CN219249303U - Buffering type shoes - Google Patents

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CN219249303U
CN219249303U CN202223453356.XU CN202223453356U CN219249303U CN 219249303 U CN219249303 U CN 219249303U CN 202223453356 U CN202223453356 U CN 202223453356U CN 219249303 U CN219249303 U CN 219249303U
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李辉
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The application relates to the field of shoes, in particular to a buffer type shoe which solves the problems of poor buffer performance and the like of the existing shoe. The shoe comprises an upper and an elastic sole, wherein the top of the sole is connected with the upper, a buffer groove is formed in the bottom of the sole along the length direction of the sole, and a buffer through hole is formed in the side wall of the sole along the width direction of the sole. Because the sole has elasticity, therefore when the sole atress, accessible elastic deformation plays the cushioning effect, because the sole has seted up the dashpot along length direction, has seted up the buffering through-hole along width direction, consequently when the sole atress, the sole can produce elastic deformation towards a plurality of directions, has sufficient deformation space to improve the cushioning performance.

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Buffering type shoes
Technical Field
The present application relates to the field of shoes, and more particularly, to a cushioning type shoe.
Background
Shoes are articles of daily use which are worn on feet to walk, and generally comprise soles and uppers, wherein the comfort of the shoes depends on whether the shoes can be worn lightly and safely, and the safety aspect is that whether the soles have good buffering and damping performances so as to protect the feet of human bodies from being damaged by external force, and the buffering performance of the soles is very important for sports lovers, particularly athletes.
Patent CN217161218U discloses a cushioning sole comprising an outer edge of the sole, a shock-absorbing rebound core pad, the sole and an anti-slip wear layer of the sole.
The sole can play a buffering role through the shock-absorbing rebound core pad, but the shock-absorbing rebound core pad is coated by the sole and the sole anti-skid wear-resistant layer, so that the deformation space which can be generated when the sole is subjected to external force is limited, the buffering effect is small, and the buffering performance is influenced.
Disclosure of Invention
In order to improve the cushioning performance of shoes, the application provides a cushioning type shoe.
The application provides a buffering formula shoes adopts following technical scheme:
the utility model provides a buffering formula shoes, includes upper of a shoe and has elastic sole, the top of sole with the upper of a shoe is connected, the bottom of sole has seted up the buffer tank along sole length direction, the lateral wall of sole has seted up the buffering through-hole along sole width direction.
Through adopting above-mentioned technical scheme, because the sole has elasticity, therefore when the sole atress, accessible elastic deformation plays the cushioning effect, because the sole has offered the dashpot along length direction, has offered the buffering through-hole along width direction, therefore when the sole atress, the sole can produce elastic deformation towards a plurality of directions, have sufficient deformation space to improve the cushioning properties, especially the design of buffering through-hole, compare with the mode of blind hole, but the space of deformation is more, the deformation volume that can take place when making the sole atress is bigger, more even, improve the cushioning properties.
Preferably, the sole is provided with a half sole area, an arch area and a heel area along the length direction of the sole, the buffer groove is positioned in the arch area and the heel area of the sole, and the buffer through hole is also positioned in the arch area and the heel area of the sole.
Through adopting above-mentioned technical scheme, because walking, when running, the heel district atress of sole is great, and people's arch belongs to the position of easy injury, consequently with buffer tank and buffering through-hole design in arch district and heel district, can protect the user better.
Preferably, the half sole region of the sole has an anti-skid groove connected with the buffer groove.
Through adopting above-mentioned technical scheme, because walking, the human half sole atress when running are less, consequently in the half sole district of sole more consider the antiskid nature, the design has anti-skidding groove, can improve the antiskid performance of shoes, and anti-skidding groove is connected with the buffer tank, can make injection mold's structure simpler, reduces development manufacturing cost.
Preferably, the sole comprises an upper sole, a middle sole and an outsole which are sequentially arranged from top to bottom along the thickness direction of the sole, the buffer groove extends from the outsole to the middle sole, the buffer through holes are positioned on the middle sole and penetrate through two sides of the middle sole, and the upper sole is connected with the upper.
By adopting the technical scheme, the buffer groove extends to the middle sole and is combined with the buffer through hole, and the buffer performance of the sole is improved in a mutual cooperation mode.
Preferably, the buffer groove is internally provided with reinforcing ribs distributed along the width direction of the sole, two ends of the reinforcing ribs are connected with two sides of the buffer groove, and the buffer through holes penetrate through the reinforcing ribs.
Through adopting above-mentioned technical scheme, design has the strengthening rib in the buffer tank, can improve the intensity of sole, reduces the risk that the sole of buffer tank both sides department appears separating fracture because of the step atress.
Preferably, the bottom surface of the outsole is provided with a plurality of anti-skid patterns, and the anti-skid patterns are positioned at two sides of the buffer groove.
By adopting the technical scheme, the anti-skid patterns are designed, so that the anti-skid performance of the shoes can be improved.
Preferably, a plurality of hollowed-out air holes are formed in two sides of the upper, the air holes are in a strip shape, and when a user wears the shoe, the air holes can be deformed into an oval shape by the heel brace of the user.
Through adopting above-mentioned technical scheme, the bleeder vent is the bar, can reduce the inside probability of dust entering shoes when shoes are in not worn the state, and when the user wears shoes, the bleeder vent is propped up big, improves ventilation effect.
Preferably, the ventilation holes on the same side of the shoe side are divided into two groups, and the two groups of ventilation holes are distributed in parallel.
By adopting the technical scheme, the ventilation holes on the same side of the shoe side are distributed in parallel, so that after a user wears the shoe, each area of the upper is stressed more uniformly, and the ventilation performance is better.
Preferably, the sole is made of EVA foaming material.
By adopting the technical scheme, the EVA material has good elasticity and toughness, and can improve the cushioning performance of the shoe.
In summary, the present application includes at least one of the following beneficial technical effects:
1. the deformation that can take place when the sole atress in this application is bigger, more even, improves cushioning properties.
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Fig. 2 is a bottom view of an embodiment of the present application.
Reference numerals illustrate: 1. an upper; 11. ventilation holes; 2. a sole; 21. a half sole region; 211. an anti-skid groove; 22. an arch region; 23. a heel region; 24. an upper bottom; 25. a midsole; 26. a outsole; 3. a buffer tank; 4. a buffer through hole; 41. an opening; 42. a through-hole body; 5. reinforcing ribs; 6. anti-skid lines; 7. a concave plane; 8. a groove.
Detailed Description
The present application is described in further detail below in conjunction with figures 1-2.
As shown in fig. 1 and 2, the present cushioning type shoe comprises an upper 1 and a sole 2 having elasticity, in this embodiment, the sole 2 is preferably made of EVA foam, and alternatively, the sole 2 may be made of rubber or other materials.
Specifically, two sides of the upper 1 are provided with a plurality of hollowed-out ventilation holes 11, the ventilation holes 11 are in a strip shape, and when a user wears the shoe, the ventilation holes 11 can be deformed into an oval shape by the heel of the user.
Aiming at the ventilation holes 11, a strip-shaped hole can be cut on the side surface of the upper 1, and the ventilation holes 11 can be enlarged when a user wears shoes; the ventilation holes 11 can also be formed by cutting a gap on the side surface of the upper 1, and the ventilation holes 11 can be also enlarged when a user wears the shoe.
Preferably, the ventilation holes 11 on the same side of the upper 1 are divided into two groups, the two groups of ventilation holes 11 are distributed in parallel, and the two groups of ventilation holes 11 are distributed in a staggered manner, so that the ventilation effect is improved, and the stress on the whole upper 1 is more uniform.
As shown in fig. 1 and 2, the top of the sole 2 is connected with the upper 1, and the specific connection can be by sewing, bonding or the like, the bottom of the sole 2 is provided with a buffer groove 3 along the length direction of the sole 2, and the side wall of the sole 2 is provided with a buffer through hole 4 along the width direction of the sole 2.
In this embodiment, the sole 2 has a half sole region 21, an arch region 22 and a heel region 23 distributed along its length, the cushion grooves 3 are located in the arch region 22 and the heel region 23 of the sole 2, and the cushion through holes 4 are also located in the arch region 22 and the heel region 23 of the sole 2.
In this embodiment, there are 3 cushion through holes 4, two of which are located in the heel region 23 and the remaining 1 is located in the arch region 22, because the heel of the user is generally stressed more, so that the cushion through holes 4 are designed more in the heel region 23 of the sole 2, which can provide better cushion protection for the user.
Of course, as another alternative, the number of the buffer through holes 4 may be adjusted as needed.
In this embodiment, the half sole region 21 of the sole 2 has an anti-slip groove 211 connected to the buffer groove 3, the groove depth of the anti-slip groove 211 is smaller than that of the buffer groove 3, and the anti-slip groove 211 is elliptical as a whole and corresponds to the outer contour of the half sole region 21 of the sole 2.
As shown in fig. 1 and 2, the sole 2 includes an upper sole 24, a middle sole 25 and an outsole 26 sequentially disposed from top to bottom along the thickness direction thereof, and in this embodiment, the upper sole 24, the middle sole 25 and the outsole 26 may be integrally formed from the same material, or may be formed by connecting different materials.
In this embodiment, the buffer slot 3 extends from the outsole 26 to the midsole 25, the buffer through hole 4 is located on the midsole 25 and penetrates through two sides of the midsole 25, and the upper sole 24 is connected with the upper 1.
Specifically, the buffering through hole 4 comprises an opening 41 positioned on the side wall of the midsole 25 and a through hole body 42 positioned in the midsole 25, the caliber of the opening 41 is larger than that of the through hole body 42, when the sole 2 is stressed, the deformation of the sole 2 spreads from the inside to the two sides, and the buffering effect is better.
In this embodiment, the buffer groove 3 has reinforcing ribs 5 distributed along the width direction of the sole 2, two ends of the reinforcing ribs 5 are connected with two sides of the buffer groove 3, and the buffer through holes 4 penetrate the reinforcing ribs 5.
Preferably, there are two reinforcing ribs 5 located in the arch region 22 and the heel region 23, respectively, and 3 buffer through holes 4 are provided, wherein 1 buffer through hole 4 penetrates the heel region 23 of the midsole 25, 1 buffer through hole 4 penetrates the reinforcing rib 5 of the heel region 23, and 1 buffer through hole 4 remains penetrating the reinforcing rib 5 of the arch region 22.
As shown in fig. 1 and 2, the bottom surface of the outsole 26 is further provided with a plurality of anti-skid patterns 6, the anti-skid patterns 6 are located on two sides of the buffer slot 3, a concave plane 7 is arranged between two adjacent anti-skid patterns 6, and a groove 8 is arranged on the concave plane 7, so that the anti-skid performance of the sole 2 is improved.
The working principle of the application is as follows: when the sole 2 atress, accessible elastic deformation plays the cushioning effect, because the sole 2 has seted up buffer tank 3 along length direction, has seted up buffering through-hole 4 along width direction, consequently when the sole 2 atress, the sole 2 can produce elastic deformation towards a plurality of directions, has sufficient deformation space to improve the cushioning performance.
The foregoing are all preferred embodiments of the present application, and are not intended to limit the scope of the present application in any way, therefore: all equivalent changes in structure, shape and principle of this application should be covered in the protection scope of this application.

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1. The utility model provides a buffering formula shoes, its characterized in that includes upper of a shoe (1) and has elastic sole (2), the top of sole (2) with upper of a shoe (1) is connected, buffer tank (3) have been seted up along sole (2) length direction to the bottom of sole (2), buffering through-hole (4) have been seted up along sole (2) width direction to the lateral wall of sole (2).
2. A cushioning shoe according to claim 1, characterized in that the sole (2) has a forefoot region (21), an arch region (22) and a heel region (23) distributed along its length, the cushioning channel (3) being located in the arch region (22) and the heel region (23) of the sole (2), the cushioning through-hole (4) also being located in the arch region (22) and the heel region (23) of the sole (2).
3. A cushioning shoe according to claim 2, characterized in that the forefoot region (21) of the sole (2) has anti-slip grooves (211) connected to the cushioning grooves (3).
4. A cushioning shoe according to claim 2, characterized in that the sole (2) comprises an upper sole (24), a midsole (25) and an outsole (26) which are arranged in sequence from top to bottom in the thickness direction of the sole, the cushioning groove (3) extends from the outsole (26) to the midsole (25), the cushioning through hole (4) is located on the midsole (25) and penetrates through both sides of the midsole (25), and the upper sole (24) is connected with the upper (1).
5. The buffer type shoe according to claim 4, wherein the buffer groove (3) is internally provided with reinforcing ribs (5) distributed along the width direction of the sole (2), two ends of the reinforcing ribs (5) are connected with two sides of the buffer groove (3), and the buffer through holes (4) penetrate through the reinforcing ribs (5).
6. A cushioning shoe according to claim 5, characterized in that the bottom surface of the outsole (26) is provided with a number of anti-skid patterns (6), the anti-skid patterns (6) being located on both sides of the cushioning groove (3).
7. The pair of buffering shoes according to any one of claims 1-6, wherein a plurality of hollowed-out ventilation holes (11) are formed in two sides of the upper (1), the ventilation holes (11) are in a strip shape, and when a user wears the shoes, the ventilation holes (11) can be deformed into an oval shape by the heel brace of the user.
8. A cushioning shoe according to claim 7, characterized in that the ventilation holes (11) on the same side of the upper (1) are divided into two groups, said two groups of ventilation holes (11) being arranged in parallel.
9. A cushioning shoe according to any of claims 1-6, characterized in that said sole (2) is made of EVA foam.
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