Elastomeric support surface with a network of sculptures, notably a so-called "marine" shoe sole
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Feb 18, 1986
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Oct 2, 1984
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Oct 19, 1983
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The present invention relates to an elastomeric support surface having a network of sculptures. According to the invention, the support surface is formed with a transverse network of narrow channels (2) having periodical widened portions (3) in each channel, a tong (4) of a width less than the width of the walls defining the channel and of a height equal to the depth of the channel being provided axially in each widened portion (3). Such a support surface is notably designed for forming the treading surface of so-called marine shoes in order to drain-off the water which can accumulate inside the sculptures.
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