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Motion-control

Designs or devices found in athletic shoes that control the inward rolling (pronation) of the foot.

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motion-control
Footwear; Childrens shoes; Womens shoes; Mens shoes; Sports shoes

Designs or devices found in athletic shoes that control the inward rolling (pronation) of the foot.

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Strip of leather or other material sewn into the vamp of the shoe extending to the main opening

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