Footwear outsole with resistance elements
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[0065 of frictions of example outsoles in accordance with the present disclosure are described further in connection with TABLE 1 herein.
[0066]Referring now to FIG. 2D, an example top view of the base 200 showing the inner surface 202 is illustrated. In some examples, the inner surface 202 may comprise one or more hollow portions, such as ring hollow portions 241 and rectangular hollow portions 243, which are cutout portions of the outsole from the inner surface. The ring hollow portions 241 are cutout portions each in the shape of a ring, and the rectangular hollow portions 243 are cutout portions each in the shape of a rectangle. In some examples, one or more of the ring hollow portions 241 and one or more of the rectangular hollow portions 243 may be linked.
[0067]The inner surface 202 of the base 200 is secured to the footwear (e.g., to the midsole 108). As such, the ring hollow portions 241 and rectangular hollow portions 243 are near the heel of the footwear. In some examples, ...
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