CH183109A - Sports shoe with front closure, particularly suitable as a ski and mountain shoe. - Google Patents
Sports shoe with front closure, particularly suitable as a ski and mountain shoe.Info
- Publication number
- CH183109A CH183109A CH183109DA CH183109A CH 183109 A CH183109 A CH 183109A CH 183109D A CH183109D A CH 183109DA CH 183109 A CH183109 A CH 183109A
- Authority
- CH
- Switzerland
- Prior art keywords
- shoe
- instep
- wedge insert
- sports shoe
- ski
- Prior art date
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Classifications
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A43—FOOTWEAR
- A43B—CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES OF FOOTWEAR; PARTS OF FOOTWEAR
- A43B5/00—Footwear for sporting purposes
- A43B5/04—Ski or like boots
- A43B5/0415—Accessories
- A43B5/0417—Accessories for soles or associated with soles of ski boots; for ski bindings
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A43—FOOTWEAR
- A43B—CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES OF FOOTWEAR; PARTS OF FOOTWEAR
- A43B5/00—Footwear for sporting purposes
- A43B5/04—Ski or like boots
- A43B5/0486—Ski or like boots characterized by the material
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A43—FOOTWEAR
- A43B—CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES OF FOOTWEAR; PARTS OF FOOTWEAR
- A43B5/00—Footwear for sporting purposes
- A43B5/04—Ski or like boots
- A43B5/0486—Ski or like boots characterized by the material
- A43B5/0488—Ski or like boots characterized by the material with an upper made of flexible material, e.g. leather
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- Health & Medical Sciences (AREA)
- General Health & Medical Sciences (AREA)
- Physical Education & Sports Medicine (AREA)
- Footwear And Its Accessory, Manufacturing Method And Apparatuses (AREA)
Description
<B>Zusatzpatent</B> zum Hauptpatent Nr. 178209. Sportschuh mit Vorderschluss, insbesondere als Ski- und Bergschuh geeignet. Gegenstand des Hauptpatentes ist ein Sportschuh mit Vorderschluss, insbesondere als Ski- und Bergschuh geeignet, welcher am Schaft, zwecks Festlegung des Schuhes längs des ganzen Fussristes und Verteilung der Be lastung auf den ganzen Rist unter Anpassungs möglichkeit an in der Höhe bezw. Form stark voneinander abweichende Fussriste, zwei längslaufende, übereinander angeordnete Rist laschen aufweist, von denen die äussere dazu bestimmt ist, mit den Seitenteilen des Schaftes verschnürt zu werden,
welche Schaftseiten teile zuvor mittelst einer über die innere Ristlasche gelegten Schnürung miteinander zu verbinden sind.
Die den Gegenstand der vorliegenden Erfin dung bildende weitere Ausbildung dieses Sport schuhes besteht darin, dass in den Schuhboden zwecks Stützung des Fusses den Ristlaschen gegenüber, eine Keileinlage eingebaut ist, welche sich von der Ferse aus nach vorn in den Bereich des Mittelfussgewölbes erstreckt und nach dem entsprechenden Ende hin in der Dicke abnimmt.
Dadurch wird der Nachteil beseitigt, welcher sich aus dem Umstande ergibt, dass der infolge .der Technik des Skifahrens und Bergsteigens bezw. durch die hierbei beding ten Bewegungsvorgänge erforderliche niedere Schuhabsatz und die hierauf zurückzuführende tiefe Lage der Fussferse im Schuh eine ver hältnismässig nur geringe Wölbung zwischen Ferse und Vorderteil ergibt, wodurch dem Fuss eine ungünstige Lage im Schuh und insbesondere im Mittelfussgewölbe nicht die erforderliche Stütze gegeben ist.
Hinzu kommt der Umstand, dass der Wadenmuskel durch die beim Skifahren häufig vorkommenden Hock- und Kauerstellungen entweder über dehnt wird, wodurch der sogen. Hackenfuss entsteht, oder die bekannte Tatsache in Er scheinung tritt, dass der Fuss im Skischuh mit der Ferse schlottert, das heisst die Ferse bei Hockstellungen nach oben rutscht.
Auf der Zeichnung ist ein Ausführungs beispiel des Erfindungsgegenstandes teilweise im Schnitt veranschaulicht. Am Vorderteil des Schaftes 1 ist die längslaufende, -verhältnismässig breite Rist lasche 2 aufgeschnitten, welche sich bis zum Mittelfuss erstreckt, und zu der eine innere Ristlasche gleichlaufend angeordnet ist, die mit ihrem untern Ende am Schaft befestigt ist. Infolge erwähnten Aufschneidens des Schaftes 1 sind < in demselben durch Ränder begrenzte Seitenteile 3 gebildet. An den Rändern der Seitenteile 3 sind Schnürhaken 5 vorgesehen. Die äussere Ristlasche 2 besitzt an ihren beiden Längsrändern unten und oben Ösen 6 bezw. 7 und dazwischen Schnür haken B.
Mit 15 ist die Laufsohle bezeichnet, mit 16 eine Zwischensohle und mit 17 die Brand sohle. Zwischen der Brandsohle 17 und der Zwischensohle 16 befinden sich die Keilein lage 18 und ein über dieser liegendes Zwi schenstück 19, welches die Strecke vom Schuhabsatz bis zu der mit dem Boden in Berührung tretenden Zone. der Laufsohle überbrückt und somit als sogen. Gelenkstück dient. Die Keileinlage 18 erstreckt sich von der Ferse aus nach vorn in den Bereich des Mittelfussgewölbes, zweckmässig bis zu den vordern Mittelfussköpfchen, wobei sie bis zu dieser Stelle gleichmässig in der Dicke bis auf 0 abnimmt; im Bereich der Ferse hat die Keileinlage eine verhältnismässig beträcht liche Dicke.
Die dadurch für den Fuss des Trägers geschaffene Stütze wird noch durch das Gelenkstück 19 verstärkt, welches etwas dicker als sonst gehalten und nach vorn bis zum Ende der Keileinlage 18 verlängert ist. Die Keileinlage 18 ist zweckmässig so ge staltet, dass sie im Bereiche des Fussgewölbes an ihrem dein äussern Rand des Fussgewölbes entsprechenden Rand höher ist als an ihrem gegenüberliegenden Rand, also hier quer zur Längsmittelebene der Sohle ein unsymme trisches Bild aufweist.
In ähnlicher Weise wie beim Beispiel im Hauptpatent ist über die (in der Zeichnung nicht sichtbare) innere Ristlasche der Schnür senkel 9 geführt, welcher in üblicher Art die vorhandenen zwei Reiben Schnürhaken 5 und damit die Ränder der beiden Seiten teile 3 miteinander verbindet; die Endteile des Schnürsenkels 9 sind je durch die eine der beiden obern Ösen 7 der äussern Rist- lasche 2 hindurchgezogen und auf deren Aussenseite miteinander verknotet, wodurch die äussere Ristlasche 2 oberhalb der Fuss knöchel des Trägers an Ort und Stelle, das heisst am obern Endteil des Schuhschaftes festgelegt ist.
Durch den von den obersten Schnürhaken 5 der Schaftseitenteile 3 zu den tiefer als diese Schnürhaken liegenden Ösen 7 der äussern Ristlasche 2 führenden, fest angezogenen Schnürsenkel 9 ist die äussere Ristlasche 2 straffgezogen. Dieser äussern Ristlasche 2 ist dabei unten fester Halt im Schaftteil der Ballengegend gegeben, der- durch seine Verbindung mit dem Sohlen teil des Vorderfusses guten Widerstand leistet, während dieser Ristlasche oben infolge der Schnürverbindung am Unterschenkel fester Gegenhalt gegeben ist.
Nach Ausführung der ersten Verschnürung wird auf die innere Ristlasche 4 die äussere Ristlasche 2 gewissermassen aufgeschnürt, indem ein Schnürsenkel 10 quer zur äussern Ristlasche 2 durch deren untere Ösen 6 hindurchgezogen wird worauf mittelst der beiden Zugstücke des Schnürsenkels in der erforderlichen Weise die Schnürhaken 5 der Schaftseitenteile 3 und die Schnürbaken 8 der äussern Ristlasche miteinander verbunden wer den.
Durch entsprechend kräftigen Zug am Schnürsenkel 10 wird hierbei die äussere Rist lasche 2 gegen den Fussrist gezogen, wobei die Seitenteile 3 des Schaftes demgemäss noch straffer angezogen werden, und dadurch all fällige Lederfalten in der Knöchelgegend des Schaftes aus diesem herausgezogen wer den und ferner dem Fuss im Schuh entspre chend guter Halt gegeben wird. Die End- teile des Schnürsenkels 10 werden dann um den obern Rand des Schuhschaftes herum gezogen und miteinander verknotet.
Schliess lich wird noch ein Binderiemen 11, der mit dem obern Rand der äussern Ristlasche 2 vernäht ist, angezogen und mittelst in der Zeichnung nicht ersichtlicher Schnalle ge- schlossen, worauf der Schuh mit seinem obern Schaftrand am Schenkel des Trägers abgeschlossen ist.
Durch die mit Hilfe des Grelenkes 19 verstärkte Keileinlage 18 ist der Fuss im Schuh in natürlicher Lage gehalten und den Ristlaschen gegenüber im Bereich des Mittel fussgewölbes derart abgestützt, dass dieses unter der Zug-, bezw. Druckwirkung der Ristlaschen nicht nachteiligerweise nach unten gezogen werden kann. Es wird dabei einer Überstreckung des am Fersenbein an setzenden Wadenmuskels vorgebeugt, welche Cxefahr sonst bei zu tiefer, unnatürlicher Lage der Ferse besteht.
<B> Additional patent </B> to main patent no. 178209. Sports shoe with front closure, particularly suitable as ski and mountain boots. The subject of the main patent is a sports shoe with a front closure, particularly suitable as a ski and mountain shoe, which is attached to the shaft, for the purpose of fixing the shoe along the entire instep and distributing the load over the entire instep, with the option of height adjustment. Form strongly deviating from each other, has two longitudinal instep tabs arranged one above the other, the outer one of which is intended to be tied to the side parts of the shaft,
which shaft sides are to be connected to one another beforehand by means of a lacing laid over the inner instep tab.
The subject of the present inven tion forming further training of this sports shoe is that a wedge insert is built into the shoe bottom for the purpose of supporting the foot opposite the instep tabs, which extends from the heel forward into the area of the metatarsal arch and after corresponding end decreases in thickness.
This eliminates the disadvantage that arises from the fact that due to the technique of skiing and mountaineering respectively. Due to the low heel of the shoe required here and the resulting deep position of the heel in the shoe, there is only a relatively small arch between the heel and the front part, which means that the foot is in an unfavorable position in the shoe and especially in the metatarsal arch that is not given the necessary support.
In addition, there is the fact that the calf muscle is either overstretched due to the crouching and crouching positions that often occur when skiing, whereby the so-called. Heel foot occurs, or the well-known fact appears that the foot shakes with the heel in the ski boot, i.e. the heel slips up when crouching.
In the drawing, an embodiment example of the subject invention is illustrated partially in section. On the front part of the shaft 1, the longitudinal, relatively wide instep flap 2 is cut, which extends to the metatarsus, and to which an inner instep flap is arranged concurrently, which is attached to the shaft with its lower end. As a result of the aforementioned cutting open of the shaft 1, side parts 3 delimited by edges are formed therein. At the edges of the side parts 3, lace hooks 5 are provided. The outer instep tab 2 has eyelets 6 and above on its two longitudinal edges respectively. 7 and lace hook B.
With 15 the outsole is designated, with 16 a midsole and with 17 the brand sole. Between the insole 17 and the midsole 16 are the Keilein location 18 and an overlying inter mediate piece 19, which covers the distance from the shoe heel to the zone in contact with the ground. the outsole bridged and thus as so-called. Joint piece is used. The wedge insert 18 extends from the heel forward into the area of the metatarsal arch, expediently up to the anterior metatarsal head, whereby it decreases evenly in thickness up to this point up to 0; in the area of the heel, the wedge insert is relatively thick.
The support thus created for the foot of the wearer is reinforced by the joint piece 19, which is held somewhat thicker than usual and is extended forward to the end of the wedge insert 18. The wedge insert 18 is expediently designed so that it is higher in the area of the arch of the foot at its edge corresponding to your outer edge of the arch of the foot than at its opposite edge, i.e. here transversely to the longitudinal center plane of the sole has an asymmetrical image.
In a manner similar to the example in the main patent is on the (not visible in the drawing) inner instep tab of the shoelace 9 out, which in the usual way the existing two rubbing lace hooks 5 and thus the edges of the two sides 3 connects together; The end parts of the shoelace 9 are each pulled through one of the two upper eyelets 7 of the outer instep tab 2 and knotted together on the outside, whereby the outer instep tab 2 is in place above the ankle of the wearer, i.e. on the upper end part of the shoe upper is fixed.
The outer instep tab 2 is pulled taut by the tightly tightened shoelaces 9 leading from the uppermost shoelaces 5 of the shaft side parts 3 to the eyelets 7 of the outer instep tab 2 which are lower than these shoelaces. This outer instep tab 2 is given a firm hold at the bottom in the shaft part of the ball area, which offers good resistance through its connection with the sole part of the forefoot, while this instep tab is given firm support at the top due to the lacing on the lower leg.
After the first lacing has been carried out, the outer instep tab 2 is tied to a certain extent on the inner instep tab 4 by pulling a shoelace 10 transversely to the outer instep tab 2 through the lower eyelets 6, whereupon the shoelaces 5 of the shoelace side parts by means of the two pulling pieces of the shoelace in the required manner 3 and the shoelaces 8 of the outer instep tab are connected to each other.
By appropriately pulling the shoelace 10, the outer instep tab 2 is pulled against the instep, whereby the side parts 3 of the upper are accordingly tightened even more, and thereby any leather folds in the ankle area of the upper are pulled out of this and also the foot a good hold is given in the shoe. The end parts of the lace 10 are then pulled around the upper edge of the shoe upper and knotted together.
Finally, a binding strap 11, which is sewn to the upper edge of the outer instep tab 2, is tightened and closed by means of a buckle, which cannot be seen in the drawing, whereupon the upper edge of the shoe is closed on the wearer's thigh.
The wedge insert 18, which is reinforced with the help of the joint 19, keeps the foot in its natural position in the shoe and supports the instep tabs in the area of the midfoot arch in such a way that it is under the tension, or The pressure effect of the instep flaps cannot disadvantageously be pulled down. This prevents overstretching of the calf muscle attached to the heel bone, which otherwise exists if the heel is too low and unnatural.
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Applications Claiming Priority (1)
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CH461529X | 1935-07-03 |
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CH183109A true CH183109A (en) | 1936-03-15 |
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CH183109D CH183109A (en) | 1935-07-03 | 1935-07-03 | Sports shoe with front closure, particularly suitable as a ski and mountain shoe. |
CH185340D CH185340A (en) | 1935-07-03 | 1935-12-23 | Sports shoe with front closure, particularly suitable as a ski and mountain shoe. |
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CH185340D CH185340A (en) | 1935-07-03 | 1935-12-23 | Sports shoe with front closure, particularly suitable as a ski and mountain shoe. |
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US (1) | US2109751A (en) |
CH (2) | CH183109A (en) |
DE (1) | DE640101C (en) |
FR (1) | FR795219A (en) |
GB (1) | GB461529A (en) |
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