Golf shoe spikes
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1. A removable athletic shoe cleat comprising:
- a disk-like flange, having an upper surface, for placement underneath and in contact with the sole of an athletic shoe, and having an opposing bottom surface;
a plurality of ridges, each of said ridges being elongated and having a substantially triangular cross-sectional shape, and being integrally formed with an extending down from the bottom surface, for supplying traction against the ground;
an attachment means, extending from the upper surface, for removably attaching the cleat to the athletic shoe, whereby the cleat provides traction but does not damage the surface being walked upon; and
wherein said plurality of ridges comprise a resilient plastic material.
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Abstract
The invention is a replaceable golf shoe cleat or spike 10 for use in place of a standard metal spike 4. Winter golf shoe spike 10 preferably has a main cleat body 11 molded from a durable plastic type material in single unitary fashion. A threaded stud 13 is formed on the upper surface of generally concavo-convex flange 12 and protrudes axially therefrom. A plurality of traction ribs 15 are formed on the bottom traction surface of concavo-convex flange 12. While the ribs 15 may be present in a variety of configurations, they are preferably triangular ridges arranged in a radial fashion emanating from the center of concavo-convex flange 12.
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1. A removable athletic shoe cleat comprising:
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a disk-like flange, having an upper surface, for placement underneath and in contact with the sole of an athletic shoe, and having an opposing bottom surface;
a plurality of ridges, each of said ridges being elongated and having a substantially triangular cross-sectional shape, and being integrally formed with an extending down from the bottom surface, for supplying traction against the ground;
an attachment means, extending from the upper surface, for removably attaching the cleat to the athletic shoe, whereby the cleat provides traction but does not damage the surface being walked upon; and
wherein said plurality of ridges comprise a resilient plastic material.
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