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A revolutionary, patented turntable cleat system engineered to dramatically decrease rotational stress on the ACL/MCL — without compromising the lateral stability or explosive traction elite athletes demand.
Fixed studs create high torsional resistance, making non-contact ACL/MCL tears an epidemic in soccer, football, and lacrosse. When an athlete plants and pivots, the foot stays locked in the turf while the body rotates — transferring catastrophic force to the knee.
Karolinias et al. (5/5/25) demonstrated that fatigue plays a significant role in ACL injuries. Current footwear offers zero adaptability to changing athlete conditions.
A precision-engineered turntable on the ball of the foot that allows natural rotation during rapid cutting — instantly releasing, rather than grabbing, the turf.
Facilitates natural kinetic chain alignment during high-velocity pivots, actively minimizing rotational torque transferred to the knee joint during high-impact maneuvers.
Designed as a modular cleat plate assembly, engineered to integrate into existing performance franchises (Nike Mercurial, Adidas Predator, Puma Future) with minimal tooling disruption.
Provides superior traction during acceleration while enabling "disengagement" protection during rotation. Athletes play with higher confidence and less fatigue.
From 3D CAD to functional prototypes — the Rotors system is fully developed and patent-protected.
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Watch the turntable mechanism in motion — from controlled clicks to real-world rotation.
Watch the interchangeable rotor system in action — rotors swap out in seconds using a simple coin tool, allowing athletes to switch configurations between halves or before a match based on field conditions.
Hear the audible click feedback as the rotor engages with the torque-dampening gear teeth. Each click represents a controlled resistance point that limits rotation to a safe range.
Factory-produced rotor from the manufacturing partner demonstrating the same precision click engagement as the prototype — confirming production-readiness of the mechanism.
Real-world demonstration of rotational freedom on a natural surface. The rotor allows a full pirouette turn while the studs remain planted — exactly the motion that would tear an ACL in a fixed-stud cleat.
Demonstrates the flexible stud tab system — studs can flex under load to absorb lateral forces, adding another layer of protection beyond the rotational turntable.
Full walkthrough showing how the rotor, studs, and dampening system assemble into the sole plate. Highlights the modular design that enables easy servicing and customization.
Rotors is the first platform that is fully customizable to the athlete's conditions at a specific moment. The system can be altered across three dimensions:
Adjustable to match how tight the player's ligaments and tendons are that day. Fatigued athletes get more rotational freedom.
Adaptable to field conditions — whether it's freezing, raining, or a firm dry pitch.
Blade, cone, or Grabber™ moveable cleat shape — configurable for sport and surface.
This technology maps directly to the innovation strategies of the world's top athletic brands.
"The Sport Offense" • Athlete-Centered Innovation
"Own the Game" • Strategic IP Focus
"Forever Faster" • Pushing Boundaries
We are seeking a licensing partnership with a market leader. This patented technology offers a turnkey, royalty-based licensing or full IP acquisition — allowing your brand to lead the next generation of injury-preventative footwear without the R&D lead time.
"Since Rutgers played the first college football game in 1869, cleat technology has evolved to maximize traction. But the fundamental problem — a fixed foot on a turning body — remains unsolved. Until now."