear is worn during a sport or athletic activity.
D04B 1/22 - Weft knitting processes for the production of fabrics or articles not dependent on the use of particular machinesFabrics or articles defined by such processes specially adapted for knitting goods of particular configuration
A weight bench apparatus includes a support frame including a first portion, a second portion moveable between first and second positions, a first support member secured to the first portion, and a second support member; an adjustable arm pivotally connected to the support frame; a rack including at least a first and second channels, a first end of the rack attached to the first support member, and a second end of the rack attached to the second support member; and a handle coupled to the first support member, the handle including a first arm extending from the first support member, a second arm extending from the first support member, and a grip portion extending between and coupled to the arms, where the first arm is closer to the first portion than the second arm, and the second arm extends farther from the first support member than the first arm.
A sole structure includes at least one of a plate shell or a plate chassis extending from a forefoot region of the sole structure to a heel region of the sole structure and defining a peripheral edge of the sole structure. The sole structure further includes a plurality of first traction elements extending from the at least one of the plate shell or the plate chassis and arranged in an annular pattern in a forefoot region of the sole structure. A first rib extends along the peripheral edge of the sole structure from a first end adjacent to the forefoot region of the sole structure to a second end adjacent to the heel region of the sole structure, and a traction pad attached to the at least one of the plate shell or the plate chassis and surrounded by the plurality of the first traction elements.
In one instance, disclosed herein is a mount for an exercise device, including a cuff defining an inner cavity, the cuff including a cuff wall and a hole within the cuff wall leading into the inner cavity; a mount handle coupled to the cuff and including a mount handlebar spaced apart from the cuff; and a mandrel assembly including: a mandrel pin; and a mandrel bar disposed between the mount handlebar and the cuff, wherein the mandrel pin is biased toward a first position in which the mandrel pin extends through the hole within the cuff wall and into the inner cavity defined by the cuff, and wherein the mandrel bar is configured to be pulled toward the mount handlebar to move the mandrel pin toward a second position in which the mandrel pin is withdrawn from the inner cavity defined by the cuff.
A63B 21/00 - Exercising apparatus for developing or strengthening the muscles or joints of the body by working against a counterforce, with or without measuring devices
In one instance, disclosed herein is a lever arm, including: an arm comprising a first beam including a plurality of first holes, the arm including a first end and a second end, the first end including a handle portion configured to be grasped by a user and a weight attachment portion configured to support at least one weight; and a mount rotatably coupled to the second end of the arm, the mount configured to releasably couple the arm to a second beam of an exercise rack, wherein the handle portion includes at least one handlebar transverse to the first beam and at least one removable handle pin configured to be inserted through at least one first hole in the first beam and into the at least one handlebar to releasably couple the handle portion to the first beam.
A63B 21/00 - Exercising apparatus for developing or strengthening the muscles or joints of the body by working against a counterforce, with or without measuring devices
A sole structure for an article of footwear having an upper includes a heel region, a forefoot region, and a mid-foot region disposed between the heel region and the forefoot region. The sole structure also includes a fluid-filled chamber including a first barrier layer cooperating with a second barrier layer to define a segment extending along a medial side of the sole structure within the heel region, a second segment extending along a lateral side of the sole structure within the heel region, a third segment extending from one of the first segment and the second segment and terminating at a distal end intermediate the first segment and the second segment, and a web area disposed between and connecting the first segment and the second segment. The first barrier layer is attached to the second barrier layer within the web area.
A bag, including an exterior surface and a storage compartment defining an interior volume. The at least a portion of the exterior surface is configured to transition between a first configuration and a second configuration in response to the bag receiving a signal.
B65D 33/04 - Windows or other apertures, e.g. for viewing contents
H04W 4/80 - Services using short range communication, e.g. near-field communication [NFC], radio-frequency identification [RFID] or low energy communication
A sole structure for an article of footwear having an upper includes a midsole having a first surface opposing the upper and a second surface formed on an opposite side of the midsole than the first surface and defining a ground-engaging surface, the midsole including an aperture (i) formed through and defined by a material of the midsole, (ii) extending from a medial side of the midsole to a lateral side of the midsole, and (iii) tapering in height in a direction extending from a heel region of the sole structure to a forefoot region of the sole structure.
An article of footwear includes a sole structure and an upper and defines a forefoot region, a midfoot region, and a heel region. The upper is formed, in part, from an engineered textile that includes an elastic base layer, a plurality of lockout panels attached to the elastic base layer, and a plurality of stretch channels formed between adjacent lockout panels. The elastic base layer is capable of multi-directional stretch, and each lockout panel has a stiffness greater than a stiffness of the elastic base layer and is configured to limit stretch of the elastic base layer in regions covered by the lockout panels. Each stretch channel is an uncovered portion of the elastic base layer configured to permit controlled elasticity, and the lockout panels and stretch channels cooperate to create distinct support zones and flexibility zones within the upper.
Aspects herein are directed to a bra having an exterior layer, an interior layer, and a middle layer positioned between the exterior layer and the interior layer to provide increased lateral and inferior support to a wearer when the bra is donned. The middle layer includes a main body portion which may comprise a first sling portion and a second sling portion. The middle layer may additionally include a first side panel and a second side panel. The middle layer may be formed of one or more mesh materials to provide lightweight and flexible support.
A sole structure for an article of footwear includes a midsole having a first midsole surface opposing an upper of the article of footwear, a second midsole surface formed on an opposite side of the midsole than the first midsole surface, and an aperture formed through the midsole and extending between the first midsole surface and the second midsole surface, the midsole including a first thickness at the aperture. A fluid-filled chamber is received within the aperture and includes a second thickness, the second thickness substantially equal to the first thickness.
An article of footwear includes a sole structure and an upper and defines a forefoot region, a midfoot region, and a heel region. The upper is formed, in part, from an engineered textile that includes an elastic base layer, a plurality of lockout panels attached to the elastic base layer, and a plurality of stretch channels formed between adjacent lockout panels. The elastic base layer is capable of multi-directional stretch, and each lockout panel has a stiffness greater than a stiffness of the elastic base layer and is configured to limit stretch of the elastic base layer in regions covered by the lockout panels. Each stretch channel is an uncovered portion of the elastic base layer configured to permit controlled elasticity, and the lockout panels and stretch channels cooperate to create distinct support zones and flexibility zones within the upper.
A sole structure for an article of footwear includes a cushioning component that has an outer surface and at least partially defines a chamber that is at least partially surrounded by the outer surface. At least a portion of the outer surface has a protruding shape in the absence of a compressive load of at least a predetermined magnitude on the cushioning component. The sole structure includes a sole component that includes a projection that either extends through the outer surface of the cushioning component and within the chamber, or interfaces with a recess in the outer surface of the cushioning component, or protrudes from an inner surface of the cushioning component into the chamber.
Aspects herein are directed to a bra having an exterior layer, an interior layer, and a middle layer positioned between the exterior layer and the interior layer to provide increased lateral and inferior support to a wearer when the bra is donned. The middle layer includes a main body portion which may comprise a first sling portion and a second sling portion. The middle layer may additionally include a first side panel and a second side panel. The middle layer may be formed of one or more mesh materials to provide lightweight and flexible support.
A sole structure for an article of footwear includes a midsole having a first midsole surface opposing an upper of the article of footwear, a second midsole surface formed on an opposite side of the midsole than the first midsole surface, and an aperture formed through the midsole and extending between the first midsole surface and the second midsole surface, the midsole including a first thickness at the aperture. A fluid-filled chamber is received within the aperture and includes a second thickness, the second thickness substantially equal to the first thickness.
A sole structure for an article of footwear is provided. The sole structure includes an outsole having a ground-engaging surface and an upper surface formed on an opposite side of the outsole than the ground-engaging surface. A first cushion is disposed proximate to a medial side of the sole structure and includes a first fluid-filled chamber attached to the upper surface of the outsole and a second fluid-filled chamber attached to the first fluid-filled chamber and disposed between the first fluid-filled chamber and the upper. A second cushion is disposed proximate to a lateral side of the sole structure and includes a third fluid-filled chamber attached to the upper surface of the outsole and a fourth fluid-filled chamber attached to the third fluid-filled chamber and disposed between the third fluid-filled chamber and the upper. The second cushion is fluidly isolated from the first cushion.
