DE7141079U - Inner shoe, for example ski boots - Google Patents

Description

CALZATURIFICIO GIUSEPPE QARBUIO "LA DOLOMITE" in Montebelluna (Treviso), Italy

Inner shoe, for example fttr ski boots

The innovation relates to an inner shoe, for example for ski boots.

Am such? Inner shoe is bestiaat for this. between de « To the foot of the wearer and the so-called outer shoe which is usually very stiff

Inner shoes of this type, which are separated from the outer shoe are known to consist of an external an inner liner and an intermediate pad. Such inner shoes are currently after conventional Process produced as they are also used for the production of light footwear · This means that their Manufacturing is relatively expensive.

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Far «inen gatsn inner shoe are pliers, the one mentioned Lining, a multi-part upper leather, reinforcement pads for toes and heels as well as inner and outer soles required. In addition, their production requires trained IrAfte. All these Factors are the high price, responsible.

However, such manual constructions are not enough all requirements in that it is not always possible to meet one perfect 8its of the Ianensehuhs in the Auftenschuh su ersielen. This can only lead to wrinkling in the inner shoe, which in turn results in narrow pressure points on the wearer's foot.

It is the task of Mmwrang to avoid this deficiency.

The neutral inner shoe is characterized by the fact that it consists essentially of a one-piece jacket (1) made of an elastic, flexible material, a lining made of a flexible and preferably eofaxl » mimstissü» n material, which is connected to the binders of the jacket, and a The lining enclosed in between consists of a porous material.

Inner shoes that are too small can be very simple, be strong and economical construction and at the same time have a high suppleness in order to see all peculiarities and To adapt movements of their wearer. In addition, you can novelty gamaae inner liner excellent thermal insulation properties have to protect the FuA su »Continue to be able to assuming the appropriate material, they are completely impermeable for lighter and snow. Above all, however, they can completely adapt to the inner shape of the Auftensehuhs, so that nothing Wrinkles or other irregularities arise when the inner shoe is in the upper shoe or the FuA of the wearer in the inner shoe is inserted.

The following is a further explanation of the innovation preferred embodiment described with reference to the figures.

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Fig. 1 is a perspective view of such innovation-driven interior shahs;

Fig. 2 is a perspective view of the jacket and Lining of this inner shoe »separated from one another;

Fig. 3 aeigt the blank from which the lining of the liner in question is manufactured, and

Fig. 4 shows a cross section along the line IT-IV in fl. 1 represents.

The inner shoe shown has a dumbbell 1 which can consist of a pressure or injection molded part made of plastic, synthetic or natural rubber or a similar elastic and flexible material. The thickness of the jacket 1 is very small, so that it can adapt well to the inner shape of the associated upper shoe. Furthermore, the liner shown has iron lining 2, which rests against the foot of the wearer. These Aes! ** "**" · % i * t inserted into the dumbbell% and take a distance from it, auisg «& stmmea on the cattle 4, where% the lieid parts are connected to one another, ie in the ankle and wrist area around a front opening that extends from the ankle area to the toe area of the thrust.

The lining 2 is preferably made from a blank 2 '"made ine · elastic, synthetic material, such as • r in fl. 3 shown 1st. This blank has two to each other mirror-symmetrical parts running along the dashed center line connected and joined together along the edges 3 will. The lining formed in this way is then introduced into the jacket 1 and along the girders 4 with it Weaving, sewing or connected in any other suitable manner, so there is initially between the lining 2 and the jacket 1 There is a gap. This gap is then flowered out with a soft elastic material, so that finally the Lining 5 forms. The foaming is preferably done after the so far completed inner shoe into the upper shoe used and the R&D of the future carrier in the II

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shoe was introduced. On this quietly asmlieh get the Lining 2 and Ausfüttevung 5 swangsllufIg and from even a shape that fits exactly on the wearer's feet. Normally, the lining 5 fills the entire space between the dumbbell 1 and the lining 2, so daft these are only located along their HMwi, where they who are connected.

Both the dumbbell 1 and the lining S i. 0. ait of a terstarkuagsauflage from a tricot similar suitable material. Yeah, hello dos Hanteis this can already be applied at the Fomprosess. Bs supports the strength of the Hanteis in relation to an impure one at what may be desirable when the thickness and toughness of the hantol material is not very large. Capable of The lining facilitates the introduction of the reinforcement of the lining in the shoe, which causes iode to wrinkle Apart from that, the animal will sit again

The inner shoe described so far consists only of parts which, moreover, can usually be produced in shower molds

In addition, it will generally result in a better result obtained than it is with conventional Inee of a much more complicated and complex structure of the lull *

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It is clear from the previously described stollmngswolso also for other footwear on a similar branch

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Claims (7)

1. Inner shoe for example for ski boots, characterized in that it consists essentially of one one-piece jacket (1) made of an elastic, flexible material, a lining (2) made of a flexible and preferably also elastic material, which is connected to the edges (4) of the jacket, and one in between enclosed lining (5) consists of a porous material. 2. Inner shoe according to claim 1, characterized in that because the lining (5) fails the said space between the jacket (1) and lining (2). 3. Inner shoe according to claim 2, characterized in that because the lining (5) is foamed into the space, preferably at the joint of the wearer. 4. InneESchtft according to one of the preceding claims, characterized characterized, daft the jacket (1) a pressure-molded or injection-molded part made of plastic, rubber or the like. is. 5. Liner according to one of the preceding address, thereby characterized, daft the jacket (1) on its inside a reinforcement layer, preferably applied during molding, e.g. B. in the form of a jersey, wears. 6. Liner according to one of the preceding address, thereby characterized, daft the lining (2) from a blank (2 ·) of the relevant material with two in the lersenbereleh contiguous, mirror-symmetrical zueissader Parts is made, which are partially joined together along their edges (3), Daft they Form a kind of sock, with the seam running down the middle of the sock. 7. Inner shoe according to one of the preceding claims, characterized characterized in that the lining (2) inside -6- 71 * 1i792 <U72 side with a reinforcement pad, for game wines ans Jersey, is provided. 714 H7ttt t η