DE1991911U - Shoe, in particular sports shoe - Google Patents

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! A.239106 * 25. if.68 <ή

DR. ELISABETH JUNG, DR. VOLKER VOSSIUS, DIPL-ING. GERHARD COLDEWEY

PATENT LAWYERS
MUNICH EN 23 SI EG ES ST RASSE 26. TELEPHONE 34 50 67 TELEGRAM ADDRESS: INVEN T / MONCHEN

B 29'S 24 * April 1968

Ia ^ l - I ¹ IeMeI sssu and Karl Fiehel Munich 2 _S Osl? As? -Tcm-Mill03e Hing 36

The invention relates to a shoe, in particular lk ₅ with eiaex ¹ iaiifsalil © uaö ' ^{1 of} a ⁹ B3? Ands © 3al © ₀ ea elas the upper side of the _{foot p} heel covered with Haoke. Left © nd © ■ 0 "be2? Iaa * S @ rial is seisiea naterea bathing sing leads Oued b @ = consolidates? sewi © _'s tistia .Umleimer the vm all Sehtih the outer edge of the outsole and' the immediately übes? il® lying hand of Se uhes covers "

Sin, such a '.Sehua is known ο This well-known "Se3mh b © i dem'- exercises äem, the outer edge of the outsole directly touches the upper material of the shoe and with dsm =» aelfeea, fer & leM. ± & t _s ' -hat im _s case in the di © se _t s upper. "How bsi Sennissohuh © n from weiohem ledei? or Iieinea consists of "des laeliteilj that .der. .fuß'einen söialeehten state has ₀ because Huts © h © n clae upper ia direction of Hutsehbewegung of s @ ia®a the outsole .benachbarten Randbereioh yields _o. "This ^one lall -occurs particular intestinal one- _g ΐί @ ^ηη! di © Eutschbe ^

POST CHECK ACCOUNT: MÜNCHEN 50175 ■ BANK ACCOUNT: DEUTSCHE BANK A. G. MÖNCHEN, LEOPOLDSTR. 71, KTO. NO. 60/35794

fair side _s ie transversely to SehuhXängsaehs © ₉ takes ₀ As a result of when sliding since loan laohgebens the upper = Material® the further laughing part © ia _p occurs at diesasa known shoe that the upper material in the region of the Um = Leimer constantly a strong stress is subjected to and finally it tears $ making the gang © shoe unusable

In another known shoe _s at the outsole with the UalaiaeE ¹ consists of a θ into strength sole part with trogäha = "lielieia profile and glued at the DAS upper with its lower Raf to di © inside the edge band and the outsole ISTJ, occur also the same laughs hasten _one's X'Jie they la .dem .vorangegangenen Absata ia Besug on & ®n initially beschriebenen- Sehuh -angegeben are ₀ indicates Again, the leather from w@iob.em g Leines or ähnliohen material existing upper ■ when hatching in the direction of this Rutsoli ^ tfegTßng. aa his lower hand and iv-irddaduroh beaä = · spruchti so strongly that this area ^ usually tears on the upper edge © of the edge band "

Of? Invention is the task of "the well-known look." of the kind described at the beginning, improve ₉ that the given. Ia@3b.teiluchte "are avoided and a better hold of the liiies in the shoe is rreioht".

This © task © is according to the invention in the known shoe with - © iner Lauf sole © - and an insole ₉ between

aas di © 'sweetness over side _? Heel rait Haelce material with its lower IMe inserted waä attached _? sowi © © in @ m _t lipping of the Uhl the entire longed around & .ΦΤ & Außenranä of the outsole ¹ and the covering directly above the bottom sole lying edge of the shoe? dadursh solved ₉ that gns ¹ improvement of the lateral hold of the foot before the slide was applied to the entire extent of the frost. the outside = since © of the upper material, ® from the side reinforcement B, is attached in a torsugsweis ©. stiffer material ₅ which see \ ^ i © the upper material under the edge and wipe. the insole and. the outsole extends and together with the Upper material swisehen beiö ^ sa soles attached isto

Me merlo eels according to the invention ₈ . the .for all shoes ₉ which are exposed to lateral stress ₉ applicable SiM ₉ provide the goal part <that the upper material in the case of a side · = n _ff in the? The load on the edge of this upper material © does not give in ₉ "which has the consequence ₉ that the foot remains in its original position. As a result, even when looking at the hat, the side of the hat will tip over around the relevant lateral edge © the barrel is excluded and a possible sprain of the foot "avoided. A further advantage of the feature according to the invention is that there is an excess of the upper material in the area of the upper sand of the edge _{band" s} ^ i® @ ® in the known shoes äe ^r £ lall is? at ..seitliela "^ load erfol.geä_ aieht lsann _p so that the EIIA erfisiäiingsgemäßeii Features

Shoe has a much longer lifespan than known such ©, "Bi @ gs applies to © more _? Than the additional lateral reinforcement according to the invention, the upper material especially as the areas that are heavily exposed to external damage, additional protective material""

Since, in particular, tennis shoes - the upper material of the shoe on the outer and inner ^{instep of the B 1} USeS benaoliterteii zones is the most stressed / is in an eriin & TOigs-trained, tennis shoe for the sole of these zones, the additional © Ssitexiirerstärloing we & cm © in the areas adjacent to the outer and inner instep of the foot upwards ν er = »widest _o

The invention is illustrated below with reference to a sohematiseiles, drawing. iia der- © la © bsforgiigte Au

with daa @ rfiaduagegeraäBea / Maßmaamen is shown »even closer "© riätatert is»

Figure 1 shows the inventivei 'Sdhuh γόη one side of _s -

Mgur 2. eiaa -sectional representation, along the transverse dureh d'aa Selmti running section line Ii-II from Figure 1 is ο

According to the. figures ordered the Sehuli shown here, "from a barrel s © hl © 1. and an insole 2 ₉ between which the upper material 3 of the shoe ■ -with- ■ its" lower end is inserted and fastened to. άβϊ? Outside this® upper material 5 is along the g @ «velvety 'circumference of the shoe a

brachtρ --and. κ-was by means of a double sewing seam 5 _P which see along the entire upper handlcant © of the side reinforcement around cles. Di® side reinforcement 4, which extends around the shoe, extends like the upper material 5 between the insole 2 and the outsole 1 and is attached to both soles together with the upper material table ₀ This attachment can be done by a? © ^ kleteng ₀ The between the soles 1 and 2 located®? λγΙβ olieiiraraa ₉ which is laterally bounded by the edges of the lower ends of the upper material 3 and the susätglishen side reinforcement 4, which are _{glued to these two soles, wM 9} is with ®in®3 £> Ztfiiseh © n © inlag © 6

In the case of the illustrated SekoJa, an edge band 7 is also provided ^ "the? Around the entire eye to the outer edge & it?" outsole 1 and the unsiittelbar the outsole sji adjacent Randbe · = reieh the ausätsliohen side reinforcing 4 covers and is adhered to both bands is ο on der.Brandsohle 2 is also a liner 3 of weiehesi material ^ preferably ■ Sohaumgumaii to _g, inter alia, the foot a ' give a soft surface »

The "side reinforcement 4" is ₈ ir ± © in figure 1 at 9 gsseigtc. in the area adjacent to the inner instep of the foot and is similar? Weis® also in the area adjacent to the outer instep of the foot® aacli widened at the top ₉ by means of a particularly good hold of the foot in the shoe, together with a particularly good upper material against external damage, results in ₀

In the case of the S.ehuh shown, changes may be made without the Ö.Bit B @ reiob. The invention to be abandoned So feaxia, for example, the 2hs? isehen @ inlage 6 omitted ve ^ ä.Bn _s what ίjas especially that möglieh i @ t _s . if äa8 upper material 3 miö. the additional side reinforcement 4 made relatively thin layers siaöo alternatively, the 2wiseh © saeinlage BXLQh through © h © ines, according to the running sole © 1 Brandsohl® 2 foreseen above paragraph formed

Claims (1)

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