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    • 专利摘要:
    Shoe having a platform (8) which has an insole (3) on its upper side and an outsole (6) on its underside, the insole (3) extending from a heel section (4) to a front section (5) supporting the footpad. is inclined downwards, wherein the plateau (8) has a padding (10) which is arranged in the region of the insole (3) and at least part of the front portion (5) fills.
    公开号:AT512292A4
    申请号:T501942012
    申请日:2012-05-22
    公开日:2013-07-15
    发明作者:Stephanie Kaiser
    申请人:Kaiser；Haidinger；
    IPC主号:
    专利说明:

    Printed: 23-05-2012; 1 Ολ20! 12 / 5Ρ 194 P12661
    Shoe with compensation device
    The invention relates to a shoe with a plateau, which has an insole on its upper side and an outsole on its underside, wherein the insole is inclined downwards from a heel portion to a front portion supporting the ball of the foot.
    Shoes are made for a variety of purposes and must therefore meet various requirements. For example, fundamental functional requirements are to protect the foot of the shoe against cold, heat, moisture or unwanted mechanical influences. In addition, in many types of shoes aesthetic features come to the fore, with which desired visual effects are achieved. Thus, numerous shoes, especially women's shoes, paragraphs that position the heel of the person wearing the shoe higher than the foot ball area of the same, for example, by a plateau of the type mentioned is provided. This leads to an inclination of the foot, which on the one hand, a displacement of the weight on the ball of the foot occurs, and on the other hand, the attitude of the foot is changed while wearing the shoes.
    Conventional high heel shoes have an insole that extends along the foot-sole contacting surface and, for the most part, has substantially constant material composition and material properties along that extent. Known insoles consist for example of materials such as leather, synthetic fiber fabrics, thermoplastics or impregnated cardboard, which are often characterized by high abrasion resistance. If such a shoe worn, it results due to the low elasticity of the materials used at the contact surface between foot and shoe uneven area force distribution with clearly pronounced local maxima of the contact pressure. These local maxima are often perceived as painful after a brief period of use, and can lead to skin irritation, such as blistering, to permanent changes in foot shape. In addition, the slight adaptation of the insole and the footwear underneath it to the balls of the foot makes it possible for the ball of the foot to slide back and forth on the contact surface. This may be the skin irritation already mentioned
    Printed: PI2661: 23-05-2012 EQIII: 10 2Ö12 / 50194 -2-, causing instability of the foot and premature fatigue of the foot and / or leg muscles, which may affect the safety of walking and, consequently, the footing there is a significantly increased risk of falling
    An object of the invention is to provide a shoe with a plateau, on the one hand has desired optical features by the heel of the person wearing the shoe is positioned higher than the ball of the foot, and on the other hand can be worn permanently and comfortably, the Foot is safely absorbed in the shoe.
    This object is achieved in a shoe of the type mentioned above in that the plateau has a padding, which is arranged in the region of the insole and at least part of the front portion fills.
    The padding serves as a compensation device. The front section represents at least that front region of the shoe, on the foot-facing side of the footballs and toes contact the shoe. It is generally about that front portion of the shoe, in which the insole is aligned substantially parallel to the outsole
    By the invention it is possible to achieve a more uniform distribution of surface force, whereby the foot ball area undergoes a significant relief and above-mentioned disadvantages is prevented. The shoe according to the invention can therefore be worn sure-footed over long periods of time with the highest comfort.
    In an advantageous embodiment it is provided that the padding extends along the entire front portion and / or is limited to this, whereby a particularly uniform distribution of the surface force acting on the ball of the foot takes place. The shoe thus appears to be particularly soft, whereby the wearing comfort can be maximized can. In an alternative advantageous embodiment, the padding extends substantially over one-half of the front portion and / or is constrained to that one-half Area of the front section can be reduced, whereby manufacturing and financial advantages can be used. It is particularly advantageous if the extension of the padding is limited exclusively to the area of the front section which comes into contact with the ball of the foot.
    In order to increase the wearing security of the shoe in addition, it may be provided to perform that portion of the insole within the front portion, which has no padding, only slightly attenuating. Thus, an undesirable unstable sinking of the toes is prevented, whereby an improved balance and increased slip resistance can be achieved. Under the designation "slightly dampening " In this case, damping properties are understood to correspond, for example, to those of conventional sole inserts.
    In a favorable variant, the padding between the outsole and insole is arranged. This makes it possible to carry out the insole in one piece and continuously, which at the foot-facing side of the insole transition areas between the padding and the insole and the risk of contamination thereof are avoided. In addition, the padding is spared by this does not contact the foot directly
    In an alternative favorable variant, the padding forms part of the insole, whereby the properties of the padding are particularly directly felt, since the foot contacted them directly.
    In a further aspect of the invention, it is provided that the padding extends from the insole to the outsole. The padding is thereby particularly generously dimensioned and can absorb and distribute the occurring forces uniformly.
    In order to avoid sinking of the football below the level of the remaining insole, that portion of the insole in which the padding is disposed may extend beyond the surrounding area of the insole. This applies to the unloaded condition. In the loaded condition, the ball of the foot preferably sinks to the level of the remaining pawed: 23 ^ 05-2012 Ε014; 1 10.2012 / 50194 PI2661 -4-
    Insole with which the toes rest in a pleasant, natural posture and no protrusions, steps or the like irritate the soles of the foot.
    In an advantageous embodiment, it is provided that the padding consists of at least one solid medium, which is understood here to mean a material based on a resilient, vibration-damping material, for example foam material. Solid media can be easily incorporated into the footwear and dimensionally stable and cost-effective. Alternatively, the padding may consist of at least one jacketed fluid medium, for example a gas or gel. These may differ in their mechanical properties in an advantageous manner from those of solid media. In addition, fluid media may be provided which absorb heat and release, for example, over the outsole.
    To improve the wearing properties of the shoe, in a useful variant of the invention, the insole may have a non-slip end portion. This provides additional stabilization of the foot.
    The invention is explained in more detail below with reference to several exemplary and non-limiting embodiments, which is illustrated in the figures. Show it
    1 is a side view of the shoe according to the invention in a first embodiment,
    2 shows a side view of the shoe according to the invention in a second embodiment,
    3 is a side view of the shoe according to the invention in a third embodiment,
    4 shows a further side view of the shoe according to the invention of the first embodiment,
    5 shows a cross section of the first embodiment of the shoe according to the invention along the section line A-A,
    6 shows a cross section of the second embodiment of the shoe according to the invention along the section line B-B,
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    7 shows a cross section of the third embodiment of the shoe according to the invention along the section line C-C,
    Fig. 8 shows a cross section of the plateau of the shoe according to the invention in a fourth embodiment.
    Referring to Fig. 1, the first embodiment of the shoe according to the invention on a paragraph 1, which is attached to a shoe body 2. The paragraph 1 can be made of any, used in a known manner, dimensionally stable material. The shoe body 2 carries on the side facing the foot an insole 3, which extends from a heel portion 4 to a front portion 5. In addition, there is an outsole 6 at the bottom 7 side facing the shoe body 2. The insole 3 and the outsole 6 are arranged in the front portion 5 in a plateau 8, which forms part of the shoe body 2. In the plateau 8, a padding 10 is received in a recess 9 form filling and depending on the embodiment forms either a part of the insole 3 or is arranged under the same. The body 2 is shown cut open for better representation of the padding 10 in Fig. 1 to 4. The padding 10 overhangs the surrounding area of the insole 3. In an alternative embodiment, wherein the insole 3 is disposed above the padding 10, the insole 3 has an elastic padding contact area which projects beyond the surrounding area of the insole 3. The front portion 5 represents that front portion of the shoe, at the foot-facing side of the ball of the foot and toes contact the shoe, wherein the front portion 5 preferably extends to the tip of the shoe, but can also end before this. The shoe body 2 is made of any known and suitable for this purpose material, such as plastic or other polymer or wood. The heel portion 4 of the insole 3 is inclined to a ball of the foot supporting front portion 5 downwards. The inclination in the area behind the front portion 5 can have a variety of shapes. Thus, the slope of the same may be continuous, unsteady or, for example, constant. Even curved curves can be realized in it. The inclination may, for example, substantially have a pitch angle in a range of 10 ° to 70 °, in particular pitch angles of 10 °, 20 °, 30 °, 40 °, 50 °, 60 ° or 70 °. In the embodiment shown, the paragraph 1 is offset from the plateau 8. Alternatively, the paragraph 1 may be formed as a part of the plateau 8 (so-called wedge heel).
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    The front portion 5 preferably has a toe-facing end portion 11, which is designed slip-resistant and / or slightly padded.
    The upholstery 10 may be made of all materials which, depending on the application, have corresponding elastic, resilient, breathable, liquid, and / or air-filtering properties. Examples include: synthetic materials, in particular any foam materials, cold foam, latex materials, all gel types, all silicones, viscose from chemical / synthetic compositions of any kind, rubber materials. Furthermore, natural materials are also suitable, in particular all cotton materials, all natural latex materials, palm fiber, all types of flax, esp. Brechflachs, Hede. All conceivable types of air cushions, springs and constructions made of any materials) which have the corresponding resilient properties for the application, can be used in the invention.
    The embodiment shown in FIG. 1 shows a plateau, in which the recess 9 does not almost completely encompass the volume of the front section 5 (the front section 5 is thus not completely gutted), but the area of the section below that of the non-slip end section 11 Plateaus 8 is delimited by a wall from the front padding 10. The padding 10 is thus limited to a portion of the front portion 5. The padding 10 projects beyond the surrounding area of the insole 3, so that the ball of the foot sinks under load into the padding 10 in such a way that the padding 10 and the surrounding area of the insole 3 are at the same height level.
    The recess 9 may have any dimensions limited only by the size of the plateau 8. Thus, the recess 9 may extend along a range of 0 to 100%, for example 10%, 20%, 30%, 40%, 50%, 60 %, 70%, 80%, 90% or 100% of the front portion 5, wherein the recess 9 is bounded by walls 12 of the shoe body 2. The walls 12 may be made of solid materials of all kinds, which are suitable, the padding 10th dimensionally stable. It should be noted that a completely gutted forward section 5 (100%) is understood to mean an arrangement in which the recess 9 is bounded by as thin as possible walls 12, the dimensions of which are therefore only those necessary, a stable shape of the plateau 8 to maintain.
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    The distance between insole 3 and outsole 6 may have any dimensions. For example, the distance may be 1 cm, 2 cm, 4 cm, 6 cm, 8 cm, 10 cm or 12 cm. The padding 10 preferably extends from the insole 3 to the outsole 6. Alternatively, the padding 10 may be spaced from the outsole 6. In Fig. 2, a second embodiment of the invention can be seen, in which the recess 9 extends substantially along the entire front portion 5. Incidentally, what has been said about the embodiment of FIG. 1 applies.
    FIG. 3 shows a third embodiment of the invention in which the recess 9 extends substantially along one half of the front section 5. The shoe has no non-slip end portion 11. Otherwise, what has been said for the embodiment of FIG. 1 applies.
    Fig. 4 shows, similar to Fig. 1, the shoe according to the invention in the first embodiment, wherein the non-slip end portion 11 is realized by a cushion 13 and the shoe body 2 in the area between paragraph 1 and plateau 8 has a support 14. The paragraph 1 has a heel filling 15. In addition, a typical anatomical positioning of the foot is shown.
    In Fig. 5 is a cross section of the plateau 8 of the first embodiment of the shoe according to the invention along the section line A-A is shown. The padding 10 adjoins the non-slip end portion 11, wherein the walls 12 are made thin and arranged around the padding 10.
    Fig. 6 shows a cross section of the plateau 8 of the second embodiment of the shoe according to the invention along the section line B-B. The recess 9 extends substantially along the entire front section 5.
    Fig. 7 shows a cross section of the plateau 8 of the third embodiment of the shoe according to the invention along the section line C-C. The recess 9 extends substantially along one half of the front portion 5.
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    Fig. 8 illustrates a fourth embodiment of the shoe according to the invention. The illustration shows, similar to FIG. 5 to FIG. 7, a cross-section of the plateau 8, wherein the padding 10 is provided only in that region of the front section 5 on which the ball of the foot of the big toe (here the right foot) the front section 5 contacted.
    The shoe according to the invention can be designed in any variations. Thus, the paragraph 1 may consist of any known materials such. Cork, wood, rubber, PVC,
    Leather, straw, metal, etc. The paragraph 1 may have any shapes, such as Louis XV heel, stiletto heel, funnel heel, diabolo heel, block heel, wedge heel, cuba heel, ballerina heel, trotteur heel, etc. The heel height can be set arbitrarily. The heel chest and heel coat can be designed in any known materials.
    The plateau 8 is preferably hollowed out and may be filled with elastic, resilient, breathable, liquid, and air-filtration materials described in the introduction. The dimensions of the recess 9 in the plateau 8 are variable and not subject to any standard. Height, width and length of the plateau 8 are arbitrary. The plateau 8 can be visible or hidden among other things shoe material. The shoe may be embodied, for example, as a glued shoe, vulcanized shoe, stitched shoe, California shoe or welted shoe. The shoe shape may be, for example, that of a shoe, boot, boot, long shaft boot, sandal, mule or slipper. The insole 3 can be made of any materials and fixed in any way (sewn, glued, etc.). The insole 3 may comprise elements such as e.g. Have barbs and other features that the durability of the attachment of the insole 3 to the shoe body 2 are beneficial. The toe can be round, angular, open, closed and any size or have a hole for the toes ("peep toe").
    It can be any shoes that have a plateau 8, be realized. Examples include all types of high heels, platform high heels, fetish high heels, ballet heels, all types of pumps, all sorts of stilettos, all types of wedge heels, all types of heel boots as well as all kinds of sandals
    A company logo, a product name or a brand name consisting of any material can be attached anywhere on the shoe and fixed in any convenient manner (glued, nailed, stitched etc.). -9- PI2661
    The operation of the invention will be discussed below by way of example.
    If the shoe according to the invention is worn by a person, the heel rests on the heel section 4 of the insole 3, the insole 3 being accommodated in the shoe body 2 which supports or forms the heel 1 and has the platform 8. The foot extends along the insole 3 to the front portion 5 of the insole 3, in the end region of the non-slip end portion 11 is arranged The ball of the foot rests on the padding 10, which optimally distributes the forces acting on the ball of the foot. Under optimal, for example, a uniform distribution of the attacking surface force understood. The toes rest in an advantageous embodiment on the non-slip end portion 11, which has, for example, an increased surface roughness and / or damping. ~ 40Prihted: 23-05-2012 10 2012/50194 ΡΊ2661
    LIST OF REFERENCE NUMBERS (not part of the application) 1 paragraph 2 shoe body 3 insole 4 heel portion of the insole 5 front portion of the insole 6 outsole 7 bottom 8 plateau 9 recess 10 padding 11 non-slip end portion 12 walls 13 cushion 14 support 15 paragraph filling
    权利要求:
    Claims (12)
    [1]
    PrinfcKi: 23 ^ 05-2012 E014.1 10 2012/50194 Fl2661 -10- Arrivals 1. A shoe with a platform (8) which has on its upper side an insole (3) and on its underside an outsole (6), wherein the insole (3) is inclined downwards from a heel section (4) to a front section (5) supporting the ball of the foot, characterized in that the platform (8) has a padding (10) located in the area of the insole (3) is and at least part of the front portion (5) fills.
    [2]
    2. Shoe according to claim 1, characterized in that the padding (10) extends along the entire front portion (5) and is limited to this; -
    [3]
    3. Shoe according to claim 1, characterized in that the padding (10) extends substantially over one half of the front portion (5) and is limited to this.
    [4]
    4. Shoe according to claim 1, characterized in that the extension of the padding (10) is limited exclusively to the passing with the ball of the foot in contact surface of the front portion (5).
    [5]
    5. Shoe according to claim 3 or 4 > characterized in that that region of the insole (3) within the front portion (5), which has no padding (10), is made slightly attenuating.
    [6]
    6. Shoe according to one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that the padding (10) between the running sole (6) and insole (3) is arranged.
    [7]
    7. Shoe according to one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that the padding (10) forms part of the insole (3).
    [8]
    8. Shoe according to one of claims 1 to 7, characterized in that the padding (10) extends from the insole (3) to the outsole (6). Printf di 23i-05-2012 E0T4.1 10 2012/50194 PI2661 -11 -
    [9]
    9. Shoe according to one of claims 1 to 8, characterized in that that region of the insole (3), in which the padding (10) is arranged, projects beyond the surrounding area of the insole (3)
    [10]
    10. Shoe according to one of claims 1 to 9, characterized in that the padding (10) consists of at least one solid medium.
    [11]
    11. Shoe according to one of claims 1 to 10, characterized in that the padding (10) consists of at least one coated, fluid medium.
    [12]
    12. Shoe according to one of claims 1 to 11, characterized in that the insole (3) has a non-slip end portion (11).

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