MICHEL REGINALD LUSSIER
Pilots at Sherry Ct, Portland, OR
License number
Oregon A4804879
Issued Date
Jan 2016
Expiration Date
Jan 2018
Category
Airmen
Type
Authorized Aircraft Instructor
Address
Address
8965 NW Sherry Ct, Portland, OR 97229
Professional information
Chassis Construction For An Article Of Footwear
US Patent:
6954998, Oct 18, 2005
Filed:
Aug 2, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/630938
Inventors:
Michel Lussier - Portland OR, US
Assignee:
adidas International Marketing B.V.
International Classification:
A43B023/00, A43B005/00, A43B013/14
US Classification:
36107, 36 88, 36 31, 36134, 36 76 R, 36114
Abstract:
An article of footwear including a sole with a chassis constructed to provide, in a pre-selected manner, comfort, flexibility, support, and power transfer by varying the configuration, thickness, and/or material of the chassis in various areas of the chassis, thereby providing for varying degrees of stiffness in the footwear.
Shoe With Tunable Cushioning System
US Patent:
6807753, Oct 26, 2004
Filed:
May 13, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/144440
Inventors:
Michael Steszyn - Portland OR
Michel Lussier - Portland OR
John Acevedo - Portland OR
Sandro Romedi Nigg - Portland OR
Toren Phillip Ben Orzeck - Portland OR
Ryan Lane Wilday - Portland OR
Josh Robert Gordon - Nürnberg, DE
Michel Lussier - Portland OR
John Acevedo - Portland OR
Sandro Romedi Nigg - Portland OR
Toren Phillip Ben Orzeck - Portland OR
Ryan Lane Wilday - Portland OR
Josh Robert Gordon - Nürnberg, DE
Assignee:
adidas International B.V. - Amsterdam
International Classification:
A43B 1318
US Classification:
36 28, 36 25 R, 36 27
Abstract:
The invention is directed to cushioning systems for athletic shoes that can be adjusted by a wearer. The systems include one or more cushioning inserts having anisotropic properties and are lockable in place in the shoe sole. The systems may also include structural support elements that provide additional stability and support to the wearers foot. The wearer can adjust the degree of cushioning by rotating the insert within the shoe. The wearer can also remove the insert and replace the insert with a new and/or different insert.
Cleated Footwear
US Patent:
6499235, Dec 31, 2002
Filed:
Dec 6, 1999
Appl. No.:
09/455280
Inventors:
Michel Lussier - Portland OR
Tom Garlock - Portland OR
John Earle - Erlangen, DE
Tom Garlock - Portland OR
John Earle - Erlangen, DE
Assignee:
adidas International B.V.
International Classification:
A43C 1516
US Classification:
36126, 36 67 A, 36 67 B
Abstract:
An article of footwear is described with a sole that has a forefoot plate, a heel plate, at least one alloy cleat, and at least one molded cleat. The alloy cleat may be made of a non-ferrous metal alloy or alternatively an alloy based on ceramics, titanium, and/or magnesium. According to the invention, the alloy cleat protrudes from the forefoot plate and the molded cleat protrudes from the heel plate. The sole can additionally have a stability element that controls the movement of the forefoot plate with respect to the heel plate. An alternative aspect of the invention is an alloy cleat having a body with a generally arcuate cross-section and an integrally formed stiffening rib.
Support Device For A Joint
US Patent:
7918811, Apr 5, 2011
Filed:
Aug 5, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/186049
Inventors:
Michel Lussier - Portland OR, US
Brook Dion Athay - Portland OR, US
John Whiteman - Nürnberg, DE
Albert Gollhofer - Stegen, DE
Brook Dion Athay - Portland OR, US
John Whiteman - Nürnberg, DE
Albert Gollhofer - Stegen, DE
Assignee:
adidas International Marketing B.V. - Amsterdam
International Classification:
A61F 5/00
US Classification:
602 23, 602 27
Abstract:
Support devices for joints of the human body are disclosed. A support device for an ankle includes a main body having a medial portion and a lateral portion disposed about the ankle, and an interior surface; at least one of a medial support member disposed in a cavity in the medial portion of said main body and a lateral support member disposed in a cavity in the lateral portion of said main body; a strap disposed on a proximal portion of said main body, said strap having fastening means adapted to create a first level of pressure in the front of the lower leg immediately proximal to the ankle and a second level of pressure in the rear of the lower leg immediately proximal to the ankle; and one or more proprioceptive members disposed on the interior surface of said main body.
Shoe With Tunable Cushioning System
US Patent:
6983553, Jan 10, 2006
Filed:
Nov 5, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/702111
Inventors:
Michel Lussier - Portland OR, US
Michael Steszyn - Portland OR, US
John P. Devlin - Tewksbury MA, US
James S. K. Pelletier - Newton MA, US
Stuart R. Jang - Jamaica Plain MA, US
Michael Steszyn - Portland OR, US
John P. Devlin - Tewksbury MA, US
James S. K. Pelletier - Newton MA, US
Stuart R. Jang - Jamaica Plain MA, US
Assignee:
adidas International Marketing B.V. - Amsterdam
International Classification:
A43B 13/18
US Classification:
36 28, 36 25 R, 36 27
Abstract:
The invention is directed to cushioning systems for athletic shoes that can be adjusted by a wearer. The systems include one or more cushioning inserts having anisotropic properties and are lockable in place in the shoe sole. The systems may also include structural support elements that provide additional stability and support to the wearer's foot. The wearer can adjust the degree of cushioning by rotating the insert within the shoe. The wearer can also remove the insert and replace the insert with a new and/or different insert.
Portion Of A Cleat
US Patent:
D580144, Nov 11, 2008
Filed:
Mar 7, 2007
Appl. No.:
29/277714
Inventors:
Michel Lussier - Portland OR, US
Assignee:
adidas International Marketing BV - Amsterdam
International Classification:
0204
US Classification:
D 2962, D2946