Patent granted for shoe outsole to decrease knee adduction moment

Posted on September 3, 2015 by admin

SHOE OUTSOLE FOR DECREASING KNEE ADDUCTION MOMENT Quote: The present invention relates to an outsole for decreasing a knee adduction moment that has a front foot portion and a rear foot portion having different inclined angles corresponding to the knee adduction moments generated differently during walking operations in which a user’s outsole contacts the ground, that is, standing, grounding and jumping operations, so that the knee adduction moments are decreased in accordance with the characteristics of the walking operations, thus adjusting bow legs or knock-knees, releasing and further preventing the pain of the knee joints, efficiently releasing the impact applied to the knee upon climbing mountains, and maintaining stable posture upon golf swing operation. Attached Images patent4.JPG (34.6 KB) Attached Files US20150237956A1.pdf (283.4 KB)

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Patent granted for shoe outsole to decrease knee adduction moment

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