DE9400786U1 - sandal - Google Patents

Description

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P 44 Ol 334.5-25 SANDAL

Sandals and shoes have so far been made from many individual parts of different types and materials without taking into account the free movement needs of the healthy foot, especially the toes, and the necessary feeling of well-being with and through material, shape, construction and weight.

The present sandal invention is made of 4 pieces of material of the lowest weight, which are shaped and processed in such a way that the needs of the healthy foot, comfortable toe freedom in all directions and a firm hold on the foot are guaranteed.

This sandal is the invention for the healthy, natural, undeformed foot, the complete freedom of movement in all directions, sideways up to 2 cm, upwards up to 5 cm, footwear that ensures the right fit depending on the size of the foot, without a heel, without a footbed. It is the healthy protective skin that is so thin and so necessary for the healthy foot.

Well-known skin-friendly material only touches the foot in the intended places. The toe bar and the lace fastener provide a perfect and firm hold on the foot. The non-slip, surface-reinforcing sole made of well-known material is made from one piece according to the shape of the foot, pulled up and fastened at the sides where necessary for walking safety and construction reinforcement. Sandals and shoes without heels protect people from spinal and vertebral injuries.

Every person should always feel our mother earth with their feet, bare feet, in order to be human. Not being able to move the toes is the cause of many illnesses and mental suffering. Countless victims of thalidomide have proven how important the movement of the toes is through and with their toe work. The technical computer work that forces the body to sit still requires balance with the beneficial movement of the toes. All intellectual workers in the office, in the department store and at school need toe exercises, which promote blood circulation and thus also balance the nerves and overall well-being, thus preventing stress from arising.

Hanne Harquart's raflexology work and my 50 years of studies and experience are the reason for this invention.

Ernst Below, Castle, 7347S Ellwangen (Tel. 07351/2355)

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The drawings show:

1- the material parts -flat- in their unfolding for cutting

1 = the tongue

2 = the toe strap

3 = the tongue reinforcement cut

4 = the sole

5, 6, 7, 8 and 9, which are a material block with 4

10 = the perimeter of the grippy outsole

11 and 12 are the shaping seams

2- Top view of the sandal on the left foot with the reference number as in 1-1 to 12

3- the right sandal without foot with the toe strap and reference number as above

A- the left sandal on the walking foot with the NATURAL heel and sole formation. The non-slip outsole 10 partially hatched to recognize the sandal heel curve like the foot curve

5- Left sandal otherwise white 2-5,2- Right sandal tip

Drawings 1-10, 2-10, 3-10, 4-10 and 5 show the stabilizing frictional tread 10 + 5,2-10

Ernst Below, Castle, 73479 Ellwangen (TsI. 07361/2655)

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P 44 01 334.5-26 SANDAL
-Summary-Purpose of this invention is:

To give the healthy human foot the freedom of movement it needs in the sandal, especially for the toes, and to transfer the unevenness of the ground to the foot and the sole of the foot in a massage manner (sole reflex massage). This purpose is fulfilled by this invention. 4 parts for each sandal, made of materials known from shoe/sandal manufacturing practice, formed, sewn and glued in just a few steps.
A beautifully designed product to enjoy.

Ernst Below, Castle, 73479 Ellwangen (Tel. 07981/2655)

Claims (1)

»· ·♦-»* ·· ·· · _{&pgr;&eegr; &Lgr;} nor&lgr; *:.*:::. ; ;:. G- 94 &ogr;&ogr; 786.1 "·· ^: "··" ^: ·** ^: P 44 01 334.5-26 SAYINGS Claim The sandal consists of 4 pieces of material 1-1, 2, 4, 10, and 4, with 5, &dgr;, 7, 8, 9 Sandal according to claim 1, characterized in that these pieces of material give the sandal the shape through seams 1-2.1 11 / 12 Sandal according to claim 2, characterized in that this material is recessed laterally and upwards in the toe area to allow pleasant freedom of movement of the toes Sandal according to claim 1-3, characterized in that the toe is shaped as a cap 1-11, 2-1, 10, 11, 3-1, 11 Sandal according to claims 1-4, characterized in that the heel cup is formed on the same piece of material 1-4, S, 7, 8 as the natural heel of the foot and the closure or fastening tabs are arranged on the left and right sides 1-5, S, 8, 3 &dgr; Sandal according to claims 1-5, characterized in that these are firmly connected to the stabilizing toe bar 1-2, 2(1), 2(2), (2(3) shown in the development) between the big toe and the neighboring toe to locate the sole and tongue and thereby guarantee walking safety Sandal according to claims 1-3, characterized in that the sandal sole running side 1-10, 3-10, 4-10, 5-10 corresponds to the natural shape of the foot and thus protects the foot like a second skin. Ernst Below, Castle, 7347S Ellwangen (Tel. 07361/2855)